It goes without saying that if you do get one of these Far Cry 6 emails, you definitely shouldn’t reply to it.

Over in the land of Gamescom last week, the Star Citizen crew invited some of their most loyal backers to join them for an intimate dinner in Frankfurt, where SC big cheese Chris Roberts would be present for some QnA. The catch? This event was only open to Concierge members of Star Citizen, people who had spent at least $1000 on the game. The seats, or flat pieces of wood that their butts were crammed on top of in sardine fashion, cost $275 each.

Star Citizen today is no closer to realising its goals than it was five years ago, and that’s a shame for the people who provided the fiscal ground support for the project. Even worse, Star Citizen isn’t the game that many people backed, as its various modules have created something entirely different to what was originally envisioned and promised.

If you ever wanted a detailed breakdown on just how badly people are fleeced by the inkjet printer industry, then here's a detailed breakdown on how consumers are conned out of their hardearned cash.

A new report has made some bold claims regarding the founder of Star Citizen and his studio, but Chris Roberts was quickly to reply to the "defamatory" comments.

Items on Steam are worth a lot of money in some cases. Sometimes, people lose said items to scams. Valve are no longer returning those stolen items - stating scams can be avoided entirely.

If you find yourself invited to a GTA V beta on PC, then congratulations! You've just received malware!

The executive producer of War Z has written an open letter of apology to the players and everyone else