Jeffrey Matulef

Cat-collecting mobile sensation Neko Atsume is getting a PlayStation VR adaptation.

The next Tomb Raider movie, the first starring Alicia Vikander as Lara Croft, now has an official poster - and fans don't like it.

The Evil Dead film series has been absent from the video game space for some time, but now it's finally been resurrected in the interactive medium, with one twist: it's part of a completely different game.

Blooper Team's 2016 first-person horror game Layers of Fear is making its way to Nintendo Switch, publisher Aspyr Media has announced.

Spintires: MudRunner, the definitive edition of Oovee Game Studios' 2014 hit about driving colossal trucks through comically hazardous terrain, will arrive on 31st October for PS4, Xbox One and PC.

Call of Duty: WW2 has unleashed a new trailer highlighting its single-player story campaign.

Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, Dear Esther, and Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs developer The Chinese Room is releasing a new game this Thursday, 21st September, for Google's VR headset Daydream View. It's a sci-fi affair called So Let Us Melt and its premise is a doozy.

Former Valve scribe Chet Faliszek, best known for his work on the Portal and Left 4 Dead games, along with the Half-Life 2 episodic expansions, has joined Bossa Studios.

Twin Peaks is back, and so is Swery. Taking a holiday to tour the town where they filmed David Lynch's series - North Bend, Washington - it should come as no surprise that I happened upon the real life inspiration for one of Deadly Premonition's locales, the Milk Barn. A few hours later, outside Twin Peaks' iconic set for The Great Northern, I would run into Swery as well. Right on time!

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has had more people play it at once than any other game in Steam history.

Asymmetrical multiplayer horror game Dead by Daylight has added The Texas Chainsaw Massacre's iconic mass murderer, Leatherface, to the game as paid DLC.

Call of Duty: WW2 is getting an open beta on PC via Steam from 29th September through 2nd October.

When Doom was announced for Switch earlier this week many were wondering what corners id Software would have to cut to make its stellar shooter run smoothly on Nintendo's hybrid console/handheld. And now we know.

Back in 2015 developer Noio unleashed Kingdom, a beautifully enigmatic side-scrolling game about creating and expanding an empire. Now that game is available on the Nintendo Switch eShop as Kingdom: New Lands.

Eurogamer's Game of the Year 2016, Overwatch, is getting another free weekend trial, lasting from Friday 22nd September through the early morning of Tuesday the 26th on PS4, Xbox One and PC.

Sine Mora EX, the definitive edition of Digital Reality and Grasshopper Manufacture's time-hopping shmup, will arrive on Switch in Europe on 10th October.

Goofy open-world crime adventure Saints Row: The Third has been added to the Xbox One's backwards compatible library.

Nintendo may not have confirmed a proper Virtual Console yet for the Switch, but it's moving in that direction with today's announcement that it will be releasing several of its 80s arcade classics on its popular handheld/console hybrid.

Sega's free-to-play hack-and-slash MMO Phantasy Star Online 2: Cloud is coming to Switch next year, at least in Japan.

Super Mario Odyssey is going to have its own in-game photo mode and it sure looks impressive.

The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim is coming to Switch on 17th November.

A 3DS edition of Minecraft was just announced, and then revealed to be launching later today on the eShop.

Bethesda's double whammy of resuscitated id Software IPs, Doom and Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus, are coming to Switch.

The Last of Us and Uncharted 4: A Thief's End co-director Bruce Straley is departing from Naughty Dog after 18 years.

Oldschool metroidvania adventure Axiom Verge is coming to Switch digitally on 5th October, which is a pleasant surprise as it was previously slated for 17th October (though it was originally targeting an August launch).