Roguelike Games Monkey Island designer and point-and-click legend Ron Gilbert moving to the roguelike mines feels like my personal hell, but the trailer looks fun enough that I'm trying to keep an ...

Ginger Games studio has announced that a soft launch release date for its debut title, Monkey Mayhem, is expected soon. Monkey Mayhem is a roguelite auto battler game with a satirical theme and ...

As a child in the predominantly white German town of Braunschweig, Sacramento Kings point guard Dennis Schröder experienced racism from other children who would ask why his skin was “dirty,” he told ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Vtuber ni Kusokome wo Okuru Typing Game This is a typing game featuring the fictional Vtuber Yua Nanpo. Players compete to see how quickly they can keep ...

s.p.l.i.t is the most badass typing game I’ve ever played. It’s actually more of a hacking simulator, cyberpunk thriller and puzzle experience than a typing game, but its core loop is bookended by ...

There are a handful of games on every platform that stand out for being the best of the best, but things get a bit hazy when we look at PC. That’s because there’s so much more readily available, with ...

Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater will be a faithful remake of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater originally released in 2004 for the PS2. A new generation of players and loyal fans alike can experience ...

Four words: touch-typing bullet hell. Glyphica: Typing Survival is the most inventive roguelite bullet hell you'll ever play – hone your finger dexterity, level the playing field with cool weapons, ...

Warhammer 40K is having a bit of a moment in PC gaming. In addition to new modding tools for the smash hit Space Marine II, there’s a new game based on the excellent old-school Doom-style boomer ...

Type like your life depends on it in Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun – Words of Vengeance! Smite the enemies of the Emperor with every keystroke spelling their demise. But every typo could mean the ...

The Epic Games Store is back at it in 2025, offering a fresh batch of free games every single week. No catches—just a free game (or two) waiting to be claimed, as long as you’re using Epic’s platform.

This has dropped its price from $39.99 to $19.85. If you're a LEGO fan – kid or adult – who's interested in picking up this game for your board game collection, there's no better time than now to grab ...