We run down the seven most exciting things that we saw at Summer Game Fest 2026.

Researchers say a biocontainment facility on the Moon could be humanity's last line of defense against potential future alien ...

Sugar Season 2 opens with grief, unanswered questions, and a new missing-person case that gives John Sugar a reason to keep moving forward.

Keith and Scott recap Summer Game Fest 2026, including the games they played, upcoming titles they saw, and delayed embargo ...

The latest PlayStation sale is here with the ‘Mid-Year Deals’, and there are plenty of bargains to be had, no matter what you’re into. Following on from the ‘Days of Play’ promotion, it didn't take ...

While there are signs of people and various facilities around the island, Saskia is largely surrounded by the local wildlife — which includes ferocious dinosaurs. Similar to the tight CPU AI built ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Alien Isolation 2 is a sequel many players have waited a long, long ...

Over a decade ago, SEGA and Creative Assembly introduced the world to Alien Isolation, and to this day, it remains the single best Alien game ever developed. It was basically perfection, and sadly, ...

Between all of the major livestreams last week, there are more great PS5 games than anyone reasonably has time to play. In truth, we probably could have made a list of titles we’re hyped for that’s ...

In the spring of 1967, Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne, freelance writers married to each other and living in Los Angeles, were engaged to write a regular column for the Saturday Evening Post. This ...

The biggest reveal at Summer Game Fest 2026 was the third of the Final Fantasy 7 remake games and it’ll be out on all formats at the same time. This year’s Summer Game Fest was undoubtedly one of the ...

At this evening's Summer Game Fest showcase, Panache Digital Games and Patrice Désilets gave us all a trailer for 1666: Amsterdam. "Every 333 years, something stirs. 1666: Amsterdam is a 3rd person ...