IO Division, the development team behind Nexon’s hit mobile RPG Blue Archive, has unveiled the first teaser video for its new PC and mobile title Project RX (not to be confused with the ill-fated ...

Remember Buzz? If you had a PS3, there’s every chance you had (and loved) the Buzz series of games. Trivia games that came with actual buzzers, they pitted you against your friends as if you were on ...

Lara Croft returns in a reimagined version of her 1996 debut and an all-new adventure that builds on her iconic legacy, both powered by Unreal Engine 5. Developed in partnership between Crystal ...

Co-op comedy smash hit Peak just dropped a new update, and while fixing a bug that's persisted since this summer's launch, the devs admitted to a "cardinal sin." What did developers Aggro Crab (of ...

RPI’s Game Development Club recently hosted their annual Rensselaer Games Showcase, an event that brings together students and local professionals to play, preview, and discuss one another’s ...

Tim Cain, the creator of the Fallout franchise — and designer and programmer on the first two games — has returned to Obsidian Entertainment, a studio he initially left in 2020. Cain revealed the news ...

When it comes to this time of year one of our favourite parts of the festive season is playing quizzes and games with our friends and family. From a big quiz about the year that's gone by to a ...

WAUSAU, Wis. (WAOW) - A local game developer known for his work on titles like Call of Duty, Transformers, the Doom series, as well as movies like The Hunger Games, and Planet of The Apes, is now ...

Whenever I am out in a pub or possibly on a ferry, if I so much as glance over and see an electronic quiz machine, that’s the evening over for me. I will immediately try to persuade however many ...

Whether you want to test your sports knowledge or simply increase it — or both! — we have just the thing: another installment of The Washington Post’s weekly sports quiz. Click on the answer you think ...

"Every work of fiction speaks with many voices and is heard with many ears." That's not a quote from an academic textbook; it comes from Cole Wehrle, designer of some of the most prominent board games ...