Holiday Gaming Hub

If you haven’t heard of Infinity Nikki yet, you might want to familiarize yourself with it as it could be one of 2024’s biggest game launches.

Sorry We’re Closed takes the Silent Hill horror formula and places it into a remarkably inventive indie that’s stylish as heck.

The Rise of the Golden Idol turns its puzzling predecessor into a downright hysterical comedy of errors that you shouldn’t miss.

Here’s what you should know before tuning into the Warcraft 30th Anniversary Direct to get the latest news on World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, and more.

Unknown 9: Awakening is a promising start for a new series once you learn to love its combat.

Can you tell a PS5 screenshot apart from a PS5 Pro one? Take our quiz to find out if the Pro is the right upgrade for you!

The PS5 Pro impresses thanks to PSSR upscaling, but its more subtle upgrades will only wow hardcore tech enthusiasts.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership adds more RPG depth to the series, but its flat writing and overabundance of gimmicks drag it down.

Slitterhead is an experimental horror-action game from Silent Hill creator Keiichiro Toyama, but many of those experiments don’t quite pay off.

If you only have time to complete one companion quest in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, make sure its Taash’s story.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership, Lego Horizon Adventures, and S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2 are just a few of the games you should have on your radar this month.

Visual novels and horror are popular in Japan. When the two merge together, you get a brilliant horror game experience in Spirit Hunter: Death Mark 2.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure is out today and the narrative adventure includes some very clear sequel teasers.

Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered gives the 2017 classic a major visual overhaul that you need to see to believe, but does that really make it worth revisiting?

One of the first major decisions in Life is Strange: Double Exposure is to decide if Chloe is alive or dead. One of those options makes for a better story.

Nintendo has announced the paid app for longtime Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp players, and it’ll cost $10 for a limited time.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 shocks and awes with a killer globe-trotting campaign, but its multiplayer remains the mixed bag we’ve come to expect year after year.

Deck Nine continues Max Caulfield’s story in Life is Strange: Double Exposure, and does so in a very respectful and relatable fashion.

Alien: Rogue Incursion brings the series to VR, and it’s every bit as tense as that sounds based on our deadly first demo.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard plays it a little too safe as an RPG, but provides a solid foundation for BioWare to build upon in the future.

The Callisto Protocol’s first spinoff game, [REDACTED], looks like a horror-themed Hades clone, but it has a few bright ideas of its own.

Sonic X Shadow Generations brings together a flawed classic and a long-overdue sequel together for one vital collection.

Jackbox’s latest game is all about the joys of filling out surveys, and it’s surprisingly more thrilling than that sounds.,

Batman: Arkham Shadow proves the VR doubters wrong by delivering the best Batman game since Rocksteady’s Arkham Asylum.

If you’ve ever enjoyed an evening quietly putting together a jigsaw puzzle, Wilmot Works it Out is a video game built for you.

Romancing Saga 2: Revenge of the Seven reimagines an RPG cult classic, but its modern touches sand down the the original’s pixelated charm.

We checked out Tetris Forever ahead of its November release, and we got to play a new game created for the collection.

Alan Wake 2’s final expansion, The Lake House, is out today. We spoke to Remedy about how it brought the world of Alan Wake and Control together for the DLC.

Fear the Spotlight doesn’t quite land as a ’90s horror throwback, but it delivers some great puzzles and eerie lo-fi images in a sleek package.

Maximum Football game director Micah Brown gave Digital Trends a deep dive into the game’s physics-based approach to its simulation gameplay.