Cozy gaming is at an all-time high lately with more games than ever finding their place under the umbrella, which is great for those straying from the traditionally competitive nature of video games.

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Which games are coming out in 2024? If you’re anything like us, your time is already stretched trying to play all the great games out right now, and the year isn’t slowing down any time soon.

Test your skills with 5 Across, a daily linguistic puzzle where you deduce the five-letter word using hints and deduction in this beloved online word game. Dive into a world of crystals with our ...

Metaphor: ReFantazio's success is further proof that politics are good in videogames, actually—no matter what reactionaries tell you ...

Psychologists often are called upon to give their opinion about a legal concept, the insanity plea. Criminal cases that involve the insanity plea consistently receive the attention of the media and of ...

All of its weapons received major buffs following the game's big balance patches — the Tenderizer hits like a truck, the Verdict penetrates medium armor, the Pummeler can stun almost everything ...

With the end of the year closing in, our 2024 video game release schedule has really started to fill out a bit now, and as you can see below, it's packed with games to your ever-expanding backlog.

"But nail him with irony, satire and a simple way to point out the beyond-weird absolute idiocy and insanity of what these ...

This is a common strategy in video games; if you want the player to connect with an inanimate object, it needs an in-universe fact that can exploit a potential bond. It’s basically a wink from ...