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Aion 2 Director Reveals The Biggest Lessons And Surprises Of The Long-Awaited Sequel
With Aion 2’s global launch just a few months away, ComicBook got the check out the high-flying ambition of the MMORPG.
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Fallout ‘76 Leads Tease The Fans Are Getting Something They’ve Been Clamoring For
Fallout ’76’s Production Director and Creative Director sat down with ComicBook to talk about animal companions, community feedback, and sasquatch.
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EA Has Been Putting Ads in Their Games for Decades
EA’s new push for in-game advertisements isn’t anything new for the publisher, but it could have a real negative impact on future games.
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Tim Burton Meets Pirates of the Caribbean: Sea of Remnants Is Exactly What a 13-Year-Old Wants
Sea of Remnants, the upcoming pirate game from NetEase and Joker Studio, scratches an artistic itch I’ve had since I was a teenager.
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Alien: Fireteams Elite 2 Fixes What Made Colonial Marines Such A Historic Flop
Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 manages to strike the right balance of horror and action that previous flops like Colonial Marines never could.
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Elder Scrolls Online’s Team Unpacks The Thieves’ Guild, Live Service, And Keeping Players Engaged After 12 Years
Elder Scrolls Online’s leads unpack the biggest challenges of keeping the game fresh after twelve years and introducing new challenges.
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World of Tanks: HEAT Is A Well-Constructed Sandbox That Suffers From Mechanic Issues [Review]
World of Tanks: HEAT is a well-constructed hero shooter that is fun for seasoned gamers but is harder to recommend for casual players.
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Valor Mortis’s Director Explains The Tricky (And Rewarding) Act Of Bringing Souls-Like Into First-Person
The director of Valor Mortis delves into how the horrifying Napoleonic game balances first-person action with Souls-like influences.
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Arizona Sunshine’s Dog Mode Is Already My Favorite Way To Play Zombie Games
Arizona Sunshine’s multiplayer mode has a dog mode that instantly made it one of the most entertaining zombie games I’ve played in years.
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Crushed In Time Review: Solid Comedy And Clever Tweaks Reinvent The Point-And-Click Adventure
Clever tweaks on the classic point-and-click gameplay amplify the consistently hilarious tone of Crushed In Time.
