It should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with the game that it is widely considered one of the best deck-building video games ever made, if not outright the best.

Here are the locations of the three missing faer in the village of Hus.

In order to advance the story and really kick things into motion, you'll need to access a semi-hidden area, known as Helgrind Path — here's how to get there.

Quantum Witch might be a simple and short adventure upon first glance, but that brevity belies the depth of the narrative and messaging.

For a studio with such a limited repertoire of games, Shift Up has certainly left their mark on the space with Stellar Blade.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate manages to not only be a fantastic action roguelike, but also an excellent vignette of what makes these characters so special to millions of people worldwide.

Equal parts absurd, unhinged, hilarious, and somewhat touching, Date Everything! delivers a unique experience that you won’t want to miss. 

Children of Morta manages to tell an emotionally resonant story, perhaps in spite of its simplicity, relying on the power of family to drive things home.

Rise of Industry 2 is an unexpected sequel that captures the ambition of industrial expansionism — though it occasionally bends under the weight of that same goal.

Japanese Rural Life Adventure is the perfect blend of peaceful atmosphere and engaging content .

Blades of Fire is certainly doing things well enough to be enjoyable on some level, but is bloated in all the wrong ways.

TRON: Identity is a short, but engaging, visual novel set within Disney's TRON universe.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a breathtakingly beautiful examination of death, grief, loss, and love.

Wizard of Legend is a frantic and flashy take on the dungeon crawler genre.

Stray is a lovely platforming adventure game that sees you playing as a cat in a somewhat dark, but ultimately hopeful world.

Dawn of Ages is a vapid, highly-monetized auto-battler with little in the way of creativity. A medieval strategy game with base-building aspects that never amount to more than busywork.

The journey on the HLV Herald was a perilous one, fraught with danger and mystery. And while the journey loses a bit of the wind in its sails by the end, it was still one worth making.

We spoke with Wispfire Art Director Aïda de Ridder to learn a little more about her artistic journey.

As part of our efforts to show solidarity with the Palestinian people and their right to exist, we will abide by the BDS recommendation to boycott Microsoft’s gaming products. 

Despite not being wholly original by design, Kaya’s Prophecy succeeds in marrying the two disparate ideas of card battler and village management.