Open-world games on Xbox Game Pass offer diverse experiences, from cute cats to zombie outbreaks. Choose from titles like ...

Titles like Terraria & Skyrim offer werewolf transformations ... Each character is based on a classic horror figure, from zombie to Sasquatch to vampire. Part human, part werewolf, Jon Talbain ...

Several elements of the Xbox 360/PS3-era zombie-slaying simulator Dead Rising ... crime-based open-world games were measured against. Skyrim is home to a plethora of great features that many ...

These Open-World game franchises have been around for a long time, and they have contributed to the genre is ways that are ...

Platforms: PSVR 2 For fans of the best zombie games, Arizona Sunshine 2 is ... the ranch of the wicked Baker family. At this point, Skyrim should need no introduction as a game that's been ...

Parkour-ing over a ledge to dropkick a zombie over a ledge ... what better time to jump back in than with this update? Skyrim transcends ranking, but not because it’s the best open-world ...

After some Zombie Hunters codes? You’re not the only one ... Oh, and she doesn’t think that Skyrim is a good RPG, she has the audacity to think it’s boring.

Resident Evil’s Claire Redfield is a horror icon from the legendary horror series, which means she’s well-versed in survival and zombie bashing ... Oh, and she doesn’t think that Skyrim is a good RPG, ...

Almost anyone can become a star in the age of social media, but few have had the reach of Shirley Curry aka Skyrim Grandma. At 88 years old, Curry may be the world's oldest video game streamer.

What are the best Skyrim mods? They can be tough to find because there’s a lot of them. They’re the work of a thriving and diverse scene; an army of fans and bedroom coders determined to make ...

Shirley Curry aka Skyrim Grandma is an 88-year-old game streamer, who has been playing The Elder Scrolls VI: Skyrim since its launch, but has just announced her retirement from releasing videos.

"The world of my solo indie game is ~5x the size of Skyrim," Purkeypile said in a tweet. "See that mountain there? You can go there," he added, referencing a classic Todd Howard meme that originated ...