A full release of Shrek Swamp Tycoon, a free Shrek game created by The Gang team with the support of DreamWorks Animation, has taken place on the Roblox platform.

We are used to famous athletes and Hollywood actors earning millions of dollars and living in real palaces with airplane hangars and golf courses somewhere in the backyard. But if you think about it, successful game developers should live just as well. After all, GTA V alone brought its creators more than $6 billion! So we decided to get into the pockets of the superstars from the world of video games.

Blizzard has released a trailer for the Spiritborn class for Diablo 4, which will appear in the Vessel of Hatred expansion. At the end of the video, the developers showed the unique abilities of the class.

Fashion on VGTimes? Why not! Video games have long been a part of popular culture — and fashion too. Even the Gucci mobile app lets you play glitchy copies of classic titles like Pac-Man or Pong. And other fashion houses are going even further: creating collaborations with game developers, presenting new collections with the help of interactive entertainment, and generally slowly taking over the gaming industry. Let's talk about this.

A new DLC called Tomb Raider Chapter has been released for Dead by Daylight, adding Lara Croft to the game. In honor of this, Behaviour Interactive has published a trailer for the new survivor.

Dead by Daylight's multiplayer action-horror is getting a brand-new mode called 2v8. The developers have released a trailer for this upcoming addition.

In honor of the release of the new part of Borat, huge almost completely naked figures of Sacha Baron Cohen floated across New York, Toronto and London, only their private parts were covered with medical masks. Defiantly? Still would! But believe me: PR people at game studios have come up with worse promotions. These are the ones we are going to talk about today.

GameMill Entertainment and Odaclick Game Studio have announced The Karate Kid: Street Rumble, a beat 'em up game based on the iconic Karate Kid film series.

What can scare you faster and more powerfully than a good jump scare? We remember the most terrible and memorable screamers from games. Put on your headphones, turn off the lights — we're starting.

Japanese studio Arc System Works announced Double Dragon Revive, a new part of the iconic beat-em-up series. It will become the first game of the franchise with full 3D graphics.