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Published 9 Apr, 2021 Square Enix today announced that Neo: The World Ends with You, the sequel to 2007's The World Ends With You from Nintendo DS, will indeed be coming to PC too. Initially they'd only confirmed it for Switch and PS4. Like the recent Kingdom Hearts PC releases, it will be an Epic Games Store exclusive. But still, it's good to see Squeenix bringing more of their RPGs our way. Like the first game, Neo is weird gangs taking part in a supernatural competition in Tokyo's Shibuya district, the Reaper's Game. You beat stuff up. I had the first recommended pret...

Last modified on Tue 6 Apr 2021 06.59 EDT “Dogs are just like ‘play, eat, sleep’ – they bring me back into the moment. I think we can all learn something from that,” says Carole Henderson, who has been taking her “furry backup” to the office for the last few months. They are not so good at making the tea and things get a bit rowdy when the delivery man comes round, but Henderson’s labradors Barney and Rusty, and labradoodle Lily, have been her sidekicks for the last decade. As well as being excellent foot-warmers, they have helped her emotionally with getting through solo mont...

The deck building and dungeon crawling RPG is now looking forward to plans for new classes and quality of life features.

Blizzard leans into Diablo and Warcraft at BlizzCon for 30th anniversary By The Washington Post By Kat Bailey When J. Allen Brack first arrived at Activision-Blizzard in 2006, it was housed in a dour office park that belied the transformative changes happening within. Fresh off releasing "World of Warcraft," the seminal massively multiplayer online RPG now celebrating its 17th year, Blizzard was in the process of becoming a cultural powerhouse. But looking at its nondescript collection of buildings in Southern California "you would never have known that it was a video game campus," Brack rem...

On this special episode of the podcast, we look at the challenges journalists and the games media have faced in 2020. For this discussion, we're joined by USGamer editor-in-chief Kat Bailey, VideoGamesChronicle editor-in-chief Andy Robinson, VG247 assistant editor Alex Donaldson, and Kotaku staff writer Ethan Gach. Together, the panel reflects on the impact of event closures, the unorthodox build-up to the next-gen consoles, the lack of networking, limitations when interviewing developers or previewing games, and more. You can listen to our latest episode below, subscribe to our directly here...