Pokémon Pokopia Bubble Blub Backdrop – Expansion Part I

Enjoy the tranquility of everyday life in Pokémon Pokopia, a relaxing life simulator focused on creativity and building. Pokémon and humans once lived happily together, but the world has become barren, and no humans remain. The only remaining inhabitant is a peculiar Tangrowth.

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Sony ULT Tower 5

The party you'll love but your neighbors probably won't.

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Sony Bravia Theater Bar 7

A great companion for a movie night?

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Sony Bravia 9 II XR9 M2

It's not a flagship for nothing!

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Mortal Shell 2

Mortal Shell 2 is a dark fantasy action RPG released on August 20, 2026, that expands on the original game with aggressive combat, an open world, and deep customization. Developed by Cold Symmetry and published by PlayStation, the game is available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.

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The full teaser for Feel Me, Hear Me…

We previewed it in our report from Suisse Toy, but here it is finally in its entirety. The first teaser trailer for Stelex Software's Feel Me, Hear Me… is online! The game, a psychological horror title, will be released for PC and…

The Star Wars Battlefront beta starts today!

Just a friendly reminder: the open beta for the highly anticipated Star Wars Battlefront begins today. The game is already downloadable on PC (via Origin) and Xbox One (Xbox Australia is the first site to post the link, you can queue it from…

Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer

Two Animal Crossing spin-offs will soon be available for play. Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer for 3DS was released on October 2nd, while Animal Crossing Amiibo Festival for Wii U will be available in a few…

Report from Suisse Toy 2015 and interview with Super Mario

It's time again for our report from Suisse Toy! My goodness, how time flies! It seems like just yesterday we were getting the name of The Order 1886 wrong and were getting excited about Splatoon (well, we're still getting excited about Splatoon now...

Euclidean

Indie games have a huge advantage: they can afford to innovate, seek out new avenues, and explore new worlds. How often is a AAA title a carbon copy of another? This isn't the case with Euclidean, a truly strange title...