
Pax Dei has officially launched into its 1.0 release last week, and Bradford has been putting the medieval social sandbox MMO through its paces. Come check out our early thoughts in our review-in-progress.

Pax Dei has officially launched into its 1.0 release last week, and Bradford has been putting the medieval social sandbox MMO through its paces. Come check out our early thoughts in our review-in-progress.

The ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X is the latest PC handheld to grace the gaming market, bringing AMD’s latest Zen 2 Extreme chip to the masses to power PC games on the go. It is also supposed to be an Xbox. We explore this in our review-in-progress of the handheld.

Announced during EVE Vegas 2025, CCP Games revealed that not only will the previously announced 2D map launch with the upcoming Winter expansion, but players can also look forward to some changes coming to Carriers.

Bradford has been worried about the fate of Fantastic Pixel Castle ever since rumblings NetEase might pull funding. Last week’s news, then, has felt like something of a gut punch.

During MagicCon Atlanta, we got a look at the complete lineup of 2026’s Magic: The Gathering sets, except for one, which had yet to be announced. Well, today during New York Comic Con, the rumors have been confirmed: the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are the next Universes Beyond set.

Battlefield is back, bringing an all-new campaign and high-octane multiplayer to PC and console this Friday. But, how does it all stack up, and is this latest entry in the long-standing franchise worth your time? Here’s our review in progress.

Everyone’s favorite ghost Pokémon (or at least mine) is getting some new products with gaming brand Razer’s Pokémon Collection.

Magic: The Gathering is seeing some of its most explosive popularity ever, thanks in large part to its Universes Beyond initiative. However, online sentiment is one of fatique with UB sets and a concern that the Magic IP is being lost in the mire. We asked the WotC team how it’s navigating UB fatique back at MagicCon Atlanta over the weekend.

The developers behind Ship of Heroes are claiming their MMO has been review bombed on Steam as the hero-based MMO struggles to find players since its September launch.

GTA Online turned 12 this month, and Rockstar is giving players a gift for their troubles. Additionally, October means Halloween events, including a new Slasher mode, the Mid-Autumn festival and more.