Imagine you’re in a fantasy universe that has already fallen to dark forces. The apocalypse has come, given a once vibrant land a proper spanking with its armies of chaos and everybody is downright miserable. You’d think that kicking off a game with a band of misfits who are all nursing some serious trauma wouldn’t be the best way to introduce audiences to a dark new fantasy universe, but you’d be wrong. Trials of Fire is that game, and it’s a refreshing twist on the usual formula of knocking around dungeons and possibly encountering dragons.

There’s a Nintendo Direct dedicated to Pokémon Sword and Shield that’ll be broadcast later today, but like a typical millennial, I can’t wait that long dammit. Fortunately, not even the seaworthy SS. Nintendo is safe from leaks and it looks like that mighty vessel may have an insider poking holes in the hull and allowing some delicious spoiler cargo to be lost in an ocean of hungry fans.

The shrunken version of the beloved console from the late 80’s is coming with some certified bangers

Y’all ready for these hot new leaks before E3 even begins? Well here’s the latest one! Thanks to some persistent digging in the code for Destiny 2’s new Season of Opulence which kicked off today, PC miners have uncovered the next chapter for the franchise in a post Activision era. A chapter that’ll take players back to everybody’s favourite lunar location, the Moon.

In the near future we may be able to smell an Xbox gamer from a fair distance if these new range of personal care products become a success.

A recent listing on the company’s online store has been raising eyebrows due its timely posting and even faster delisting Aw shit, here we go again. At this point, it seems more likely that we won’t be getting a new Splinter Cell from Ubisoft. A slew of leaks has had fans speculating as to when we might finally step into …

The collect-a-thon close to many a nostalgic heart may be receiving a new instalment according to an tweet by Exquisite Gaming. The unlikely duo of a bear and red-breasted breegull wormed their way into many of our hearts back in the days of the N64 with the bright and inviting world and hours of satisfying collecting to waste time on …

The 16th century Chinese novel Journey to the West has been adapted to all manner of media over the years, but it’s a story that works particularly well in video games. There have been countless adaptions: from Capcom’s 1984 arcade game Son Son, to Ninja Theory’s Enslaved: Odyssey to the West (with many more between). The latest of the is …