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This week, Wizards of the Coast updated the System Reference Document (SRD) for Dungeons and Dragons to version 5.2, making the game's 2024 rules available in an open source format.

Feeling lost and confused with all of the new things in World of Warcraft this week? That's okay! Here's four new games for your weekend instead!

The Epic Games Store is giving us another game for free from Amanita games, similarly jam packed with wholesome but weird little guys: Chuchel.

If you were intrigued by this weekend's leak of a possible remaster of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, then good news -- it's real, and it's available right now.

Noblegarden starts this week in World of Warcraft, but rather than dwell on the years-long effort to collecting duck disguises, I suggest we go back to the roots of the in-game holiday.

This week we're bringing you another game Pigeon's 11, in which our feathered cast of criminals dives into the world of esports and culinary delights at MetzlCon.

It's Friday, it's warm (well, it's warm here), and it's a holiday weekend, so let's take a look and see what's new and notable in gaming for the long weekend.

Botanicula is an adorable little puzzle game where you play as five different little tree guys trying to save a seed from a parasite that threatens their idyllic forest home, and it's this week's free game on the Epic Games Store.

The original Guild Wars launched in April 2005, so the game turns 20 years old this month, joining a venerable club of classic MMOs including EverQuest (1999 and yes, it's still going), EverQuest 2 (2004), and World of Warcraft (2004).

Now, we know cats can be incredibly cute, and dogs can be incredibly cute, but generally when you put them together, things are decidedly not cute, right?