Cooperative horror first-person shooter No More Room in Hell 2 will leave Early Access and launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox ...

MotoGP 26 release info, gameplay features, and new updates ahead of launch. Everything you should know before release.

Until Linux gets serious about multiplayer gaming, my Steam Deck will collect dust while I play on my Windows gaming ...

Every Thursday, the Epic Games Store offers one or more games to claim totally free. Build up your game library with amazing titles from a range of genres and styles. This week, we have a strikingly ...

The first free game on the Epic Games Store for the month of April 2026 is now live, and it’s one that users should make sure that they grab. Throughout the month of March, most of the giveaways on ...

It’s sale time, folks – again. As one door closes on one digital retailer’s seasonal sale, so another opens. Rinse and repeat. For eternity. I have long since gone past the point where I even consider ...

“Talent density is the direction the industry is moving: fewer people, higher output per head.” - Tanja Loktionova. “Which company is safe? We are still paying for the overstaffing we did during COVID ...

It was just two years ago that Walt Disney Co. placed a massive bet on Epic Games. At the time, the Burbank media giant announced a “games and entertainment universe” with the “Fortnite” developer to ...

Epic Games has said it will "solve" the insurance of a former Fortnite employee living with terminal cancer, following widespread criticism of the company's decision to lay them off. Mike Prinke, a ...

A terminally ill employee with brain cancer was among roughly 1,000 workers laid off by the video game company behind Fortnite — and he lost his health insurance as a result, according to his wife.

by Chris Harper — Sunday, March 29, 2026, 02:45 PM EDT Epic Games' recent lay offs of over 1,000 employees has been decried by gamers and industry professionals alike, most prominently by Chet ...

Epic Games announced it would cut over 1,000 employees, or about 20% of its workforce. CEO Tim Sweeney says the layoffs aren't AI-driven and that the company still needs software developers. He cited ...