A new Russian-made board game follows some of the gameplay of Monopoly by allowing players to swoop in after the Russian invasion and buy and own Ukrainian cities such as Odesa, Kyiv and Mariupol.

The PlayStation 5 uses a powerful AMD APU that leaves Russia's homegrown CPU in the dust. Gorelkin warns against the development of a console that can only run older games.

Presumably, this means Russia will also need its own developer community to design these games. There’s also another console called Fog Play in development, but it’s more of a cloud-gaming device.

The latest installment of the acclaimed “S.T.A.L.K.E.R.” first-person shooter series currently faces a ban in Russia due to developer GSC Game World’s financial support of the Ukrainian ...