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After seeing how far Phantom Blade Zero has come, I'm convinced it could be the next big breakout for Chinese-developed action games.

After more than a decade of silence, Routine finally showed its hand at gamescom 2025--and it's every bit as haunting as we hoped.

At gamescom 2025, High on Life 2 showed off its wild new gameplay feature--skateboarding through alien worlds while taking down enemies.

My hands-on time at PAX West with Little Nightmares III tells me that Supermassive Games is on the right, very spooky, track.

Onimusha: Way of the Sword brings samurai action back to life with a stunning blend of dark fantasy and fluid combat mechanics.

Digimon Story Time Stranger is building a heartfelt JRPG that just happens to also be a creature collector title.

Crimson Desert delivers chaotic, cinematic warfare on a breathtaking scale, even if its complex systems might test your patience.

After going hands-on with STARSEEKER: Astroneer Expeditions, one this is clear: community is key in this online universe.

Resident Evil Requiem marks Capcom's most terrifying return to classic survival horror since Resident Evil 7.

CGM sat down with Draw Me A Pixel for a Digital Preview of their upcoming stretchy point-and-click adventure: Crushed In Time.