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For the better part of five years, Windows laptops have been stuck in an awkward transition period. Ever since Apple introduced its M-series chips and proved that thin-and-lig...

A lot of licensed games belong in a museum. Specifically, a sealed-off wing where nobody ever has to accidentally play them again.

So when Indiana Jones and the Great Circle first launched elsewhere, I approached it like Indy inching toward a suspiciously well-lit golden idol. Slowly, nervously, and fully expecting poison darts to fire into my neck the seco...

Supermassive Games has been pumping out interactive dramas since Until Dawn blew minds over 10 years ago. Since then, Supermassive has released a steady stream of titles, including The Quarry and four entries in The Dark Pictures Anthology.

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VR didn’t creep up on me. I’ve been in since the late ’90s, when a VR-1 at Sydney Sega World could wow you one minute and wreck your neck the next. These days, there are six headsets in my house, because every new one promises something just different enough to matter.

I’ve got a soft spot for the original Aliens: Fireteam Elite. It wasn’t fancy. It wasn’t trying to prestige-TV the Alien universe into something it didn’t need to be. It just understood that sometimes you wanna stand shoulder to shoulder with your mates unloading pulse rifles into a wall of hissing space bastards until you all hear clicks. Then, you’re d...