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Released in April 2021, A Fumble in the Dark is a funny, pixel-art adventure game that continues the story of The Darkside Detective from 2017. Players once again follow paranormal detective Francis McQueen and his partner Patrick Dooley as they investigate new, strange cases in the cursed town of Twin Lakes. The game received mostly positive reviews, earning an 83% recommendation rate and an average score of 81 on OpenCritic, resulting in a “Strong” rating. As of early 2026, it also boasts “Overwhelmingly Positive” reviews on Steam, with over 1,500 player reviews. Overall, The Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark is considered one of the best point-and-click adventure games of 2021.

This guide explains how to move the Shoreside Shrine Rock in Dragon Quest VII Reimagined and how it ties into the game’s story.

Simmers have been eagerly awaiting the Royalty & Legacy Expansion Pack for its promise of family dynasties. Unfortunately, it follows a familiar pattern – many of its key features were actually introduced in a free base game update just before the pack launched. This is often a fun surprise for players, as they might not even realize the groundwork was already in place. In fact, one of the most talked-about additions from Royalty & Legacy was quietly rolled out in a recent, large update to The Sims 4.

The chapters in Final Fantasy 7 Remake aren’t all the same length. Some are shorter and focus on the main story, while others include optional side quests, called ‘Odd Jobs’. How long a chapter takes to complete also depends on how many tough boss battles it has. Here’s a breakdown of all the chapters in Final Fantasy 7 Remake and what you can expect from each one.

I’ve always loved how survival and horror games often go hand-in-hand, even if they aren’t always the same thing. That’s why survival horror feels so special! Games like Resident Evil, Silent Hill, and Dead Space really set the standard, and you can definitely see their influence in newer titles. I was so excited to hear that Binary Haze Interactive was taking inspiration from Dino Crisis! That game, which came out for PlayStation back in 1999, was amazing. It blended action and puzzles perfectly, and Capcom even called it “panic horror” because the dinosaurs felt so smart and unpredictable. Dino Crisis was all about shooting your way out of trouble, but it sounds like Tokyo Scramble is doing something totally different with its dinosaur-avoiding gameplay, and I’m really intrigued to see where they take it.

Rivers are often stunning features in landscapes, particularly when they’re vast and include beautiful sights like waterfalls. If you’re looking for a virtual river adventure, these open-world games offer just that.

I was stoked to see Saber Interactive announce Turok: Origins at The Game Awards! It’s been ages since a proper Turok game – the last one was the reboot back in 2008. We’ve gotten a few remasters and that Turok: Escape from Lost Valley game a few years back, which was pretty different, being an isometric title. Honestly, it’s been way too long since we’ve had a full-on Turok experience, and Turok: Origins is already looking promising!