Warframe's hefty Angels of the Zariman update arrives 27th April
Digital Extremes has finally set a date for Warframe’s Angels of the Zariman expansion, with the free-to-play sci-fi shooter’s first big update of 202
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Eurogamer will be quiet this weekend, and when it's back there'll be some small changes
UPDATE: We’re live and back online! Thanks for your patience over the weekend – and please bear with us the next couple of days as we iron out some in
Star Wars Battlefront 2 is next week's Epic Store freebie
Epic Store’s weekly video game freebies keep on coming, and next up is DICE’s space shooter Star Wars Battlefront 2, which will be free to download st
The week I went to Art Sqool
I had a friend once whose father was an artist. He had a gallery for a bit, and had done a stark, mesmerising painting of a tiger that my friend hung
Fallout 76 Steel Dawn update accidentally releases early, Bethesda rolls with it
Fallout 76’s much-anticipated Steel Dawn update, which introduces the Brotherhood of Steel faction to Appalachia, was originally scheduled to launch o
Xbox Series S review: next-gen gaming on a budget – and in style
Some might say that Xbox Series S is the anti-Digital Foundry console. Out of the gate, its mission statement is specifically to deliver the state of
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope review – tension aplenty but not many surprises
Supermassive still knows how to plunge you into paranoia, but the second Dark Pictures entry feels a little lost in the woods.When I was a boy my dad
Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 is out later this year with a new adventure mode
Sega has announced Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 will feature an all-new adventure mode when it releases on 8th December 2020 for Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One
Rayman creator Michel Ancel quits video games to work on wildlife sanctuary
Michel Ancel has announced he has left the video game industry to focus full-time on a wildlife sanctuary. Michel AncelAncel’s prolific 30-year caree
Crysis Remastered: we visit Crytek HQ and go hands-on with Xbox One
It’s no secret that Digital Foundry has a perhaps unhealthy degree of love for Crysis, maybe even bordering on obsession. Crytek’s masterpiece was a m