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Official forums for video games are a bit of a dying breed these days.

From the mobile game to the sequel announcement and everything in between, Path of Exile fans were deliriously happy with all the announcements that came out of ExileCon.

Plenty of Asian free-to-play games travel to the West, but Armored Warfare is going in the other direction -- sort of.

ArenaNet is calling on all PvP players to prove themselves in mortal combat -- well, you'll get to rez after you die, so it's only semi-mortal -- in Guild Wars 2's Call To Glory update, which went live today.

Add Ubisoft's Rainbow Six Siege to the list of games that seem to be doing all right, but might someday go free-to-play.

The gender discrimination lawsuit against Riot -- which seemed to be wrapped up late last year before various government agencies suggested that a $10 million settlement "grossly undercompensated" victims -- took a surprising ...

Apart from the gameplay itself, probably the most important thing a free-to-play game needs to get right is its cash shop.

As one game leaves free-to-play, another arrives.

We've kept an eye on Population Zero, the upcoming free-to-play exploration-based MMORPG from Enplex Games, for some time now.

Wargaming's and 1C Game Studios' upcoming free-to-play third-person shooter, Caliber, is about ready to move onto its next phase of testing.

EverQuest players are mad and they're not going to take it any more.

Daybreak Game Company – or rather, Rogue Planet Games (I'll get used to that eventually) – has a big update in store for PlanetSide 2.

Calling it a "frustrating pain" to have to log in twice to play its games on Steam -- once on Steam and once on Arc -- Perfect World Entertainment now allows players to link their Star Trek Online and Neverwinter accounts on t...

Activision has toyed around with the notion of a Call of Duty battle royale for some time now.