Since its introduction in 2009, Words With Friends has been a crown jewel of mobile gaming giant Zynga’s portfolio and one of the most popular mobile games ever. Though famously a multiplayer title, Zynga has recently added some solo content. Today, Zynga is introducing Letter
Last year, the Hades-inspired Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate arrived on Switch and PC after more than a year of Apple Arcade exclusivity. Since its arrival on Steam, it has earned over 1,500 user reviews, resulting in a “Very Positive” rating. Now, Splintered Fate
The 32-player battle royale Sonic Rumble has been delayed indefinitely, just over a week before its planned launch on May 8. The upcoming party game, which pits 32 players against each other as various Sonic characters in platforming-focused challenges, has been pushed to an undetermined
Ubisoft has laid out its Year 1 content roadmap for Assassin’s Creed Shadows. The open-world title will be treated to new story content, parkour improvements, quality-of-life and accessibility updates, and more over the next several months. The biggest content drop will be the game’s first
Gearbox Software gave us our first big deep dive into Borderlands 4 courtesy of its own dedicated PlayStation State of Play. The 20-minute presentation revealed two of the game’s four new vault hunters, broke down its new loot and progression systems, and new streamlined approaches
As Henry, Evan Jonigkeit (who is Mamet’s son-in-law) makes Henry such a passive, petulant naïf that we never develop much of a rooting interest in him. He’s a dupe in two ways: Everyone around him keeps manipulating him, and Mamet doesn’t seem too interested in
Bitters End has acquired international sales rights for “Two Seasons, Two Strangers,” the latest feature from Japanese director Sho Miyake, ahead of the Cannes film market. With three decades in the business, Bitters End has established itself as a leading Japanese distributor, handling films from
Introducing her friend Sheryl Crow at Variety’s inaugural “Power of Women: Nashville” event Thursday, Maren Morris said, “She is a rare example of: Do meet your heroes.” That was a theme that ran through the Music City event, which celebrated four of Nashville’s most empathetic