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Gaming has developed a strange problem: there is almost too much to play. A packed release calendar sounds brilliant until several games you have been waiting years for arrive within weeks of each other. Add an ever-growing backlog, subscription libraries, multiplayer games that demand regular attention and titles that can easily swallow 50 or 100

A GamerBolt piece from a while back told the story of a small streamer whose account got hacked mid-broadcast, losing access to Twitter, Twitch, and PayPal within minutes, which then cascaded into his home address and email being exposed too. He spent the rest of his evening on the phone with support teams instead of

We’re about to enter a particularly fertile period for the gaming calendar. The months of September, October, and November typically bring with them some truly titanic releases, and 2026 is shaping up to be no different. What that means for the world of gaming news is that developers and publishers will often recede into the

Anyone who has spent time reviewing mobile games knows the difference between an app that feels built for a phone and one that was clearly just shrunk down from a desktop build. The same gap shows up in real money casino apps, and it matters more there than almost anywhere else in mobile software. Fast

We’re finally moving into autumn, which should mean that the weather calms down somewhat. Great news for the heatwave-averse among us, but more importantly, great news for gaming as well. Don’t get us wrong; we’ve never had a problem staying resolutely indoors and ignoring the call of the wild while it’s summer, but it’s much

A gaming PC might spend one hour running a demanding new release and the next handling Discord, a live stream, music, social feeds and several browser tabs. None of those activities requires another device or even a change of seat. Gaming remains at the center of the setup, but the PC has also become a

STAR WARS Zero Company has arrived as one of the most anticipated entries in the Star Wars gaming franchise in recent memory, blending tactical squad-based combat with the rich lore and visual identity that the franchise has built across decades of films, series, and expanded universe content. The game’s Xbox release has drawn considerable attention

It’s been a while since we saw a September as utterly packed with high-profile releases as this one. While last year’s September gave us one of the most anticipated indie releases ever in Hollow Knight: Silksong, it seems 2026 is trying to outdo its predecessor for sheer hype. Whether it’s prestige PlayStation releases, fascinating RPGs

The end of summer is usually a fairly significant time in the gaming calendar, as it heralds the arrival of Gamescom, which often brings some pretty big announcements along with its opening ceremony. This year, as you might expect, is no different on that front, so we’ll be recapping some of the Gamescom opening night’s

Estonia has spent years building a reputation as one of Europe’s most digitally advanced countries. From online government services and digital identity systems to a thriving startup scene, the country has embraced technology more aggressively than many of its neighbours. That digital-first mentality is also shaping how people interact with entertainment, including gaming. For players

Gamers see the term “open beta” and instantly feel as though they’re being invited to play, no strings attached. The idea makes it seem like everyone can jump in immediately, for free, and get the same experience. Gears of War: E-Day is a great example of how that isn’t always the case. Before the wider

Gamescom ticks ever closer, and as it does, news slightly dries up, as is always the case when a major calendar event nears. After all, if developers have anything special to show, they’re probably saving it for Gamescom. As always, however, that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to talk about. There’s plenty happening, and some of