
After the new Final Fantasy 14 expansion was announced, we got to take on one of its first bosses.

After the new Final Fantasy 14 expansion was announced, we got to take on one of its first bosses.

Players in the Elder Scrolls Online can experience the game’s chapters in any order they choose at any level. Each year Kevin starts a new character to do just that. In Part Six, the Khajiit are in a state of crisis as Reaper’s March is under siege by Imperials.

Robin loves dragons in pretty much every form, so the new Whelping Day Care content in World of Warcraft Dragonflight’s Fractures In Time update is right up her alley.

This week, Britaria suspends development over IP issues, Cinderstone misses another update release, and Wurm Online loses some staff members

This week, Whitemoon Games shares a recap of TaernCon (image above), Zenith adds some rings and ruins to Skyland, Fractured Online is dealing with Server Wars, and multiple studios have Alpha and Beta tests incoming

Robin dives into the latest Fractures In Time update for World of Warcraft Dragonflight. What does she think of the latest updates, specifically the new Time Rifts, Mega-Dungeon and Dracthyr specialization?

This week, Coreborn celebrates its Next Fest success, Ethyrial developer Gellyberry parts ways with its publisher, and Britaria shares its recent development progress (image above).

It took over five months, but Final Fantasy 14 columnist Victoria’s static cleared a raid of the highest level. But how?

For the past few years, we’ve seen a resurgence of nostalgia gaming, with developers revisiting and revamping beloved titles, but are remakes worthy of the hype or is it all about nostalgia?

This week was pretty quiet. Ember Sword announced their Alpha Land Sale (image above), Emily checks out Coreborn, and Ethyrial has more woes as they can’t deliver their roadmap patch on time.