The hype surrounding Grand Theft Auto VI is reaching unprecedented levels, and even some of the industry’s most celebrated developers are weighing in on its inevitable dominance. One of them is Josef Fares, the outspoken founder of Hazelight Studios, who has taken a refreshingly humble stance—actively hoping that GTA 6 will outshine his own game when it comes to 2025’s Game of the Year discussions.
During a recent interview with the YouTube channel MinnMax, Fares was asked about his studio’s latest title, Split Fiction, and whether he believes it has a shot at winning Game of the Year in 2025. His response? “Not if GTA VI comes out,” he quipped with a smile.
Grand Theft Auto 6 is set to be one of the biggest games of all time, and not just in terms of hype. As the release date creeps closer, speculation about its storage size is taking over fan discussions.
One of the wilder rumors suggested GTA 6 could take up 750GB of space, which is almost certainly an exaggeration. But even if that number is unrealistic, there’s no doubt that GTA 6 will demand a significant chunk of storage on consoles and PCs.
The question comes up time and time again: is incognito mode enough, or do you need a VPN to stay private while playing adult games?
If you’ve ever wondered which tool does a better job at keeping your browsing habits discreet and protects your private data, you’re not alone.
Many gamers assume that incognito mode is all they need to protect their activities. Others swear by VPNs. But the reality is that these two tools serve very different purposes, and if privacy is your priority, one of them is far more effective than the other.
Let’s break it all down: what incognito mode and VPNs actually do, how they protect you, and which is better for keeping your adult gaming habits completely private.
Hentai has long been a staple of erotic gaming, particularly in the online space. From visual novels to interactive role-playing experiences, many adult games are built around the distinctive art style and storytelling techniques that hentai is known for.
While its influence in gaming feels modern, hentai itself has a deep history that stretches back centuries, evolving into a genre that allows developers to push the boundaries of fantasy in ways that traditional adult content cannot.
Erotic games have come a long way since their early days.
Back then, you had simple text-based adventures with minimal visuals.
Fast-forward to today, and you’ll find dazzling 3D graphics, interactive storylines, and even VR headsets that put you right in the heart of the action. And by “action,” you know what we mean.
But where does it all go from here? Let’s explore how virtual reality (VR), artificial intelligence (AI), and other emerging technologies might shape the future of adult video games.
The Villain Simulator is a dark, first person game that has you acting as a genetically engineered clone working with an evil power. Your asked to perform testing and understand information from these so called “super heroines” by way of seduction. Yes, that’s the game.
Gaming isn’t just for solo players anymore. In fact, playing video games with your romantic partner might just be the key to unlocking better communication and a more connected relationship—both emotionally and physically. With cooperative play, shared missions, and plenty of chances to talk, gaming can offer couples more than just a way to pass the time. It can actually bring them closer together, creating an environment where teamwork and communication naturally lead to more intimacy and even improve your sex life. Here’s how.
It’s the time of the year that you’re probably looking for some gruesome calamity peppered in with horror jump scares. Well gamers, look no further than Silent Hill 2, an unhinged diabolical horror game that will leave you with only your nightmares as comfort.
You’ve gotta love Reddit. The platform is a goldmine for third-party, user-generated content that can totally reshape how we think about our favorite games. And the latest Overwatch 2 trick to come out of the community is nothing short of a game-changer—this one takes our good ol’ gunslinger, Cassidy, and gives him some unexpected airtime, turning him into a vertical hero.
Now, most Overwatch 2 players are already familiar with the vertical nature of certain heroes. Think Pharah and her rocket jumps, or D.Va’s boosters that can send her soaring above the battlefield. But Cassidy? He’s usually more of a “boots-on-the-ground” kind of guy. Up until now, Cassidy has slipped under the radar when it comes to vertical movement.
Well, not anymore.
When Overwatch 2 dropped, it came with some shiny new heroes while keeping most of the familiar faces from the original game. But with the shift from a 6-player to a 5-player format, some of those OG heroes got hit with significant nerfs and buffs. Among the most drastically changed were Doomfist, Orisa, and Bastion.
Our favorite damage hero, Cassidy, also got a few tweaks; his Combat Roll and Deadeye Ultimate were adjusted, and his trusty Flashbang was swapped out for a Magnetic Grenade. These changes threw a lot of longtime players for a loop, making it tough to get the hang of their favorite characters’ new playstyles.
But one creative player found a clever way to take Cassidy’s abilities and turn him into a vertical powerhouse.
n his video, the player shows off some slick ways Cassidy can get out of sticky situations. By using Cassidy’s Combat Roll creatively, he’s able to climb to the second floor from that small room next to the Nepal Sanctum capture point—the one with the Health pack. Getting Cassidy up to higher ground has a huge perk: it gives him a better view to pick off enemies with his Deadeye Ultimate.
And let’s be honest, most players aren’t expecting Cassidy to be hanging out above them. They’re more likely to scan the usual ground-level spots when they hear his Deadeye dialogue. This element of surprise could easily lead to multi-kills or even team wipes, especially if you nail the Combat Roll strategy just right.
