Nikita Buyanov, the creator and game director of Escape From Tarkov, states that the maps in his upcoming sci-fi shooter will be "four to five times the size of Tarkov's," revealing the mindblowing scale of the combat simulator he's been working on for the last 18 months.

Wondering what the Overwatch system requirements are? Whether you've inherited someone's old computer or you're using a handheld gaming PC to enjoy the portable experience, it's always worth looking at the Overwatch system requirements before you boot up, helping you identify any potential problems ahead of time. Overwatch has been through several drastic changes since it was released almost a decade ago, and while it has received engine upgrades to make the multiplayer game prettier, the system requirements haven't changed much. For a closer look at how to get better performance in-game, you can check out our best Overwatch settings guide.

Clair Obscur Expedition 33 is already a year old - where has the time gone? Though the news cycle has only gotten more bizarre and doom-filled, Sandfall Interactive's multi-award-winning RPG has certainly helped keep my sanity in check. It's a ceremonious occasion, not only because Gustave and Co. have completed a full trip around the sun, but also because Expedition 33 has hit a huge sales milestone. To mark the date, Sandfall's put out "a fun little update" that brings some slick new hairstyles to the game's leading cast.

Exactly one year ago today, Gustave and Sophie set out on a lovely stroll together, beginning a story that would become a true milestone in the gaming industry after all, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has certainly conquered hearts (and plenty of awards) since its debut.

Pragmata is quickly winning over hearts with its space setting and leading duo. However, all games come to an end eventually, and that tends to leave a void behind as you reach a conclusion, but you aren't yet ready to give the game another playthrough so soon after the first. In that case, you likely want games that have some form of similarity to Pragmata.

World of Warcraft patch 12.0.5 has been a nightmarish experience for players and, I'm sure, devs alike. The MMO's latest update arrived riddled with bugs, impacting core systems like housing, Voidforge bonus rolls, and even class rotations and DPS. It's one of the worst WoW patches I've seen, but Blizzard is, at least, sparing no effort to stabilize the game and fix up the myriad issues currently affecting it. The studio has now spoken up, thanking players for their patience while promising to do better.

Though we fully expect to be swimming in premium currency and upgrade materials for a while at launch, there will come a time when new NTE codes are all we can think about. Once you unlock a few post-release characters, you're going to wish you hadn't blown all your materials on the starting line-up. That's where these codes come in. NTE, or Neverness to Everness (which hardly rolls off the tongue, so NTE it is), is the latest from Hotta Studio: the gacha game group behind titles like Punishing Gray Raven and Tower of Fantasy. Never afraid to smash a few genres together, this is as ambitious as they come: an anime-fueled, neon-soaked, open-world big city adventure.

Kickstarter has gotten many games off the ground, and the cozy game genre is one of the biggest beneficiaries. Thanks to their simple nature, cozy games are the perfect genre for Kickstarters as they don't require the massive budgets of AAA games or other mainstream genres. They also emphasize community, which lends itself to crowdfunding.

One of the best things about Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is the creativity people are utilizing with their Miis.

The year is 1965. After years of tacit involvement in Indochina, American President Lyndon B. Johnson committed 3500 ground troops to support the Republic of Vietnam. What was then America's longest war had begun in earnest.

Fire up almost any major PlayStation 2 or GameCube title from 2001 to 2004, and there's a good chance you're going to end up near water at some point. Not as a gimmick, but as a fundamental part of how the world looks and feels. Coastal towns, tropical islands, endless shimmering ocean horizons. It was everywhere, across genres, across publishers, across wildly different kinds of games, and it was not a coincidence.

Summit, one of the most iconic maps in Call of Duty history, is finally making its way to Black Ops 7 as part of the massive Season 3 Reloaded patch, allowing fans like me to relive our glory days from 2010's Black Ops 1. Set in a research facility on top of a snowy mountain, players fight through narrow corridors that all lead to the central research room, with plenty of computers and desks to take cover behind.