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Heroes of Might and Magic is one of the most beloved game series. Gamers still replay the third, fourth, and fifth installments, create mods, and make fan expansions. In this ranking, we've collected the best games similar to Heroes of Might and Magic based on key mechanics: moving across a global map, turn-based tactical battles, and RPG elements. The selection is relevant for 2025–2026, including the freshest genre analogs.
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April 24, 2026

The best superhero games on PC, PS4/PS5, and Xbox — from classic Batman slashers to the fresh Marvel Rivals. We've gathered more than thirty titles: there's aging classics you still don't need to throw out of your library, and new releases. Superhero games on PC started long before Arkham or Insomniac's Spider-Man appeared. Even back on 16-bit consoles, there were quite decent DC and Marvel titles — but now we're interested in what you can actually play today, not museum pieces. So below — only modern games that will run on current hardware without any hassle. Let's go.
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April 23, 2026

Police games come in many forms: from realistic patrol officer simulators to noir investigations, tactical special operations, and spectacular chases. In this article, we've gathered the best police and cop games for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox — featuring detectives, SWAT teams, police station management, and action-packed gameplay in the spirit of blockbuster movies. Here you'll find both major hits and affordable indie titles that run smoothly even on less powerful systems.
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April 17, 2026

Games like GTA on Android and iOS in 2026 are not just old mobile Rockstar clones, but also fully-fledged sandboxes with open worlds, cars, criminal storylines, and online modes. There have long been plenty of projects on smartphones where you can freely explore a city, complete missions, engage in car chases, participate in shootouts, and simply cause chaos for fun. In this selection, we've gathered the best mobile games like GTA on Android and iOS: from classic single-player action games to modern RP sandboxes and more unusual alternatives. This list is suitable both for those looking for a direct GTA 5 equivalent on their phone and for those who want a light open-world arcade game for a low-end smartphone.
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April 13, 2026

There is a common belief that video games are mainly a male pastime, but that's no longer the case. More and more girls and women are regularly playing on PC and consoles, and game genres themselves have long stopped being divided into "male" and "female." Some are looking for strong stories and vibrant characters, others prefer cozy simulators, romance, and detective games, while some enjoy horror, action, and large-scale RPGs just as much. In this selection, we've gathered the best games for girls to suit any taste — from interactive movies and visual novels to farming simulators, platformers, and grand adventures.
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April 11, 2026

60 co-op games for low-end PCs: online and local co-op, multiplayer for 2 to 100 players, system requirements from 256 MB of RAM—with a compatibility check for your hardware. Want to play with friends, but your computer can't handle modern games? We've compiled 55 co-op games specifically for low-end PCs and laptops. Unlike our extensive list of co-op games for all platforms—PS4, PS5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC—this list is tailored exclusively for PCs with minimum system requirements. What sets it apart from our selection of the best games for low-end PCs and laptops is its strict focus on co-op play: each game here truly shines in co-op, not solo play.
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April 9, 2026

The best space games on PC span all genres: dark horrors like Dead Space and Alien: Isolation, large-scale RPGs like Mass Effect and Starfield, atmospheric puzzles like Outer Wilds and The Swapper, and space strategy games like XCOM 2 and Homeworld. We've collected games for every taste and every hardware requirement—from indie games for low-end PCs to open-world blockbusters. Each game has a description, video, and purchase link: select the genre section and jump straight to the game you need.
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April 6, 2026

The best space games on PS4 and PS5 are not just console ports: Returnal and Helldivers 2 were created specifically for PlayStation, while Starfield appeared on the console for the first time only in 2026 in its most complete version. Prey and No Man's Sky reveal their full potential on PS5 thanks to DualSense in a way that's impossible on other platforms. We've selected games for every mood: if you're looking for a single-player story, go for Prey or Outer Wilds; if you want couch co-op with friends, try Helldivers 2 or Destiny 2; if you're interested in a vast open world, choose No Man's Sky or Starfield. Each game comes with a description, trailer, and a link to compare prices.
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April 2, 2026

While in Las Vegas for CES 2026, VGTimes Editor-in-Chief Rodion Ilin couldn’t pass up the chance to visit the Atomic Testing Museum. It was at these Nevada test sites that hundreds of atomic explosions were carried out as part of the U.S. nuclear program. For fans of the Fallout series, a museum like this is nothing short of a pilgrimage site. Moreover, the iconic franchise is represented here directly.
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January 13, 2026

