Gamescom

Whether it’s horror or community, Usual June is shaping up to be another Finji must-play and our time with it at Gamescom proved it.

Cinder City developers are leveraging their MMO experience for the new dystopian co-op shooter set in a near-future Seoul.

Raw Power Games’ Chronicles Medieval offers up a large historical sandbox that puts immersion first and foremost.

EverQuest Legends’ post-launch roadmap is embracing creativity by exploring the pieces of Norrath lore that hasn’t been written yet.

The Heroes of Might and Magic III Remake brings the storied franchise to new players, and it isn’t forgetting the community that built it.

Age Twisters is gorgeously designed, embracing toys and hyper stylized sci-fi tech to put a smile on a face before doing anything else. 

Eclipse Glow Games has made a visually stunning game with excellent combat, but the jury is still out on where Tides of Annihilation’s narrative stands.

Petit Planet wears its inspirations on its sleeve, but its investments in its multiplayer elements pave the way for a truly communal cozy experience.

Star Trek: Outposts Unknown is shaping up like a game that has plenty to offer for any fan of builder and management games.

Maggie Robertson digs deep into Tasha, the Patron in Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons and the importance of complex women in storytelling.