Castaway on a Weird Island

High on Life is coming to a new platform, as the irreverent first-person shooter with talking alien guns is getting a VR port. Announced during the VR Games Showcase, this new version of High on Life will launch for Meta Quest, PlayStation VR2, and SteamVR headsets in 2027. Originally developed by Squanch Games, the VR port of High on Life is being handled by Flat2VR Studios. The developer says that it is essentially rebuilding the game so that it can take advantage of VR tech, allowing players to interact with their talking--and opinionated--guns. The trailer below shows off some of these new

If you've ever gone back and looked at some of the old comic book covers from the '50s and '60s, you might've noticed that most of them were pretty... odd. But why is that? Polygon's resident comics expert, Susana Polo, explains!

It has been some 40 years since the world ended, and now, in the ruins of New York City, survivors are facing off against one another in a subway ride of death in the hopes of escaping their fate and becoming the boss of the underground. At least, that’s what Cataclysm Arcade tells us: the latest TCG is finding success over on Kickstarter. Designed by Brian David-Marshall (former Magic: The Gathering pro player and Pro Tour Historian) and Jay Van Hoy (renowned film producer from such films as The Lighthouse) and published by their company, Mothership Games, this new game is aiming to make an a

Mistbound aims to give fans "a new way to play together."

At Apple TV's first ever Hall H panel at San Diego Comic-Con, the cast and crew of Widow's Bay reacted to the show's breakout success.