Aliens have maintained a place in video games since Space Invaders, but nothing left an impression on gamers quite like Destroy All Humans ...

With morality systems, DNA-spliced animals, and chili-filled pizzas promised at launch, Let’s Build a Zoo has set itself up as much more than ...

Welcome to The Escapist Indie Showcase for 2021! Sit back, relax, and enjoy looks at over 70 upcoming indie games with exclusive reveals, ...

Broken Roads may be a journey through post-apocalyptic Australia, with turn-based strategic combat and plenty of classic CRPG questing, but it’s also going ...

With nothing but a reveal trailer out in the wild, ExeKiller has managed to impress many unsuspecting players hungry for a futuristic western ...

It is often the unknown and mysterious that draws us in, and this is exactly the case with Jumpship’s bleak single-player game, Somerville. ...

Ever wonder why, if our galaxy is so large, we’ve never openly been contacted by aliens? Anomaly Games’ The Fermi Paradox, a narrative ...

Replaced stunned audiences with its gritty, retro-futuristic visuals when it appeared during Xbox’s E3 2021 press conference last month. But in-between the hyper-stylized ...

Today at 2:00 p.m. ET / 1:00 p.m. CT, The Escapist is very proud to share our latest documentary project, covering Thunder Lotus’ ...

Many video games subject players to the tyranny of waypoints and cleverly masked pathways guiding them from one objective to the next. Time-travel ...

While we’ve seen plenty of Zelda-likes and Soulslikes over the years, few games have managed to understand the exact elements that makes them ...

Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance took players on an isometric hack-and-slash adventure when it launched in the early 2000s, followed by a sequel a ...