Apple facing major antitrust lawsuit from US government
Apple is facing another antitrust lawsuit - this time from the US government.Earlier today, the US Department of Justice announced it is suing Apple f
Hours of The Crew Motorfest gameplay footage leaks online
Extensive gameplay of Ubisoft's open-world racer The Crew Motorfest has appeared online just a week ahead of its planned appearance at the publisher's
PlayStation 3: chasing the 1080p dream, part four – Gran Turismo 6 and the 2D renaissance
It's the last chapter in one of DF Retro's most expansive projects yet. Across every Sunday this month, we've taken a look at 1080p gaming on Sony's c
Windows 11 adds auto HDR to games, Android apps via Amazon's app store
Microsoft unveiled Windows 11 last night, and in doing so mentioned new gaming-focused features.Windows 11 automatically adds high dynamic range (HDR)
Clash of Fans: Old School RuneScape and Shenmue
Old School RuneScapeMatt: I have to admit, a good portion of my time allocated to this feature was spent signing up to RuneScape. It was frequently ba
Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire review – a golden doubloon of an RPG
Layers of rum-and-sunshine soaked RPG adventuring to lose yourself in. Does it really matter if it doesn't quite tie together in the end?No sooner hav
Stardew Valley creator blames missing chicken bug on a pesky wild coyote running amuck
The latest Stardew Valley update, released last night, accidentally introduces a few new issues - including chickens that mysteriously disappear.The 1
Larian's next game won't be Baldur's Gate 4, DLC, or anything with Dungeons & Dragons
Surprising the audience at his GDC talk today, Larian's founder and CEO Swen Vincke announced the Baldur's Gate 3 and Divinity: Original Sin developer
The Tartarus Key review – retro horror that doesn't scare easily
A brain teaser that borrows the aesthetics of PS1 horror, The Tartarus Key's repetition sadly dulls the impact of its spooks.Horror scenes weaved from
Pokémon Go dev reportedly lays off 8% of staff, cancels four more projects
Pokémon Go developer Niantic has reportedly fire 85 to 90 members of its staff and cancelled four of its in-development projects - including a