Gaming

The Sunday Papers
Rock Paper Shotgun's Sunday Papers is back with a new collection of recommended reading from the wide world of games and tech.

Games Like The Mandalorian and Grogu: Honest Picks
The Mandalorian and Grogu is here. For fans, these games like The Mandalorian and Grogu deliver space western action.

10 Dead by Daylight survivors we want added next
Dead by Daylight survivors we want added next: from The Last of Us duo to Van Helsing, here's the wishlist.

Take-Two's Zelnick: Project Ethos Can Still Be a 'Massive Hit'
Project Ethos is still a 'massive hit' bet for Take-Two, says CEO Zelnick, despite online shooter failures.

Half-Life: Alyx VR Knees: The Honest Take
Half-Life: Alyx VR knees are put to the test. A lot of crouching behind cover left our writer questioning their VR fitness.

10 Indie Games with Better Action Than God of War
DualShockers lists 10 Indie Games with Better Action Than God of War from Gungeon to Silksong arguing they outdo Kratos in combat.

NBA 2K Zynga GTA Drive Take-Two 19% Net Bookings Surge
Take-Two's net bookings jumped 19% for the 2026 fiscal year, fueled by NBA 2K, Zynga, and GTA. Here's the honest take on what that actually means for your gaming time.

I Played Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 — Here’s What’s New
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 demo preview: Nyra Veyrath from Sisters of Battle joins Malum Caedo. Weapons differ but characters play too similarly; Purge sections shine.

Former Housemarque Game Director Launches Cosmic Division
A former Housemarque game director has started a new studio called Cosmic Division. Here's what it means for fans of the developer behind Returnal.

Warhorse Middle-earth RPG Confirmed: Cautious Excitement
Warhorse Middle-earth RPG is real. The Kingdom Come studio confirmed the open-world Tolkien project, and I'm torn. The announcement raises questions about representation and creative direction.

8 SNES JRPGs to Avoid, According to a 250-JRPG Veteran
8 SNES JRPGs to skip, per a 250-JRPG veteran. Paladin's Quest, The 7th Saga, and more made the cut – here's why.
