Amar Roy is a freelance content writer at various platforms. He specializes in video games, mobile apps, consumer electronics, and entertainment news, consistently staying informed about the latest trends in the gaming industry. Amar's work has been featured in Techgenyz and Gaming.net.
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Amar's focus is primarily on reviewing and highlighting various types of video games, including indie, multiplayer, FPS, horror, and action-adventure games. If you have a new game release or updates to existing games falling within these categories that you want to promote or get reviewed, Amar would likely be interested in hearing about them.
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How often do you get to play the monster instead of fighting it? Minos might be that rare chance.
After 35 years of waiting, an iconic anime hero is stepping back into the gaming spotlight.
Could Yoshi's next adventure be his most mysterious yet? Nintendo's lovable green dinosaur is back, and this time he's diving headfirst into a magical book.
If you are looking for quality gaming on the go, nothing beats the thrill of playing the best mobile ports of PC games. These titles bring full PC experiences right to your phone, without losing the charm, depth, or fun that made them famous. Some are calm adventures, others are full of action, but all of them prove how well classics can adapt to mobile. So, let's dive into the list of ten best PC games ported to mobile that deliver both comfort and excitement wherever you play.
Video games have shaped stories, memories, and pure excitement in countless ways. The past decade delivered experiences that defined a generation of players. Worlds grew larger, characters became richer, and adventures felt truly alive. Some titles created universes that stay in hearts long after the screen fades. These games stand as unforgettable milestones that changed how gaming feels, sounds, and connects. So, let's dive into the ten best video games ever made in the past 10 to 15 years and discover what made them so legendary.
By: Amar Roy, Cynthia Wambui
The Game Awards 2025 is LIVE with Geoff Keighley and a host of beloved industry veterans for yet another annual celebration of this year's most influential video games, studios and creators. As always, we will be covering each and every announcement, award, and world premiere right here on Gaming.net. Stay tuned for more!
Horror hits harder when it messes with your mind more than jumpscares. Psychological horror games don't just scare, they stay with you.
Klei is heading back into the wilderness, and yeah, my survival brain is already packing twigs, flint, berries, and pure panic.
007: First Light brought back the excitement of cinematic spy action in a way gaming had been missing for a long time. Slick stealth mechanics, gripping hand-to-hand combat, dramatic set-pieces, and a strong narrative all wrapped inside an open-ended design set a very high bar for the genre. If you have already finished it and want more of that same rush, you are in the right place.
If you have been screaming into the void for an Until Dawn sequel since 2015, the wait is finally over. Sony officially made the announcement during the PlayStation State of Play on June 2, 2026. Until Dawn 2 is real, it is confirmed, and it is coming to PS5 in 2027. Eleven years of waiting, and we are here.
