What's the Blades in the Dark equivalent of D&D's Spelljammer? The swingin' sixties, apparently.

A BackerKit campaign launched Feb. 10 for the TTRPG sequel, which travels 100 years into the future of Duskvol and introduces ...

Daniel Van Boom is an award-winning Senior Writer based in Sydney, Australia. Daniel Van Boom covers cryptocurrency, NFTs, culture and global issues. When not writing, Daniel Van Boom practices ...

Deathloop originally had a more robust melee combat system, but it was scrapped during development and replaced with the kick move. In a Noclip video interview around the 12:50 mark, Deathloop ...

If you're looking for him, Peter can usually be found dropping hot in Apex Legends with his friends. A fan of games of all types including JRPGs, third-person shooters and survival horror, Peter is a ...

Deathloop, Arkane Lyon’s immersive sim with a time loop twist, was one of 2021’s odder releases as it was a PS5 exclusive that came out after Microsoft completed its acquisition of ZeniMax. A ...

Some video games are best played as fast as possible. While games often encourage us to take our time and explore, there’s nothing like the thrill of seeing something that could normally take 10 hours ...

Dinga Bakaba's road into the industry was, in his own words, "very chaotic." Despite his love of video games, as well as board games and tabletop RPGs, a job as a developer seemed inaccessible due to ...

When reviews for Deathloop dropped yesterday, it soon became evident that Arkane Lyon's latest title was something special. The verdict is almost unanimous; with a Metacritic score of 88 at the time ...

DEATHLOOP is now out on the PC and both the next-gen PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 consoles, but now we have some more performance details on the PS5 version of DEATHLOOP. Bethesda and Arkane have ...

Freedom is a lie in video games. Maybe in real life, too, but especially in the virtual worlds we create. Even games with the most open of worlds have rails and limits and restrictions. And a lot of ...

Jason Wojnar started his gaming life with the original PlayStation and the Commodore 64, despite being way too young to know what the was. He started writing about video games in 2018 and hasn't ...