Niantic, the mastermind behind Pokémon Go, is reportedly very close to selling its gaming diving including the mega-hit game to Scopely Inc.

As the games industry moves on from “survive til 25,” 2024 games investment and M&A data revealed recovery and improvement, DDM said.

Our Darkest Days plays like State of Decay meets This War of Mine, so you can bet it's not pulling any punches.

Nintendo Switch Online users are getting a new free game download that will allow free, limited access to one of 2024's biggest games.

The new timer uses the same logo seen in the Call of Duty map and teases the same March 4, 2025 date. It’s expected that the ...

Space simulation sandbox game X4 Foundations launches its flight model update alongside a new ship and story quest in the ...

But for many, Star of Providence will essentially be their first introduction to the roguelike’s striking retro art style and ...

Peripeteia borrows from classic immersive sims like Deus Ex with a touch of indie flair, and you can play it in early access ...

Deal-making in the battered video game sector is showing signs of picking up, according to year-end totals from DDM Games Investment Review. Tech and mobile remain big.

Niantic, the company behind ‘Pokémon Go’, is in talks to sell its video game business to Saudi-owned Scopely for $3.5 billion, ...

Scopely is a multinational company focused on mobile gaming founded in 2011, and has since bought other game studios such as ...

Holdings announced a major global expansion of its Pocket Gamer Connects series, beginning with the inaugural PGC ...