The Division 2 review — second chances and big wins
The Division 2 is a game about a second chance for a fictional post-apocalyptic world and a second chance for the developer and publisher...
Valve fires back at EU: We ‘turned off’ European region locks in 2015
Valve found itself in the crosshairs of European regulators today. The European Commission sent a notice to the owner and operator of the Steam...
Google Stadia has a lot of ‘last mile’ challenges
Google Stadia’s technology is probably going to work. I haven’t used it, but for whatever it’s worth, I thought that OnLive was good enough....
The DeanBeat: When Prince Harry raises the specter of Fortnite addiction
Prince Harry in the United Kingdom came out swinging as an enemy of Fortnite, saying that it was created to addict people and keep...
How crossplay and esports can drive each other forward
Crossplay has become a hot topic among gamers in the past year, and once-siloed platforms have begun to open up their platforms so that...
How Control breaks away from Remedy’s past
For its latest game, Remedy Entertainment followed a simple mantra: “Let’s get weird.” The Finland-based developer has always had a fascination with the supernatural,...
Spotify and chat come to Windows 10 Game Bar
Microsoft’s Game Bar is an interface on the PC that creates an easy way to access game services with Windows 10, and today Microsoft...
Metro: Exodus — Yermak’s humanity is touching
Metro: Exodus surprised me. The charm wasn’t in the mix of scripted levels and open-world areas that encountered (though I did appreciate this). It...
From Software should want an Assist Mode in Sekiro
The From Software discourse is back. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice launched March 22, and the conversation has shifted from its nearly universal critical praise to...
Video: How Elastic Games created its love letter to ’90s horror films
Presented by Intel When the developers at Elastic Games set out to make Last Year: The Nightmare, they had one goal in mind: to...