The 2000s were an iconic era for games, especially those within the horror genre. Despite having little to no resources, the horror genre thrived during this period, producing some of the most ...

"The uncertainty of like, yeah, I can go home but not knowing if I can come back is something that is very scary, not just for ... recent pair of national team games against Panama due to a ...

Dozens of games were in the spotlight during the Triple-I Initiative showcase, and one of the interesting titles shown off was a creepy horror game called No, I'm Not Human. Developed by Trioskaz ...

snowballing into a dazzling lucky run. Bend the rules, break the game, and pay off your captor long enough to earn a shot at freedom.

This success has driven devs to try new things that may not appeal to kids as much, which has put us on a very bizarre path where a horror game created by Chainsaw Man’s director actually exists.

No, I'm Not a Human is the name of this freshly announced horror adventure game, and it looks pretty darn bleak. Coming to PC this Fall and consoles later, the game is set in the aftermath of a ...

and the level design mastery of Donkey Kong Country...this game is built for players who crave action, challenge, and discovery," according to its Kickstarter description. You may like Hollow ...

But in a move that unites the worlds of basketball and doll collecting, Mattel has unveiled a special-edition LeBron James Barbie — officially the brand’s first-ever pro athlete Ken.

But in a move that unites the worlds of basketball and doll collecting, Mattel has unveiled a special-edition LeBron James Barbie — officially the brand’s first-ever pro athlete Ken. Dubbed the ...

If you haven’t filed your taxes yet, why not procrastinate a little bit longer and play some games instead? Here are five games about taxes to play to procrastinate filing your taxes.

Wells was taken back to the locker room on a stretcher after sustaining an apparent head injury in the second quarter of Tuesday's game against the Hornets, Will Guillory of The Athletic reports.