From IGN's Pokemon Sun and Moon Review: "After 20 years of slow but steady evolution, Pokemon gets a bit of a reinvention in Sun and Moon. An engrossing and rich new region makes the Alola journey — ...

Hand-holding in games can detract from the fun and challenge. Some popular games have overly abundant tutorials and guidance. Finding a balance between guidance and freedom is crucial for player ...

DomeMaker 1.0 converts Jonas Noell’s custom HDRI dome workflow into a one-click tool for 3ds Max (V-Ray). Expect instant viewport feedback, automated floor matching, water/wetness effects, and matched ...

Nintendo Switch 2 is officially here. April's Nintendo Switch 2 Direct revealed a huge number of games for the console, with ...

From Musuo to lengthy JRPGs and even an open-world, the best One Piece games have a lot to offer fans of the manga and anime.

The list of best Switch 2 games is off to a very strong start despite the console only having launched months ago. We've had shiny remasters, specialized versions of some of the best games of 2025, ...

From IGN's The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Review: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is evocative, exhilarating, and a masterclass in open-world design, and a watershed game that ...

While Happy Wheels certainly wasn’t the most complex or graphically intensive game of all time, the huge amount of short and wacky player-created content available made it easy for anyone to quickly ...

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Austrian startup Praxilla launches Blender-focused cloud rendering: fast, affordable, secure – with plans for collaborative ...

Destiny Rising is drawing some attention among mobile gamers, and for those who wish to enjoy this game (even if they are using an Emulator to run it), they should know a little about how the game ...

With one app open, swipe up from the bottom of the screen to reveal the taskbar. From there, touch, hold, and drag a second app icon to either the left or right side of the screen. The two apps will ...