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PlayStation3 weeks ago
PlayStation Plus Free Games Keep Getting Worse—Are Gamers Being Shortchanged?
Sony used to dominate when it came to free games for PlayStation Plus subscribers. Every month, we’d get AAA blockbusters, critically acclaimed indies, and absolute must-play titles. But in 2025?
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Opinion3 weeks ago
The Death of Physical Game Stores Was Inevitable—And Gamers Should Celebrate It
Let’s stop pretending: physical game stores were always going to die, and honestly, it’s for the best. The recent news that UK retailer Game is shutting down another store is
General Gaming News3 weeks ago
🛡️ Knights in Tight Spaces – A Tactical, Deck-Building Medieval Showdown
Tactical combat meets deck-building strategy in Knights in Tight Spaces, a unique indie roguelike launching this week. If you love meticulously planning attacks, countering enemy moves, and building unstoppable decks,
General Gaming News3 weeks ago
🔫 FragPunk – A Hero Shooter That Changes the Game (Launching This Week!)
The hero shooter genre is crowded, but FragPunk is stepping up with something completely fresh. This team-based FPS launches this week, bringing mid-match gameplay modifiers, destructible environments, and fast-paced tactical

General Gaming News3 weeks ago
🌀 Split Fiction – The Next Evolution in Co-Op Gaming
Hazelight Studios, the visionary team behind It Takes Two and A Way Out, is back with their most ambitious co-op game yet: Split Fiction. Launching on March 6, 2025, this
General Gaming News3 weeks ago
🎭 Suikoden I & II HD Remaster – A Legendary JRPG Reborn
Konami is bringing back two of the greatest RPGs of all time with Suikoden I & II HD Remaster: Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars, launching on March 6, 2025.
General Gaming News3 weeks ago
🎨 Two Point Museum – Build, Curate, and Dominate the Museum World!
Ever dreamed of designing your own world-class museum from scratch? Well, get ready, because Two Point Studios, the masterminds behind Two Point Hospital and Two Point Campus, are bringing you
Esports4 weeks ago
Are Gaming Microtransactions Worse Than Ever in 2025?
If you thought microtransactions were bad before, 2025 has taken them to another level. What started as optional DLC in the early 2000s evolved into loot boxes, battle passes, FOMO-driven
PlayStation1 month ago
Is It Time for Single-Player Games to Go Fully Online?
You sit down to play a single-player game, but instead of jumping in, you’re met with an error: 🚫 “Internet connection required.” Welcome to gaming in 2025, where even single-player

Fighting Games1 month ago
The Death of Couch Co-Op – Are We Losing the Magic of Local Multiplayer?
Remember when gaming was about passing the controller, not sending party invites? There was a time when couch co-op was king. Whether it was spending entire weekends playing Halo 3
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Xbox1 month ago
Cyberpunk 2077’s Redemption Arc – Will Orion Prove CDPR Has Truly Learned?
When Cyberpunk 2077 launched in December 2020, it was supposed to be a genre-defining RPG, but instead, it became one of the most disastrous game launches of all time. However,
PC Gaming1 month ago
Has Ubisoft Lost Its Touch? The Assassin’s Creed Shadows Debate
📅 Scheduled for: Day 1 Ubisoft was once one of the most respected names in gaming, with franchises like Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and Watch Dogs setting industry standards. But

General Gaming News1 month ago
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl – A Post-Launch Redemption Story
At launch, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl faced mixed reviews due to technical challenges. However, months later, thanks to substantial updates and passionate developer support, the game has transformed into
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Opinion3 weeks ago
PlayStation Plus Free Games Keep Getting Worse—Are Gamers Being Shortchanged?
Sony used to dominate when it came to free games for PlayStation Plus subscribers. Every month, we’d get AAA blockbusters, critically acclaimed indies, and absolute must-play titles. But in 2025?
Opinion3 weeks ago
The Death of Physical Game Stores Was Inevitable—And Gamers Should Celebrate It
Let’s stop pretending: physical game stores were always going to die, and honestly, it’s for the best. The recent news that UK retailer Game is shutting down another store is
General Gaming News3 weeks ago
🛡️ Knights in Tight Spaces – A Tactical, Deck-Building Medieval Showdown
Tactical combat meets deck-building strategy in Knights in Tight Spaces, a unique indie roguelike launching this week. If you love meticulously planning attacks, countering enemy moves, and building unstoppable decks,

Xbox1 month ago
Monster Hunter Wilds: Redefining Immersion with a Living Ecosystem
The Monster Hunter franchise has long been synonymous with thrilling hunts, colossal creatures, and deep RPG mechanics. Now, with Monster Hunter Wilds, Capcom is pushing boundaries further, crafting a world
Mobile Phone1 month ago
Niantic Reportedly Selling Pokémon Go Division for $3.5 Billion
In a shocking turn of events, reports indicate that Niantic Inc. is preparing to sell its gaming division, including Pokémon Go, to Scopely Inc., a Saudi Arabia-owned company, for a
Gaming Industry News1 month ago
Ludocene: The Game That Helps You Find New Games
With an overwhelming number of video games released each year, finding your next favorite title can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Enter Ludocene, a revolutionary game

PC Hardware & Builds1 month ago
Nvidia’s RTX 50-Series GPUs Drop PhysX Support, Impacting Older Games
Nvidia’s upcoming RTX 50-series graphics cards (including the RTX 5090, 5080, and 5070 Ti) are bringing cutting-edge performance—but at the cost of dropping PhysX support, a move that could significantly
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