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Borderlands 2 is temporarily free on Steam and Randy Pitchford is even throwing in free loot keys, inviting even more negative reviews as Take-Two privacy policy backlash continues
By Catherine Lewis published
News Pitchford is encouraging fans to "check it out if you haven't played it"

The big Zenless Zone Zero 2.0 interview: buffing old characters, standing up to Miyabi, the missing idol faction, and the "undeniable" Yixuan
By Austin Wood published
Feature HoYoverse "will continue to explore" buffing old characters in Zenless Zone Zero

After surviving 3 robberies, a dead game, and burnout, crabby indie studio says 'oops' and makes 2 more games: "You can't stop us, we're gonna keep making s**t"
By Issy van der Velde published
News "We're calling these games an Aggro Crab side hustle"

In a week, Elden Ring Nightreign players have turned the Revenant class into the new FromSoftware mascot, all but worshipping her as a tiny gremlin god
By Austin Wood published
News Revenant don't need no protection

Borderlands 4 boss Randy Pitchford wants to know what makes a game bigger or better, and he's using Borderlands 2 and 3 to find out
By Ali Jones published
News It's time for a good, old-fashioned community poll

My least favorite Elden Ring Nightreign character just became one of my top choices by stopping a collapsing universe with a sword
By Joel Franey published
Now Playing Now Playing | Nightreign's Executor wasn't working for me, until I realized he's a refugee from an entirely different FromSoft game

Nioh 3 isn't trying to be an Elden Ring behemoth: producer says with a true open-world map "it would no longer be Nioh 3," but tighter "open-field" design makes it shine
By Scott McCrae published
News Prepare to die, just not in too large an area

Borderlands 4: Everything we know so far
By Heather Wald last updated
Guide It looks like Borderlands 4 is launching on the Nintendo Switch 2 as well as Xbox Series X, PS5, and PC
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