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A few years ago, PlayStation was considered the most player-friendly platform on the market. By 2026, almost nothing is left of that image: Sony walked away from a joint project with a living legend of the industry — and that project went straight to a direct competitor, stopped development on one of the oldest live-service games around, shut down a studio that never shipped a game under its ownership, raised console prices twice in seven months and subscription prices on top of that, refused to share tariff refunds with customers, and argued in court that players don't consider themselves owners of the digital games they bought. We've rounded up all of Sony's key failures of 2026 here — and we'll keep adding to the list as it grows.
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All the Metal Gear and Metal Gear Solid games in order—by story chronology and release year: a two-axis chart, all games in the series, spin-offs, the Delta remake, the Master Collection compilations, and where to start.
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Race Clicker is a popular simulator in Roblox, where players need to click on the screen as quickly as possible before each race to increase their maximum speed. The winnings here are a special currency that can be used to purchase pets that give bonuses to the character's maximum speed. In this guide, we have collected all active codes for this game.
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The strongest and most dangerous female video game characters in one Top 28 — from Bayonetta and Kerrigan to Malenia of Elden Ring and Atsu of Ghost of Yotei.
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Games like Mafia: 20 story-driven crime action games — from open-world gangster sagas to noir detectives set in the same era.
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Sony has announced the upcoming closure of the PlayStation Store for PlayStation 3 and PS Vita. The company confirmed that the digital storefronts on both platforms will be phased out throughout 2026 and 2027, bringing nearly two decades of support to an end.
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This top list gathers the best visual novels: genre classics, mobile romance stories, otome games, horror titles, experimental projects, and free games for those new to the genre. A visual novel is a narrative genre that combines elements of literature, illustrated cinema, and interactive gameplay. As with reading a book, the focus is on text, supplemented by static background images and music. As a rule, there are no battles, jumping, or other dynamic gameplay elements. But unlike books, visual novels are interactive: the player makes choices that determine how the story unfolds and which ending is reached. The player does not simply read a story — they influence it. That is what sets visual novels apart from an ordinary book. Today, visual novels are no longer just anime and light dating simulators. In our selection you will find dark detective stories, psychological horror games, and romantic comedies — playable on PC from the comfort of your armchair, or on a smartphone to unwind or pass the time.
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In 1983, the console video game market suffered the most catastrophic collapse in its history — revenue fell nearly 97%, from $3.2 billion to $100 million a year. Dozens of companies closed, thousands of people were laid off, and millions of unsold cartridges ended up in landfills (the most famous one near the city of Alamogordo, where over 700,000 cartridges were secretly buried).
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If you are tired of overly forgiving games where it is almost impossible to fail, this article is for you. We have put together some of the hardest games across different genres — from soulslikes and hardcore action titles to punishing survival games, roguelikes, platformers, tactical strategies, and puzzle games that truly test your reflexes, patience, attentiveness, and ability to stay calm under pressure.
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11 bit studios has announced a major expansion for Frostpunk 2 titled Breach of Trust. Alongside the reveal, the developers shared a debut trailer, several screenshots, and key details about the upcoming DLC.
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