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In my second demo with 'Dragon's Dogma 2,' Capcom showed off new features, including two new classes called Mystic Spearhand and Magick Archer that weren’t in the original.

Many LGBTQ+ video gamers use gaming to build community, especially in jurisdictions that are considering anti-LGBTQ+ legislation

So how are these AI NPCs anyway? At the Game Developers Conference, Inverse goes hands-on and comes away surprisingly impressed.

The publisher of Doki Doki Literature Club, Serenity Forge, is now back with a new game called Roman Sands RE:Build that is somehow just just as weird and cerebral as its predecessor.

This year, 'Neopets' is approaching its 25th year anniversary in November, and it’s finally listening to fans and bringing back the reasons people fell in love with the pet site in the first place.

It’s already been a big year for gaming. Here’s every title Inverse has reviewed so far in 2024, ranked.

Activision exec Chris Plummer talks AI, 'Warzone Mobile,' and sniping in Verdansk.

In a cozy, Zelda -like land, you and up to two buddies can team up and zoom across levels, wielding katanas and fish knives. Instead of playing as humans or elves, you get your choice of a four weird animals: axolotl, basilisk, pangolin, or... bat. Then you spawn on a colorful map and spam powerful attacks across legions of sentinel minions spawned from a vortex.

Besides knowing how to jump, Mario can also weave a good yarn, and he has plenty of lore to explore in the Paper Mario franchise. This 2D role-playing series first graced the Nintendo 64 in 2000 before returning with the widely beloved GameCube sequel, The Thousand-Year Door, a game that’s both heavy on narrative and funny characters.

If you’re going to invest 100 hours in a Japanese role-playing game, the stakes had better be sky-high. From Atlus, 'Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance' seems to deliver on that promise — with a few small issues.