Blizzard: “We Have Multiple Diablo Projects in the Works”
Blizzard confirms that it is currently working on multiple Diablo projects. This makes us happy. Very happy indeed. Bring on more Diablo!
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Blizzard confirms that it is currently working on multiple Diablo projects. This makes us happy. Very happy indeed. Bring on more Diablo!

Stephen King once said ‘Story is king’. City of the Shroud epitomises this approach, putting narrative at the heart of what it does, and emerging triumphant as a result.

I recently found a copy of Castlevania Legends for the Game Boy, and, trying to find something to play it on, I made an amazing discovery.

I wanted to like Octopath Traveler. I really did. But after 20 or so hours, I just couldn’t bring myself to play it any more.

If you’re after a cute game that you can play for ten minutes or even an hour, check out Russian Subway Dogs. It’s quite challenging, too.

More roguelike than metroidvania, Motion Twin’s Dead Cells is a game that will continually kick your ass. But you’ll keep going back for more.

Overcooked 2Â delivers everything that made the first game so great, but in a bigger, better and more appetising package.

No video game moment is sweeter than when a portal to The Vault opens in Diablo 3.Â

Looking forward to the inevitable announcement of Diablo 4? We are. But here are the things we want from the title to make us truly happy.

Trago is an intriguing and unique narrative-driven game about four nights in a bar, and one drunk loser’s dawning realisation about the true nature of his friends.

Tekken 7 continues to surprise with its guest character choices. The Walking Dead’s Negan is set to join the game as part of its second season pass.

Now available on Nintendo Switch, you’ll die, die and then die again before you even begin to conquer Salt and Sanctuary.

You may have Yakuza skulls to be cracking, but that doesn’t mean you can’t let your hair down once in a while.

Got a trio of friends that like frenzied multiplayer action? Buy Jump Gunners and get them around. You’re guaranteed to have a laugh.

If you like building giant mechs and decimating enemies with them, give War Tech Fighters a go. You won’t regret it. Promise.

As much as I love Telltale’s episodic zombie series, having played the demo of The Walking Dead: The Final Season, I’m not feeling enthusiastic about the concluding chapter of Clementine’s story.

Code of Princess EX’s combat just isn’t fun enough to keep you playing. Which is a shame, because there’s plenty of content on offer.

Games, glorious games. So many good ones but so little time to play them. Here are the ones you should probably keep your eye on this August.

Far from relying on the usual cyberpunk game tropes, State of Mind actually goes out of its way to cover new ground

Created in collaboration with Rockstar Games, the video for Solomun’s latest release, ‘Customer is King’, is made entirely within the world of GTAV.
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