Halo Studios can’t promise that the previously-announced Halo novel will land on shop shelves, but the company is “determined” to see the project cross the finish line regardless…. Continue reading
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Amid more layoffs and contraction and renewed going-discless discourse, we are facing no shortage of opinions about what strategies will finally rightsize the global-gaming-industry ship. Apart from relying… Continue reading
I admire its purity. It’s easy to forget just how many Aliens games have been made over the years. You’d be forgiven for wondering whether there are actually… Continue reading
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Artist who hand-paints some of gaming’s best fantasy world maps brings them together in oversized and extremely lavish art book
If you’re an enjoyer of video game maps, you might like this: celebrated artist and cartographer Francesca Baerald – who’s created in-game (and out) maps for Dragon Age,… Continue reading
It’s the start of another dark academia season and fantasy author Ava Reid (“A Study in Drowning,” “Innamorata”) is celebrating with the release of her new YA dystopian… Continue reading
It’s no longer arriving next month. Earlier this year, Dark Horse Comics announced it was teaming up with Nintendo once again to release The Legend of Zelda: Tears… Continue reading
The Yoshi and the Mysterious Book game launches May 21, 2026, only on the Nintendo Switch 2 system. Pre-orders are available now on Nintendo eShop: https://ninten.do/6000vDvZA Discover a… Continue reading
You’ve heard about judging a book by its cover, but now I introduce you to the concept of judging a book by Reddit leaks that may or may… Continue reading
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The “untranslatable” book that inspired Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has been translated, and you can buy it later this year
The first ever English translation of Alain Damasio’s Horde of the Counterwind (or, to give the book its original name La Horde du Contrevent) is going on sale… Continue reading
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Book Review: CTRL: Essays On Video Games – An Affecting Anthology For Anyone Who Grew Up On Games
Works of cart. CTRL: Essays on Video Games is an anthology examining the cultural impact and effects of gaming through deeply personal reflections. Edited by Dean Fee, it’s… Continue reading
