Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals – one restless night of mysteries
Wander and chat through a night of spooky possibilities.If I remember this correctly, the movie American Graffiti starts with a close-up of a car radi
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Microsoft raising prices for Xbox Series X, Game Pass in coming months
Microsoft has announced a price hike for its Xbox Series X console across most of the world, as well as for monthly Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor review – hit-and-miss action with the warmest of hearts
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor’s lovable unpretentiousness is what makes it such a blast – but a lack of true focus holds it back.It’s easy to think of Star
Final Fantasy 14's next expansion, Dawntrail, will be "the very best summer vacation"
The next expansion in Final Fantasy 14 will be Dawntrail and it’s out summer next year.At today’s Fan Festival in Las Vegas, producer and
Baldur's Gate 3 dev is "changing the way we deploy patches" following hotfix rollback
Baldur’s Gate 3 developer Larian has said it’s “changing the way we deploy patches” after it was forced to rollback yesterday’s Hotfix #4 due to crash
It's true: Mortal Kombat 1 on Switch is just too big an ask for the hardware
Mortal Kombat goes back to its roots with Mortal Kombat 1, a fresh reboot that delivers some of the most striking visuals seen from a fighting game to
Returnal review – magnificent and monstrous
In Returnal, Housemarque builds a game on both euphoric highs and confounding lows.Sometimes, when you talk about games, it helps to think about their
Apex Legends Season 19 launch date confirmed, Conduit abilities explained
Apex Legends: Ignite, the 19th season of the ever-popular battle royale, will explode onto our screens with the brand new Legend Conduit next Tuesday,
Our personal top-five games of 2023
You’ve probably already seen Eurogamer’s top 50 games of 2023, but we didn’t want to leave our end of year thoughts there. Big lists can sometimes fee
Surgeon Simulator developer Bossa Studios lets go a third of its staff
Surgeon Simulator developer Bossa Studios has laid off a third of its staff.As reported by our sister site, GamesIndustry.biz, it’s thought 19 people