Ubisoft announces studio closure as it lays off 185 staff
Ubisoft is set to close its UK studio based in Leamington, as it sheds 185 jobs across the business. A small number of Leamington staff will be retain
Cyberpunk 2077 getting more "cool stuff" in surprise 2.2 update "soon"
Seven months after announcing development of Cyberpunk 2077 had officially ended - and a little over a year since its last major 2.1 release - CD Proj
11 Bit Studios' This War of Mine marks 10th anniversary with new Forget Celebrations charity DLC
11 Bit Studios' harrowing side-scrolling survival game This War of Mine is ten years old today. And to mark the occasion, 11 Bit has unveiled Forget C
I've played three hours of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and it nails the films' whip-cracking sense of adventure
Don't you just love it when a developer treats a renowned film series with the respect it deserves? Last year's Robocop: Rogue City was a great exampl
Everything is out to get you in The Axis Unseen, and it's terrifyingly tense
Skyrim, but heavy metal horror. That's how (mostly) solo developer Nate Purkeypile has been pitching The Axis Unseen. And after spending a couple of h
What we've been playing – positivity practice, modern classics, and survival car games
11th OctoberHello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've been playing over the past few days.
Final Fantasy 16: as close to flawless as we've seen in a long time
With new worlds to explore, characters to meet, and battles to fight, all paired with a world-class soundtrack and a sharp presentation, Final Fantasy
Flappy Bird makes a return this year thanks to dedicated fans
Flappy Bird, the infuriating mobile game, is set to make a return later this year.The game grew to tremendous popularity with over 100 million people
PS5 Pro hands-on: testing 11 upgraded games, PSSR upscaling and the new hardware
Following its announcement earlier this month, we've had a chance to go hands-on with the PlayStation 5 Pro at a Sony event in San Francisco. With a r
Why VRR is not a magic bullet for fixing poor performance
It began in 2013 with the arrival of Nvidia G-Sync - the first form of variable refresh rate (VRR) display technology. Rather than attempt to synchron