The Vapor series adds misty swirl patterns to Xbox Design Lab controllers, and there’s a Dream Vapor Special Edition on the way, too.
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Mists Beyond the Mountains brings a Chinese RPG deep cut to the Switch consoles around the world. How does this decades-old classic hold up?
Galaxy AI brings real-time translation, advanced image editing, and everyday convenience to this year’s Samsung flagship phones.
Mobile gamepads usually put convenience ahead of comfort, but the Galileo G8 offers the best of both worlds.
The aptly-named A Highland Song is the latest example of inkle’s unmatched ability to seamlessly weave game mechanics and storytelling. Exploration, multi-threaded narrative, climbing-based platforming, survival, rhythm game all combine through a common thread: to sing a beautiful ode to the Scottish highlands.
With none of the creativity and sense of adventure that’s typical of Dragon Quest spinoff, Infinity Strash delivers a generic, shallow action game and a garbled retelling of the Dai anime.
The Galaxy Z Fold5 is the latest in Samsung’s big bet on a foldable future. There’s a lot to like about this phone/tablet hybrid, but what’s the cost of convenience?
Few studios are as committed to celebrating video game history as Digital Eclipse. With its interactive documentary format, meticulous research, perfectly-emulated classics, and fantastic remasters, The Making of Karateka sets a new gold standard.
The game preservation experts at Digital Eclipse are bringing back one of the most influential RPGs of all time: Wizardry 1.
Taito Milestones 2 collects a great assortment of games, but like the first volume, barebones presentation holds it back.