During CES 2026, VGTimes Editor-in-Chief Rodion Ilin took a look at the latest products from ADATA — a major manufacturer of memory and storage solutions specializing in DRAM, SSDs, and flash products for both consumer and professional markets. Many of the company’s technologies and gaming-oriented products were showcased in Las Vegas under the XPG brand.
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January 12, 2026

At CES 2026, VGTimes Editor-in-Chief Rodion Ilin visited AMD’s exhibition area, where he explored the company’s latest products, attended presentations, and spoke with brand representatives about the most relevant technologies and solutions.
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January 10, 2026

At CES 2026, we saw a wide range of smart devices — from smart footwear and home SPA systems to AI-powered toys designed for emotional support. However, VGTimes Editor-in-Chief Rodion Ilin also had the chance to explore more unconventional innovations, including smart nails that can change color and an AI-powered fragrance device capable of creating scents on its own. We spoke with representatives of these brands to learn more about the technologies behind them.
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January 10, 2026

In Las Vegas, VGTimes Editor-in-Chief Rodion Ilin spoke with Oliver Tesoro — a representative of My Arcade, a manufacturer of portable and tabletop retro consoles and arcade devices officially licensed to feature classic video games from Atari, Sega, Bandai Namco, and Capcom. Tesoro showcased the company’s current product lineup brought to CES 2026 and also answered several of our questions.
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January 9, 2026

CES 2026 demonstrates how smart technologies are increasingly moving beyond smartphones and becoming integrated into a wide range of everyday devices and objects. Today, smart features can be found in home SPA systems, children’s toys, and even footwear. At the exhibition, VGTimes Editor-in-Chief Rodion Ilin spoke with representatives of companies developing these innovative solutions.
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January 9, 2026

At CES 2026, VGTimes Editor-in-Chief Rodion Ilin visited the exhibition areas of MSI and GIGABYTE and also stopped by the Razer booth — a company that traditionally attracts gamers’ attention with its unusual and technologically advanced devices. Razer representatives gave VGTimes an interview and talked about their key gadgets.
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January 8, 2026

VR technology already delivers a strong sense of immersion on its own, but developers continue to look for ways to push it even further. One of the most logical approaches is to let players move using their entire body. At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, VGTimes Editor-in-Chief Rodion Ilin took a closer look at the Virtuix Omni One — a system that allows players to physically walk and run in virtual reality — and spoke with company representative Sergio Garcia about how this approach changes the VR gaming experience.
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January 8, 2026

Engineers have long been exploring alternative ways to control games, from experimental controllers to gesture-based systems. Among all these ideas, brain–computer interfaces now stand out as the most ambitious approach, allowing players to interact with games directly through thought. During CES 2026 in Las Vegas, VGTimes Editor-in-Chief Rodion Ilin took a closer look at such a device and spoke with Jinglun Uang and Xingjian Yan, representatives of LumiMind, the company behind its development.
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January 8, 2026

Among PC and computer hardware manufacturers at CES 2026, GIGABYTE also made its presence felt. VGTimes editor-in-chief Rodion Ilin spoke with company representatives to learn more about the new products they brought to the show. These include a prebuilt PC, a new graphics card, and a motherboard.
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January 8, 2026

One of the central exhibits at CES 2026 is a large passenger drone positioned as an air taxi. Rodion Ilin learned more about this aircraft during a conversation with Hyojung Sun, a representative of Sambo Motors, the company developing this vehicle.
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January 8, 2026

At CES 2026, the world’s leading showcase of technological innovation, there was also room for the latest advances in robotics. VGTimes editor-in-chief Rodion Ilin couldn’t miss the chance to talk with Binjian Meng, a representative of the Chinese company AgiBot, which brought its humanoid A2 Ultra robot to the event.
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January 7, 2026

During CES 2026 in Las Vegas, VGTimes editor-in-chief Rodion Ilin visited NVIDIA’s booth, where a company representative Kyle Suddarth used Black Myth: Wukong to clearly demonstrate the difference between the previous version of the DLSS upscaler and its new generation.
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January 7, 2026

This is an interview by VGTimes editor-in-chief Rodion Ilin with Andy Chu from MSI — a continuation of the report on the visit to the company's exhibition area at CES 2026. Before reading, we recommend checking out the first part, where we looked at the updated Prestige lineup for business and productivity, as well as the second article dedicated to MSI’s new gaming laptops.
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January 7, 2026

This article continues our coverage of the MSI exhibition area at CES 2026. While the first part of the report focused on Prestige laptops designed for business and productivity, this article is dedicated to the new gaming systems showcased to us by MSI representative Andy Chu.
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January 6, 2026

