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Is This Seat Taken? delivers a charming puzzle experience where logic meets tactile fun. Organize seating charts across cities and scenarios in this beautifully designed, polished game.

Pokémon Friends is out now on Switch 2, Switch, iOS, and Android. Over 1,200 puzzles and 150 plush await, but the game’s charm may not be enough to keep players hooked for long.

August is loaded with big titles for every type of player. From sports hits and stealth classics to long-awaited RPGs, here’s the complete deep dive on All August Releases.

Donkey Kong Bananza is chaotic, colorful, and ridiculously fun — even when it’s clumsy and confused about what it wants to be. Here’s the full breakdown.

A new subgenre in gaming is quietly taking shape, inspired by Tim Burton’s dark, quirky style — and it’s already got a name: Burtonlikes.

Operation Night Strikers brings four classic Taito arcade titles to Switch and PC, remastered by M2 with modern features, while leaving console ports as paid DLC.

The upcoming "Nascar 25" is bringing iRacing’s simulation expertise to consoles for the first time, with a massive roster, authentic tracks, and new series when it launches on October 14.

Pearl Abyss has delayed Crimson Desert to Q1 2026, but new gameplay footage shows an action-packed combat system, advanced tech features, and a polished PC version that looks ready to impress.

EA Tiburon’s Madden NFL 26 finally delivers the breakthrough fans have been waiting for, with deeper Franchise play, sharper gameplay, and richer presentation, marking a huge step forward for the

Nintendo brings back the classic GameCube controller for Switch 2, adding wireless play, gyro controls, and new buttons while staying true to its original design.

Elysium Game Studio’s Neo Berlin 2087 gets a fresh Gamescom 2025 gameplay trailer, showing off cinematic visuals, combat, and new characters. Coming to PS5, Xbox Series, and PC.

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is bringing a brand-new multiplayer mode, Fox Hunt, later this year. Fans will have a fresh PvP experience, but crossplay will not be supported.

August 2025 brings a mix of big-name returns, PC-to-mobile ports, and questionable cash grabs to iOS and Android. From deep-sea survival to bird-flinging classics, here’s what’s new this month.

From pool “accidents” to vending machine mishaps, The Sims 4 has plenty of ways to make a Sim’s life… shorter. Here’s how each method stacks up in terms of getting away with it.

Hands-on impressions of Invincible VS from Evo 2025 reveal brutal tag-team combat, destructible stages, and smart mechanics set to make a splash on PC, PS5, and Xbox in 2026.

A rare Team Fortress 2 Golden Frying Pan worth thousands just got deleted — again — by the same player who destroyed it once before. The TF2 economy feels the shock.

Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 Enhanced Update is live with DLSS 4, new graphics options, bug fixes, Steam Deck tweaks, and NVIDIA Game Ready driver support for the best performance.

Nintendo’s new sports experiment, Drag x Drive, delivers motion controls unlike anything before, but IGN says its shallow content may stop it from being more than a niche favorite.

Battlefield 6’s second weekend beta is in full swing, but matchmaking problems, DLSS bugs, BIOS hurdles, and a massive anti-cheat crackdown are making it a mixed bag for players on all platforms.

Capcom’s top-selling game series have been ranked, revealing Resident Evil far ahead of the pack. Here’s the full breakdown of sales and what’s next for each franchise.

GSC Game World has shared its STALKER 2 Roadmap 2025, confirming a major Unreal Engine upgrade, PS5 and PS5 Pro releases, and a long list of gameplay, technical, and modding updates.

Krafton’s legal battle with Subnautica 2’s former leaders just hit another level, with new accusations about unfinished games, payouts, and massive data downloads.

Mark August 19 on your calendar — Capcom is about to show off Resident Evil Requiem at Gamescom Opening Night Live, promising the biggest look yet at the game’s ambitious new chapter.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons brought a lot of charm and new ideas, but one feature frustrated players for years. Here’s why the next game must finally drop it — or fix it for good.