Darker, grimmer and filled with Werebears because the Druid class is back baby! Diablo 4 sounds like a fun time excuse to go back to hell if these rumours are true.

A proper reveal for Diablo 4 and a look at Diablo 2 in all its remastered glory? That should shine some light away from Blizzard's recent "trouble" in China and abroad!

You’re not a video game villain until you’ve made your last stand in a glorious lair that a hero has fought through, and over the years that anarchi architecture has reached glorious new heights. So while I prepare to train a militia of influencers to help me take over the metropolitan area, here’s a look back at some of the more elaborate headquarters for evil.

To say that last year’s announcement of Diablo: Immortal didn’t go over well would be somewhat of an understatement. The blowback the company received for daring to port one of most revered franchises to handhelds was frankly ludicrous – though it’s worth noting that most people didn’t have any issue with the idea of a mobile Diablo. Rather, they were angered by what they felt was Blizzard giving up on its primary platform, PC.

Darksiders Genesis is focusing on action through a good old fashioned isometric plane, while juggling some co-operative gameplay for good measure. While Strife will stick to a distance and keep enemies at bay with his trusty sidearms, War is exactly how you remember him to be: An absolute tank on the battlefield who’ll chop demons down to size and keep them at bay. Here’s a look at him in action.

Gamescom progresses onwards with a plethora of new games, hardware, and experiences. Among the countless developers showing off their wares is 11-Bit Studios (the folks behind the successful strategy game, Frostpunk), who are gearing up for the launch of their long-awaited dungeon RPG, Children of Morta. You can check out the gameplay trailer below: Right off the bat, Children of …

The team over at Rivsoft have been able to upload the shareware version of the game for everyone to access, and all you need is an Internet browser to play it. I know it’s probably a really dull day at work. Waiting on emails, sending out invoices, listening to the gossip about Cheryl’s aunt whose dog recently choked on a …

Good but not exceptional, Warhammer: Chaosbane is a solid and confident slice of medieval melee action. As Gothic as it is repetitive in the endgame phase, it’s still an enjoyable romp in the same vein as many an action RPG from yesteryear.