Octopath Traveler (Nintendo Switch) is a JRPG with a cool look and nostalgia infused gameplay. But how does it hold up on its own? Let’s talk.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (PC, PS4, Xbox One) is the latest game from famed Dark Souls creators From Software. Details are still scarce, but we’ve rounded up everything for you here.

Bethesda as a developer and a publisher has had TONS of games, but not every title made it to shelves. Here are some cancelled games and projects that we thought would’ve been cool.

Video game graphics are always pushing boundaries in games…but what about style? Is style being sacrificed for photo-realism? Does it matter? Let’s talk.

Warframe is making its way to the Nintendo Switch, we learned something interesting about how the health system in Uncharted works, Darksiders 3 has a release date, and some new Anthem details have been made available! Join us on our live weekly gaming talkshow.

The Legacy of Kain (Soul Reaver, etc.) series was celebrated by players for a decade..yet in2018 they are nowhere to be found. What happened? Let’s take a stroll down memory lane.

2018 is full of excellent releases for PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, & more. We’ve covered the first half of the year, so now we’re looking forward to the end of 2018 with these picks.

The Fallout series has survived for more than a decade and it’s very different from where it first started. Here’s a breakdown of how exactly the franchise has changed over the years.

As gamers, we like “the best of both worlds.” That sometimes means seeing one game act or look more like another game. Here are our favorites!

Here’s a list of the best free iPhone & Android games from the month of June available on Apple’s App Store & Google’s play store.

Updates on Nvidia’s next GTX graphics card, an airport where you can play video games, a warning to the wise about electronics, We Happy Few returns, and more stuff happening in gaming this week brought to you by Jake.

The PUBG Fortnite lawsuit suddenly ends, Steam is doing something new, Google might be making a game console, and Star Wars games just aren’t happening.

No video game is perfect, but every so often we get a game in our hands that feels unfinished and messy. How does this happen? Let’s talk.