Right now, the Consumer Electronics Show is taking place in Las Vegas — the largest exhibition of technological innovations and new products of the year. Traditionally, CES brings together leading manufacturers of computer hardware and gaming devices, including the Taiwanese giant MSI. As part of the event, company representative Andy Chu conducted a presentation for us, showcasing the devices MSI will release this year. We divided the report into two parts: the first focuses on laptops for business and productivity, while the second will cover more specialized gadgets for gamers.
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January 6, 2026

VGTimes is right now at CES 2026 in Las Vegas! The Consumer Electronics Show is one of the world's largest annual trade shows dedicated to consumer electronics and new technologies. It brings together leading companies presenting the latest products in computer technology, gadgets, home appliances, automobiles, gaming devices, and other tech innovations. CES often features the most interesting and promising devices that will hit the market in the near future. Rodion Ilin simply couldn't stay away and flew to Las Vegas: 23 hours in the air and two layovers — and now our latest photo report is on the website. By the way, the material will be updated daily, so check back!
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January 6, 2026

Hello! Rodion Ilin, Editor-in-Chief of VGTimes, is here. Today, as is customary at the end of the year, I’d like to sum things up. But instead of rolling out another list of my favorite games, I want to recall the key events we took part in or became the driving force behind, and which will make 2025 memorable. Without further ado, let’s begin.
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December 30, 2025

As part of Comic Con IgroMir 2025, we spoke with Evgeny Zobov — head of Weavers Team studio and the main visionary and developer of the game IriyGate: Path of Sin. In a conversation with VGTimes' editor-in-chief Rodion Ilin, the project’s creator talked about the game's key features, aerial boss battles, in-game jokes hidden within the mechanics, and the challenges of securing funding. Read more in this article.
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December 24, 2025

Do you love movies with Morgan Freeman and want to know which ones are considered the best by critics? We’ve put together a top 10 list of outstanding films featuring the legendary actor. This selection includes cult dramas, intense thrillers, and Oscar-winning masterpieces where Morgan Freeman showcases his talent to the fullest. Discover which movies are must-sees for every fan of quality cinema!
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November 26, 2025

At gamescom asia x Thailand Game Show 2025, VGTimes Editor-in-Chief Rodion Ilin had the opportunity to speak with Meghan Morgan Juinio, who formerly was part of teams that brought to life games like God of War (2018) and Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions. In addition to questions from the editors, we asked her about what interests our readers.
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October 27, 2025

At the gamescom asia exhibition, VGTimes editor-in-chief Rodion Ilin spoke with a representative from Moon Catalyst studio — creative director AJ. The team showcased their project Psycho Dead — a dark survival horror inspired by genre classics like Resident Evil, Dead Space, and Parasite Eve. At the center of the story is a mysterious girl with psychic abilities trying to escape from an underground laboratory where horrific experiments took place.
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October 22, 2025

What if creatures humanity has long forgotten emerged from underground after an earthquake? At gamescom asia 2025, Thai studio Village of Light presented The Earth Aftershock — a survival horror where mutated dinosaurs and zombies appear on Bangkok's streets. Our editor-in-chief Rodion Ilin spoke with a studio representative to find out how this insane mix of conspiracy theories, apocalypse, and science fiction came to be.
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October 22, 2025

At gamescom asia, VGTimes Editor-in-Chief Rodion Ilin spoke with the developers of Dead by Daylight from Behaviour Interactive. We learned more details about the Sinister Grace expansion, as well as the process of developing unique Killers and Survivors inspired by Thai folklore. You’ll find out about the future plans for Dead by Daylight and why its clones can’t survive on the market for more than a year in this interview.
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October 22, 2025

At gamescom asia, VGTimes editor-in-chief Rodion Ilin had the chance to speak with Glen Schofield. This developer is known as the development director of the original Dead Space and The Callisto Protocol, as well as Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and Modern Warfare 3.
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October 21, 2025

At gamescom asia, VGTimes editor-in-chief Rodion Ilin spoke with Keith Liu from Singapore-based publisher 4Divinity. The company is currently assisting Sword Panda Limited in developing the action-adventure game Sword Sage: Awakening. We talked with Keith about the project and discussed the challenges and nuances of the Asian gaming industry — particularly in China, as 4Divinity frequently collaborates with Chinese developers.
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October 20, 2025

At gamescom аsia, VGTimes editor-in-chief Rodion Ilin spoke with Shin Min Cheol from the Korean studio Shin Ye Rak Je Jak So. He shared details about their new project, Revenant : In Memory Of The Day. It's an atmospheric indie horror game in the “anomaly observation” genre.
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October 20, 2025
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