(Image credit: Wizards of the Coast/Bryan Sola) Last year we had a murder mystery expansion for Magic: The Gathering, followed by a Wild West one. As the cynics put it, they were “Magic in detective hats” and “Magic in cowboy hats”. Now, with the Aetherdrift set basically being themed around Speed Racer and Twisted Metal

(Image credit: Bethesda Softworks) The Elder Scrolls: Legends players are sharing commiserations online as the digital card game they’ve been playing for years has gone dark once and for all. The Elder Scrolls: Legends launched in 2017 and despite the art being a little underwhelming in places, quickly proved to be “a deep and potentially

(Image credit: The Outer Zone, 11 bit studios) I’ll admit I rolled my eyes a bit at Death Howl’s self-proclaimed genre, “soulslike deckbuilder”. Reporting on PC games can feel a bit like wading through word salad sometimes, and it’s hard to imagine how two genres so radically different could possibly be combined. But I’m not

When TikTok was temporarily blocked in the US at the weekend, one of the unexpected knock-on effects was the simultaneous blocking of Marvel Snap, a CCG starring the usual gaggle of buoyant American superheroes. TikTok access was reinstated after 12 hours, but the game remained offline for another 12 hours. Now it’s back (on PC

(Image credit: Second Dinner) The popular free to play CCG Marvel Snap has been caught up in the United States TikTok ban, with players unable to access the game and instead met with a similar message about the takedown as on TikTok. Marvel Snap’s publisher, Nuverse, is a subsidiary of TikTok owner Bytedance, but the