Evgeniy Musienko, Andey Rosch and Anna Bulavina are the three artists who worked on The Devil’s Daughter, the latest game in Frogware’s Sherlock Holmes series.

HK is a game that is very early in development. But it looks so cool that I figured it was worth sharing.

Ah, always nice to be able to share some Kamen Rider Cosplay.

Being Australian, I don’t have much time for baseball. That doesn’t mean I can’t enjoy baseball video games, though. Especially when they’re from the future.

Streamer T Ronix set himself a pretty tough challenge: to beat Fallout 4 without being hit even once. Oh, and without using chems, power armour or companions (unless the story mandated it) either. If he got hit or broke those rules, he’d have to go right back to the start.

Disney Infinity’s demise didn’t just kill actual, planned projects, it also killed the dreams of millions. One of those affected is artist (and fan) Hector Moran, who came up with these awesome Deadpool and X-Men ideas for the game.

We’ve posted plenty of pics from Korean cosplay supersquad Spiral Cats, but they’ve usually been studio photos shot locally. This year, at Anime Expo 2016 in LA, they were there in person.

Americans, your long and torturous wait is over. Pokemon Go is now out on both iTunes and the Google Play Store. Don’t spend all your money at once.

Hearts of Iron IV is a very serious video game. Or, it was, until modders got their hands on it.

Blackwater Cosplay and photographer Paul Hillier have teamed up to basically bring Mass Effect’s EDI to life.

Nick De Spain is a concept artist at Turtle Rock, the developers of games like Evolve and the original Left 4 Dead.

The full, final version of Pokémon GO was released in Australia and New Zealand today. And while the game itself is free, loads of stuff inside it most certainly is not.

Cannon Busters, the Kickstarter-backed anime project worked on by folks from Black Dynamite, Darksiders, Legend of Korra and Macross, has actually been made! Here’s the trailer for the first episode, which premieres for backers on July 8.

Overwatch cosplay is quickly moving past literal recreation into the world of...more fanciful things.

So: there are loads of kids out there who try and ask publishers for free games. Most of them are at least up-front about their pan-handling, maybe pointing to a YouTube or Twitch channel that nobody watches. But then there’s this guy, who was busted trying to straight-up scam indie publisher Devolver.

The Technomancer feels like a 90s RPG based on an 80s comic book.

Eoghan Cowan is a concept artist based in Ireland who has done work for companies like Ubisoft and Square Enix.