Amplitude Studios are preparing their next expansion for release, heating things up like never before.

Turtle Rock Studios, the developers of Left 4 Dead and Evolve, are now hiring to develop a new game that's going to be part of some world-renowned franchise. What could it be?

Paradox have announced that they will buy Harebrained Schemes, the developers of Shadowrun Returns and Battletech.

Julian Gollop says that the game has become bigger, and the team has as well, so unfortunately, in order to realise this potential, the team have decided to delay Phoenix Point until June 2019.

The BattleGoat Studios team has been busy recently moving into a new office, and wanted to give us a little tour and provide an update on what it's working on.

Battletech is a triumphant return to the PC for the franchise, and in true PC game fashion, supports modding. Here are the best mods the community has cooked up for your battles on the Periphery.

You’ve been stomping across the battlefield in your giant Mech. With a tactician's mind and a warrior's heart you vie for victory in the excellent, newly released Battletech. And while the game offers a solo campaign, skirmish mode, and multiplayer experience, your most challenging foe may just be its save game issues.

All the info in one place on Battletech, the Mech Strategy game from Shadowrun developer Harebrained Schemes and Paradox Interactive.

Hearts of Iron 4 is an extremely complex game if you look at it from a technical stand point. Paradox Interactive has constructed a masterpiece of grand strategy gaming, but has it started to trip over with the addition of Waking Tiger and the v1.5 Patch that followed it? We've talked with Roy Goodfellow, Assistant Developer, about what to do when this problem occurs.

A new video from Paradox and Harebrained Schemes explores the story of the upcoming "first turn-based tactical ‘Mech PC game in over 20 years".