Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival has a new playable demo out now on Steam ahead of its full launch on 8th October. Read more
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Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival has a new playable demo out now on Steam ahead of its full launch on 8th October. Read more
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The Last of Us director Bruce Straley has apologised to the God of War Laufey team at Sony Santa Monica for saying he was “not excited” about the upcoming game’s gameplay. Read more
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Wolverine developer Insomniac has denied using generative AI after fans jumped on social media to share screenshots of a bizarre restroom sign. Read more
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HoYoverse’s upcoming dark-fantasy action game Nodusfall wears its Elden Ring influences openly, but a hands-on Gamescom preview indicates that the four-player co-op title has ideas of its own. The demo consisted of two boss battles played in groups of four,
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Insomniac has publicly denied that Marvel’s Wolverine contains any AI-generated assets, addressing online speculation sparked by a garbled-looking bathroom sign that went viral this week. The studio says the odd visual is the result of a UV-map bug, not generative
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Insomniac Games pushed a hotfix for Marvel’s Wolverine on September 19 that reduces the opacity of the scent trails and Audio Sense indicators players have been mocking as “fart gas” since launch. The studio says it’s also exploring toggleable options
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Nodusfall, aesthetically at least, is about as far from a typical HoYoverse game as you can get. Gone are the bright colours, cute creatures, and bountiful anime women. In their place, we get all the familiar trappings of dark fantasy:
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Hello and welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little about the games we’ve been playing. This week, it’s a Chris Tapsell (that’s me!) triple-bill – a triple-Tap? – as the team’s been either quite stretched or
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Former PlayStation executives Shuhei Yoshida and Adam Boyes have recreated their iconic “this is how you share your games on PS4” moment – now with a very timely game-less picture. Read more
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Rockstar Games‘ latest leak seemingly includes a nearly 200GB version of GTA 5‘s source code, suggesting the developer started and then scrapped plans for a Liberty City DLC, alongside very early files related to GTA 6. Read more
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