Call of Duty and Halo, two famously apolitical series. Cough cough, Fidel Castro and No Russian, cough cough.

Loic Gounon talks to us about Retold’s recent delay, the possibility of revisiting other games, and much more.

The Resident Evil movie understands the assignment.

An interview with a Heroes Of The Storm dev about its comeback, the years of “copium", and what could come next.

Logan’s first triple-A outing has some flaws, but brutal combat and a heartfelt story make it another standout Marvel game.

Valheim 1.0 is a gorgeous, brutal survival adventure whose Deep North finale makes hundreds of hours of grinding feel worthwhile.

Michael Myers is back to lurking around corners in Halloween: The Game, a gorgeous, creepy, occasionally glitchy trip to Haddonfield.

Star Wars Zero Company is slick, satisfying, and a surprisingly earnest exploration of how fascism thrives in apathy.

Overwatch director Aaron Keller talks BlizzCon rumors, the game's comeback, and why apparently we're supposed to expect surprises.

Number must go up.

Union members caught up in Xbox's latest round of layoffs explain what comes next, and the human impact of these cuts on the team.

Ben Sledge's portfolio. Looking for an experienced reporter, narrative designer, or games industry consultant? You've come to the right place.

I spoke with Blizzard about D.Mon's design and years-long development in an Overwatch developer interview.

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We hereby conduct this post-mortem.

Get back in your Arwing, you're going to love it.

We're after a top-class newshound to take us into a new era here at Eurogamer.

Where Birds Sleep is all about the adventure of protagonist Cormo, who is shaped but not controlled by your decisions.