Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 used some "Ghibli-style" AI slop for its calling cards, and the backlash got so big a US Congressman is now calling for regulations. What a time to be alive.

Tarkov finally hits Steam and it's an immediate, predictable dumpster fire. Players are getting scammed out of refunds, and veterans are getting shafted.

I can't believe this is real. The Black Ops 7 campaign is online-only. You can't pause it. It has no checkpoints. And it kicks you for being idle.

So, Black Ops 7 is here, and it costs €80. What did we get for that price? A game infested with AI-generated slop. They're not even hiding it.

Welcome to the meat grinder. If you're new to Zombies, you're getting swarmed. Here's how to stop dying, from armor tricks to training, this is your survival bible.

It's launch day. You're getting shot from 12 directions at once. Here's how to fix your settings, learn the new movement, and build a loadout that doesn't suck.

The full list of Black Ops 7 Dark Ops challenges is out, and it's a mix of insane grinds, creative kills, and... yep, a bunch of broken ones.

Forget the first game. The Outer Worlds 2 is the real deal – a deep, hilarious, and punishing RPG where your choices actually stick. My full thoughts are inside.

Well, they finally did it. Battlefield has a free-to-play Battle Royale mode called REDSEC, and it launched today with Season 1. Let's see what's in this thing.

So you shelled out for the Premium Edition of The Outer Worlds 2? Obsidian's got a special "reward" for you: a flaw that calls you a brain-riddled consumer. Jeez, thanks.

Meet the six companions you can drag across the galaxy in The Outer Worlds 2. Here's who they are, what they do, and (most importantly) how to get them.

Let's get this straight: You get one chance to respec, you can never change your face, and you cannot sleep with your companions. The hard truths are here.

The Outer Worlds 2 has some brutal, permanent choices. I'm breaking down the big ones, and let me tell you, some of them are just traps.

This game will chew you up if you're not careful. Here's what I wish I'd known before starting The Outer Worlds 2, starting with "don't screw up your build."

This is it. Species: Unknown is the co-op Alien: Isolation I've always wanted. The graphics are insane, the sound design is terrifying, and the monsters are... nightmares. My full review.

The director of The Outer Worlds 2 just said what we've all been screaming for years: we want our RPGs to have some goddamn meat on their bones. It's about time someone in charge got the message.