The Rumble Fish 2 Proves Old School Fighters Still Pack a Punch
The Rumble Fish 2 finally makes its way to modern platforms with a Switch 2 upgrade, bringing its deep, meter-heavy combat and flashy anime style to a new audience. While newcomers may struggle without tutorials, fighting game veterans will find it an arcade classic with incredible fighting mechanics.
Battlemarked Brings Tactical Miniatures to Life on a Digital Table
Battlemarked captures the feel of tabletop Dungeons and Dragons with tactical, card-driven combat played out in wonderfully rendered miniature environments. While it has some quirks, the satisfying synergies and classic campaign flavor makes it a strong pick for fans of strategic fantasy battles.
HGTV Meets the Occult in Wacky Haunted House Renovator Sim
Haunted House Renovator lets players explore and renovate haunted locations while allowing them to scrub stains, fix walls and banish spirits in equal measure. It’s a funny twist on the House Flipper formula, though bugs and rough edges keep it from reaching its full supernatural potential.
I’m on Observation Duty 8 Keeps Its Focus on Unnerving Anomalies
I’m on Observation Duty 8 delivers slow-burn horror without ever putting its players directly in danger. With six detailed locations, new difficulty options and some of the creepiest environments yet, this latest entry proves why the series remains one of the best in spot-the-difference horror.
Confidential Killings Turns Keywords Into Classic Noir Conspiracy
Set in a stylized late-1970s Hollywood, Confidential Killings – A Detective Game challenges players to unravel a series of grisly murders through careful observation, keyword-driven deduction and narrative reconstruction. Each crime scene functions as its own puzzle, but together they slowly reveal a much larger conspiracy.
Adventures in Faerun Gives Dungeon Masters a Guided Tour of the Forgotten Realms
Following up on Heroes of Faerun, Dungeons And Dragons: Adventures in Faerun shifts its focus squarely to dungeon masters, offering a guided tour through The Forgotten Realms, one of fantasy gaming’s most storied settings.
Infinity Nikki 2.0 Update Expands Its Wardrobe and Its World
Infinity Nikki’s massive 2.0 update is more than just new outfits and another region to explore. It’s a full evolution that shows how a free-to-play live service game can grow in smart, meaningful ways while staying relaxing, generous and fun.
Stunt Flyer Is a Lighthearted Flight Sim Built for Easy Takeoff
Stunt Flyer is a cheerful, arcade-style flight simulation game that embraces simplicity and accessibility over realism or deep systems. Stunt Flyer works best as an entry-level flying adventure for younger players or those looking for a relaxed, no-stress experience.
Ghost of Yotei Delivers Spectacular Style and Close Combat
Ghost of Yotei arrives on PlayStation 5 as a bold, standalone follow-up to Ghost of Tsushima, shifting the focus from moral conflict to raw vengeance. Set in post-Sengoku Japan, the title trades its predecessor’s unforgettable narrative for fluid, visceral melee combat.
Heroes of Faerun Brings Forgotten Realms Back to the Table
Dungeons and Dragons Forgotten Realms: Heroes of Faerun is a player-focused supplement that blends deep lore with meaningful mechanics. Featuring new subclasses, feats, backgrounds and the cooperative Circle Magic system, it encourages teamwork in a deep fantasy setting.
Dark Quest 4 Recaptures the Magic of HeroQuest, One Room at a Time
Looking for a tactical dungeon crawl that feels more like a tabletop RPG than a modern cinematic epic? Dark Quest 4 delivers with the spirit of classic board games like HeroQuest in a turn-based adventure full of traps, treasure and tense exploration.
Winter Burrow Trades Survival Stress for Cozy Crafting Comfort
Blending cozy crafting, gentle resource management and a heartfelt story about a mouse rebuilding a forgotten family home, Winter Burrow offers a low-stress, crafting-focused adventure where warmth, routine and comfort take center stage.
Fresh Look Examines the Polarizing Effect of Soulslikes
Columnist Neal Sayatovich reluctantly steps into the punishing world of soulslikes this week. Despite his reluctance, he discovers why this brutally difficult and challenging genre inspires both fierce loyalty and total burnout.
Fresh Look’s Appreciation of Innovation in the Industry Amidst Ubisoft’s Slump
Fresh Look: Why AI Efficiency Could Affect the Very Soul of Gaming
Fresh Look: Neal Sayatovich’s Early Picks for Gaming in 2026
Fresh Look Levels Up: Neal Builds His First Real Gaming PC
Michael Blaker’s Retro Game Friday: Around the World in 80 Days
Retro Game Friday is a column by Michael Blaker covering various games from the past. This week he covers Around the World in 80 Days.
Michael Blaker’s Translation Necessary Thursday: “Backstabbed in a Backwater Dungeon Volume Three”
Michael Blaker’s Anime Sunday: “Girumasu” Episode One Impressions
Michael Blaker’s Bookish Wednesday: “Ranger’s Dawn” by Selkie Myth
Michael Blaker’s Synth Saturday: Chapters 96-100 of “Hard Enough-Pokemon SI” by Viva01
PAX Unplugged Day One: Dice, Storytelling and a City Built for Play
GiN hit the ground running at PAX Unplugged in Philadelphia, where the convention’s crowds enjoyed tabletop gaming and standout panels. From Gloomhaven creator Isaac Childres’ inspiring keynote to packed exhibitor halls and welcoming community spaces, the show was already firing on all cylinders right from the start.
Save State: Revisiting Night City and the Best Switch 2 Upgrades
A deep discount pulls columnist Vincent Mahoney back into Cyberpunk 2077, where the surprisingly strong Switch 2 port sparks a broader look at upgraded editions across Nintendo’s newest system.
Save State Cleaves Through Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment
Save State Enjoys Mega Dimension DLC Until RNG Crashes the Pokemon Party
Save State Finishes the Quest With Vincent’s Favorite RPG Developers, Part Two
Save State: Escaping the 9 to 5 by Working Other 9 to 5s
Trekker’s Delight Looks at Star Trek: Lower Decks First and Second Episodes of Season Five
Trekker’s Delight discusses the first two episodes in the fifth and final season of Star Trek: Lower Decks.
Trekker’s Delight Looks at Star Trek: Prodigy’s Nineteenth and Twentieth Episodes of Season Two
Trekker’s Delight Looks at Star Trek: Prodigy’s Seventeenth and Eighteenth Episodes of Season Two
Trekker’s Delight Looks at Star Trek: Prodigy’s Fifteenth and Sixteenth Episodes of Season Two
Trekker’s Delight Looks at Star Trek: Prodigy’s Thirteenth and Fourteenth Episodes of Season Two
Konami e-Football Partners With Captain Tsubasa Comic
Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. has announced the launch of its collaboration with the football comic series Captain Tsubasa.
Simon the Sorcerer Returns: Origins Reconjures the Magic and Mischief
The legendary Simon the Sorcerer series is back with Origins, a lovingly hand-drawn prequel that blends the charm of 1990s adventure games with modern storytelling. GiN sat down with its developer Massy Calamai to talk about bringing Simon back to life.
Adventuring With the Game Masters at Lurking Fears
Lurking Fears is a company filled with game masters who run sessions of tabletop RPGs at conventions all around the world. We talked with a few of them at PAX Unplugged about their unique and fun careers.

