Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred (2026) review
Endgame build.
Demeo x Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked (2026) review
A latent inspiration becomes a literal one.
Why did the makers of Mini Metro pivot to lo-fi horror?
Where did RTFM come from? My guests for this issue of Multiplier are Dinosaur Polo Club's Casey Lucas-Quaid, Lucy Weekley, and Dylan Richardson. I caught up with the trio following the low-key launch of the New Zealand studio's new cooperative game RTFM earlier this year. You
Avowed (2026) review
Brave new world.
Did anyone really win from the biggest merger in video game history?
Microsoft may have beaten regulators, but it doesn't seem to have helped in the long run.
Skull Horde (2026) review
Infernal inspiration.
Where did ALT: GAMES come from?
What's the story behind Western Sydney's latest celebration of gaming culture?
Diablo 2: Reign of the Warlock (2026) review
A dark delight.
World of Warcraft: Midnight (2026) review
Reverent retcon.
Is it easier to hate mobile gaming than love it?
On the go gaming has never been bigger, or more complicated.
Daggerheart's drought of third-party content may be coming to an end
The foundations of Daggerheart might be built on star power but its future is built on community.
Yes, I'm still out here hyping Duskpunk
Why are so many sleeping on this Citizen Sleeper-like RPG? My guest for this issue of Multiplier is James Patton. Patton is the solo devleoper behind 2025's Duskpunk. You can find the game itself on Steam, follow Patton's work via his newsletter, or find them on