83% of mobile games fail in three years after launch, report states
According to a new report, 83 percent of games released on mobile platforms fail within three years of launch. In addition, 43 percent of mobile games
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UK's competition regulator to undertake in-depth investigation of Microsoft-Activision deal
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority has concluded its initial investigation of Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard, making the decis
Monument Valley 3 review – poise, beauty and just a little sense of progression
UsTwo’s slightly airless prettiness benefits from a few new ideas.I’ve always found the Monument Valley games slightly frustrating, because they’re be
Assassin's Creed writer Darby McDevitt announces surprise Ubisoft return
Long-term Assassin’s Creed scribe Darby McDevitt has confirmed he will return to Ubisoft and the Assassin’s Creed franchise. McDevitt surprised fans b
DF Direct Weekly: the team reacts to The Game Awards' big reveals
Welcome the latest instalment of DF Direct Weekly – the 90th, in fact – where myself, John Linneman and Alex Battaglia discuss the latest gaming and t
Nintendo Switch 2: the Digital Foundry hardware review
The Nintendo Switch 2 represents a pivotal moment for Nintendo’s console strategy, promising generational improvements while maintaining the core phil
Nintendo considered Kirby too round for 3D platform games before developing the Forgotten Land
Nintendo’s pink ball Kirby has finally received his first 3D platform game with the release of Kirby and the Forgotten Land.However, until now, the de
Overwatch 2 closed beta launching next month, registrations now open
When last we heard from Overwatch 2, Activision Blizzard was making noises to suggest we might not see it until 2023; now, however, the publisher has
All available PSVR2 horror games so far, ranked from worst to best
As a huge lover of horror games, I believe that there is no better way to experience them than in VR. With that in mind, I’ve decided to rank al
Children of the Sun is an engrossing indie sniper puzzler that hits the spot
Through dense digital underbrush and up sloping inclines, each quick-fire level within Children of the Sun begins on foot, as The Girl, its unnamed pr