EA marks Dragon Age Day with two new stories and a host of events
EA has released two new stories from the world of Dragon Age to celebrate Dragon Age Day this weekend.Although the publisher confirmed it is “still ha
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Dicebreaker Recommends: Oath: Chronicles of Empire & Exile, a storytelling masterpiece and one of the best board games of 2021
Oath: Chronicles of Empire & Exile is perhaps the first board game to make the description “generic fantasy” a glowing compliment.The latest release f
Putting EA's claim "you can acquire all items without spending money" in FIFA Ultimate Team to the test
EA has had a tough month. It’s money-printing FIFA series has come under fire from multiple angles, but perhaps most shocking of all is the accusation
Bethesda says Starfield will be like a "Han Solo simulator", "NASA meets Indiana Jones"
By now, you will likely have seen Bethesda’s first in-game footage of Starfield, its long-awaited sci-fi role-playing game coming to PC and Xbox Serie
Riot and Bungie join forces to tackle Destiny 2 and Valorant cheat makers in new lawsuit
Riot Games and Bungie have teamed up to tackle cheating in Valorant and Destiny 2, with their lawyers filing a joint complaint aimed at cheat software
I went on a ride-along with Valheim's Body Recovery Squad
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote an article about Valheim’s Body Recovery Squad – a group of players who risk virtual life and limb to help players get
The Solitaire Conspiracy doesn't understand what's fun about solitaire
Earlier this year, Bithell Games helped UK micro-indie Grey Alien Games publish Ancient Enemy, the latest in a series of what can only be called solit
Dragon Age creative director founds new studio
Former Dragon Age creative director Mike Laidlaw has announced his new studio, Yellow Brick Games. Laidlaw will serve as its chief creative office, an
In a historic move, PlayStation 5 swaps X and Circle button use in Japan
Sony has swapped the usage of the X and Circle buttons for the PlayStation 5 user interface in Japan, meaning X is now used to confirm settings, while
The 80s Karate Kid movies are getting a 16-bit-style beat-'em-up in September
80s movie favourite The Karate Kid is being turned into a 16-bit-style side-scrolling beat-’em-up, and it’s heading to PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and