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A desire for self-defence in the underwater survival game comes from some mechanics not working well enough yet, Subnautica 2 developer Unknown Worlds explains.

Ubisoft has outlined its upcoming release slate, pointing to a "significantly stronger and diversified content pipeline" over the next few years.

A colourful MOBA was an odd proposition for Quantic Dream, home of Detroit: Become Human and Heavy Rain. Its struggle to attract players means it's being closed ...

Kickstarter is the latest platform struggling with adult content-related, payment processor issues. But as apologies go, this is a good one.

The latest game from publisher Fellow Traveller, Titanium Court, has now sold more than 25k units, giving maker AP Thomson more time to create his next game.

"We feel deeply uneasy and apologetic about this, and we sincerely accept the criticism," Party Animals developer says, as it cancels its AI video competition.

Hironobu Sakaguchi explains he thinks gen-AI has potential as he defends his positive remarks about an AI-generated Final Fantasy 6 remake trailer.

Rhys Elliot, video game analyst at Alinea Analytics, speaks to Eurogamer about Sony's latest fiscal year statement and what it all means.

PlayStation has announced it will be kicking off the Summer Games Fest week with a brand new showcase.

One very dedicated Pokémon Pokopia player has been slowly recreating the complete original Kanto region in the Pallet Town map, and it's almost complete.