Like The Binding of Isaac itself, creator Edmund McMillen often embraces controlled, successful chaos. He speaks to me over the phone just 34 hours before launching The Binding of Isaac: Repentance ...

The Binding of Isaac: Repentance + Online is going toe-to-toe with GTA VI and sharing a release date.

Most game publishers have been bending over backwards and altering their release dates to avoid the nuclear bomb that the ...

There has been a lot of noise made about the state of the release schedule for games over the next few months, with many ...

The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+ is an expansion to the Rebirth remake that shares a name with previous expansion and oh gosh why is this so complicated. If you're a big fan of The Binding of Isaac, ...

The Binding of Isaac is probably one of the most influential games in the roguelike space. While it wasn't the first to adopt the stylings and progression systems of iconic 1980 dungeon crawler Rogue, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. And now, despite having made no changes to the game (according to creator Edmund McMillen), The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth finally ...

The Binding of Isaac: Repentance came out earlier this week, adding loads of new content to the popular roguelike. In addition to bringing new items, characters, and bosses into the mix, the DLC also ...

The Binding of Isaac is not a new game series by any means. Still, it continues pushing the boundaries of gaming genres by combining different elements. It mixes rogue-like, dungeon-crawler, and ...

Moss The Forgotten Relic is a great example of transferring games from VR, but making it "was no simple task" The Blood of Dawnwalker's total freedom of choice is essential: "You need to accept that ...

They say that God has a plan for all of us. In Isaac’s case, the plan begins and ends with the business end of a butcher’s knife. To escape his grisly fate–at the hands of his own mother no less–our ...

"Take now thy son...and offer him there for a burnt-offering upon one of the mountains..." Pretty grim stuff, eh? Well according to the Old Testament, this is what the Supreme Being once asked of poor ...