Papers, Please creator Lucas Pope has finally put a release window on his new project, with Return of the Obra Dinn promising a captivating mytery adventure aboard an abandoned ship.

Being a hole isn't easy, especially when everything you eat is just making you a bigger, more difficult mess to deal with. This is Donut County, and it's delightfully weird.

Despite all the negative press they get, A Way Out creator Josef Fares loves their relationship with publishers EA. So much so that their next game will be published by them again.

Flinthook is swinging onto the Nintendo Switch this week, letting you loot space pirates all day on the go.

IO Interactive and publisher Square Enix parted ways, leaving the studio to fend for itself in the wilds of a hostile gaming industry. IO Interactive survived, finding funding that would secure a second season of Hitman. Perhaps Square Enix was unfairly painted as the villain in this story, as Hitman was a success both critically and financially. What gives? Why would the publisher give up on the Hitman business?

Runic Games is now the second studio underneath Perfect Worlds to be closed in nder a week, as the publisher makes a big push towards online focused titles.

Cuphead's sense of style doesn't end with its visuals, and its soundtrack is being appraoched with the same level of detail to root you in its 1930's cartoon aesthetic.

The problem with fishing in video games, is that it just cannot compare to the real thing. Unlike racing games that at least have an expensive physical solution that provides all of the thrill without the blunt force trauma of a car crash should you be unsuccessful in taking a corner, fishing doesn’t have that advantage. Which is where Rule With An Iron Fish comes into play. If you can’t emulate the experience, you can at least have fun with it, right?