Andrew Webster

It’s been well over a year since Ken Levine’s Ghost Story studio revealed its first project, a narrative shooter called Judas, so it’s about time we got a new trailer that gave a better sense of what the sci-fi story is all about. My main takeaway? It looks weird as hell. (Mostly in a good way.) Judas still doesn’t have a release date, and it’s coming to Xbox and PC as well as the PS5.

Cult hit Dave the Diver is making its way to PlayStation in April. Even more surprising? The game is getting a free Godzilla-themed update in May.

Things kicked off with a brief new trailer for Sony’s sci-fi bug shooter Helldivers 2. It’s been almost a decade since the original game, but the wait for the sequel won’t be too long now: it launches on the PS5 and PC on February 8th.

it’s a good time to re-watch the trippy-ass reveal trailer for Death Stranding 2, as we’ll likely be seeing more of the sequel this afternoon. If you want to watch along with the PlayStation event live, the details are right here.

It’s PlayStation State of Play day, which can only mean... new Xbox controllers. Microsoft just revealed a new collection of “Vapor” wireless controllers, and they look either like a gamer version of tie-dye or very delicious hard candy, depending on your perspective. You can also grab a hoodie so you can match your controller, if that’s your thing.

Now that Palworld is officially a hit, it was inevitable that copycats would start flooding in. Now the developer is warning players about similar-looking and titled games that have been rolling into mobile app stores. With a quick search I was able to spot a few in the App Store, including one sold by a company called “BLUE RIDGE GUTTER CLEANING LLC,” which doesn’t sound like the most legitimate developer.

The latest batch of games hitting Panic’s little yellow handheld includes some time-tested time-wasters that should be an ideal compliment to the device’s more esoteric offerings. There’s chess, solitaire, and a game described as “Sudoku meets Minesweeper.” Not that there aren’t still oddballs, like the surprisingly violent-looking arcade racer Taxi Trouble. You can check them all out right here.

We’re exactly a month out from Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, which means fans only have one question on their minds: what is going to happen to Aerith? This quote from producer Yoshinori Kitase doesn’t clear things up much, but it does make me even more curious about how they’re approaching this iconic moment: