Articles by Charlie Stewart

Just as Fallout: New Vegas’ setting gave the game a distinctive western feel, Fallout 5’s location could have huge implications for its genre.

Deathloop may look a lot like Dishonored on paper, by Arkane’s upcoming game overcomes one of Dishonored’s most frustrating features.

Hogwarts Legacy might avoid giving players access to the Wizarding World’s Unforgivable Curses, but that could cause problems all of their own.

Dishonored 3’s story should make one shift in perspective that BioWare has focused on in its marketing material for Dragon Age 4.

Fallout: New Vegas may be over a decade old, but over that time some fantastic mods have been developed that can make the game feel good as new.

The Elder Scrolls 6 will determine the course of the series’ visual design after The Elder Scrolls Online, and has one big choice to make.

The first two Dishonored games are full of books and flavor-text that hint at some of the settings that could appear in Dishonored 3.

Dragon Age 4’s promotional material has focused heavily on its new protagonist, but BioWare’s shift in focus comes with a huge risk.

There’s one notable pattern across the Elder Scrolls games that may be cause for concern as Bethesda develops The Elder Scrolls 6.

Whether it’s a spiritual successor or direct sequel, Fallout: New Vegas 2 needs to realize something that was cut during the original’s development.