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Dirty Bomb might be in its "Golden Years," but that doesn't mean the dev team doesn't have a few surprises left for us.

Wizards of the Coast isn't wasting any time in implementing new card sets into Magic: The Gathering Arena.

On some level, all entertainment is equivalent, whether you're playing video games or watching movies.

Webzen's Shot Online is a rarity.

Last week, we reported on the conflict between Improbable and Unity, which threatened to deep-six several games that were in development using Improbable's SpatialOS.

SuperData Research unleashed its 2018 Year In Review earlier this week, offering a wide-ranging look at the gaming industry's facts and figures over the previous year.

Now that MapleStory's big bad has been defeated, what's next?...

As long as Fortnite: Battle Royale keeps raking in the dough, there will be people looking for ways to exploit the gullible, greedy, and stupid.

Activision has announced that Call of Duty: Black Ops 4's Blackout mode will be free-to-play for one week, starting tomorrow, Jan.

Ring of Elysium's new update is now live, bringing with it a new map, Europa, an island paradise threatened by a volcanic eruption and new modes of transport, including a BMX bike and six vehicles.

When your game is named "Closers," it makes sense that at some point you would, well, close something.

Bless Online is so 2018.

Any dev blog that starts uses "greasing the wheels" to describe the changes it's making has to be good, right?...

Over on GamesIndustry.biz, Rob Fahey talked today about free-to-play games shutting down and the kind of consumer backlash that might ensue when that happens due to players “losing” the virtual items they paid for.