These are the seven Dungeons & Dragons settings and worlds that deserve to be made into a video game. Some of these have been adapted before, but either the technology or the final product did not do ...

Astral Ascent studio Hibernian Workshop has announced Fallen Fates, a new top-down action RPG coming to PlayStation 5, Switch 2, Switch, and PC via Steam and GOG. A Kickstarter campaign will ...

The campaign takes place after an asteroid has struck Earth. The disaster doused the planet with toxic Red Matter and opened a rift to the astral realm ... as well as the darker elements.

ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) has teamed up with Bethesda and id Software to launch a limited-edition ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5080 graphics card, built around the upcoming game DOOM: The Dark Ages.

The GPU will have a boost clock of 2790MHz, which is identical to the ROG Astral RTX 5080 OC graphics card, with 16GB of GDDR7 memory clocked at 30Gbps, ready for DOOM: The Dark Ages.

The Dark Ages revealing the Lovecraftian dimension known as the “Cosmic Realm,” with gameplay running on PlayStation 5 Pro. If you’ve been following along, you already know that DOOM ...

id Software has published a new trailer for DOOM: The Dark Ages, which look at a new location in the form of the Cosmic Realm. The trailer can be seen below and features commentary from Hugo ...

The places we will go ... This allows a demon to lure her into the realm. It’s never confirmed that Quinn also possesses astral projection abilities, so we must assume that opening the door ...

Manchester City's shock 4-1 defeat away at Sporting CP in the Champions League on Tuesday has left them in a "dark place," according to captain Bernardo Silva. A hat trick by Swedish striker ...

This excerpt lives in the Shadowfell chapter of Worlds & Realms. Those familiar with Dungeons & Dragons will undoubtedly know that the Shadowfell is a bleak place ... so vast and dark that ...

At their worst, they can bring people to places of great evil ... often sends them to darker and darker corners of the internet in search of more extreme images. Carl Jung was right when he ...