Halo, the Xbox’s beloved first person shooter is finally coming to PC. Okay, okay. The first two games in the series did get PC ports, but that’s where it ended. Now, the whole series is on its way to PC, by the quite excellent Halo: Master Chief Collection that stuffs every core game in the series into one package. Unfortunately, its first test has been delayed.

Due to a slew of unflattering and wildly offensive opinions posted publicly, Microsoft has opted to leave out Notch from the special Minecraft press conference being hosted to celebrate the game’s 10th birthday. Around a decade ago, Markus “Notch” Persson and Mojang changed the gaming world forever. That might seem like a somewhat dramatic statement, but one can’t deny just …

After numerous claims of hostile work environments, sexism and sexual harassment, Riot Games has taken action against the lawsuits being filed – by preventing employees to take any kind of legal action against the studio. On Friday it was reported by Kotaku that Riot Games made it clear that they would be taking preventative measures against the studio’s staff by …

Bedtime Digital Games’ exploration of the subconscious will be hitting PS4 in May following the critical success garnered by the PC and Switch versions. Figment is a beautiful game, there are no two ways about it. Originally released back in 2017, the game’s surreal themes of conscious and subconscious thoughts proved a visual spectacle. Not only did the game have …

Mortal Kombat 11 may be great fighting game, but it boasts some annoyingly grindy bits when it came to in-game rewards. That's now changing, with some player reporting up to triple the rewards that they previously received.

Tomorrow, there’s a big reveal event for Borderlands 3 that’ll show off some gameplay from Gearbox’s cel-shaded looty-shooty sequel. The reveal will happen over Twitch, giving us a better look at the game and how its overhauled weapons will work. By simply joining in and watching the reveal (with an extension installed), players will be able to get themselves a bit of in-game loot.

I’ve largely stopped carting about the games that come with Xbox Live’s Games With gold and the PlayStation Instant game collection. That sheen is especially missing when the collection of gratis games is middling or just not for me.

Surviving a frozen tundra isn’t exactly the most unique video game experience, but tossing in a few Eldritch nightmares sure starts to shake things up. At least, at first. Fade to Silence reminds me a great deal of Bruce Bogtrotter from Roald Dahl’s Matilda. Ever the gluttonous yet ambitious punk, Bruce is compelled to steal a slice of Miss Trunchbull’s …