Sony has revealed the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog lineup for October 2026! Mafia: The Old Country, Horizon Forbidden West, Mycopunk, Tales of Arise, and Dino Crisis 2 headline this month's additions. Titan breaks down the full lineup.
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In Bloodborne, gaining Insight allows you to see horrors that were always there, hidden just beyond human perception. Ecclesiastes warns that with greater wisdom comes greater sorrow, but Yharnam's downfall suggests an even darker question: What happens when humanity refuses to accept that some limits exist for a reason?
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Harry Du Bois wakes up with no memory of who he was and gets the chance to decide who he'll become. Disco Elysium offers a strange picture of the fresh start many of us wish we could have—but 2 Corinthians 5:17 promises something better than forgetting the past.
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Starfield on PS5 is the best version of the game that's ever existed. The shooting is great, exploration rewards patience, and Free Lanes fixes the biggest launch complaints.
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New Game Plus in Starfield is no longer a brutal reset. The Quantum Entanglement Device and direct power upgrades change everything. Here's how to plan your cycles.
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Anchorpoint Station is hidden deep in the Algorab system with quests, vendors, a riddle puzzle, and Starfield's most expensive player home. Here's how to get there and everything to do.
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Neverness to Everness launches April 29 with Porsche and Persona 5 collaborations, new banner characters, a mahjong mini-game, and full ray tracing support on Unreal Engine 5.
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Outposts in Starfield finally feel worth building. Shared containers, faction handovers, and the Database codex change everything. Here's how to set up a network that actually works.
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The Trackers Alliance bounty series in Starfield now has seven full contracts. Here's how to join, access the full series, and what to expect from each hunt.
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A practical, step-by-step Starfield ship building guide. From your first Frontier upgrades to Class C endgame builds with stealth cloaking and X-Tech optimization. No fluff, just what to actually do.
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Starfield's Terran Armada DLC adds a galaxy-wide threat, a morally gray robot companion, and repeatable Incursion combat. Here's everything in the expansion and how to start it.
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X-Tech is the new endgame resource in Starfield's Free Lanes update. Here's how to find it, what it does, and how to spend it for maximum impact on your gear and ship.
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Five detailed Starfield builds for PS5 players in 2026, covering backgrounds, traits, skills, and playstyle for Stealth Sniper, Bounty Hunter, Gunslinger, Diplomat, and Space Cowboy.
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The Free Lanes update is the biggest free content drop Starfield has ever received. Here's a complete guide to Cruise Mode, X-Tech, new ship modules, and everything else it changes.
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Starfield launches on PS5 with two editions. Standard is $49.99, Premium is $69.99 with both expansions and Creation Credits. Here's which one is worth your money.
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Starfield hits PS5 on April 7, 2026 with the Free Lanes update, Terran Armada DLC, and two years of improvements. Here's everything you need to know before launch day.
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Sony has revealed the PlayStation Plus Monthly Games for April 2026. Lords of the Fallen, Tomb Raider I-III Remastered, and Sword Art Online Fractured Daydream are all available starting April 7.
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Starfield launches on PlayStation 5 on April 7. The same day brings the biggest free update in the game's history, Free Lanes, and the new Terran Armada story DLC across all platforms.
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Dread Delusion, the open-world RPG inspired by Morrowind and King's Field, is coming to Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, PS4, and Xbox on March 17, 2026 with the definitive edition at launch.
CONTINUE READING →In 2016, Gunfire Games released the RPG Chronos, which a lot of folks compared to titles like Dark Souls and The Legend of Zelda. While the game was generally well received, it had an extremely limited audience because it was a VR game on PC promoted by Oculus. So you had to VR to play it. Now the game has been overhauled and the VR removed, and this new version dubbed Chronos: Before The Ashes is now available on PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch and Stadia. Of course with backwards compatibility, it's…
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