Tom Bowen is a senior editor who loves adventure games and RPGs. He's been playing video games for several decades now and writing about them professionally since 2020. Although he dabbles in news and ...

A Fallout 4 player creates a brand new mod that turns the post-apocalyptic RPG's Deathclaws into the children's program character Thomas the Tank Engine. Modder, YouTuber, mad genius, and Fallout 4 ...

The mod replaces the game’s iconic enemy, Nemesis, with Thomas. Meaning Thomas will chase and kill the player, the same as Nemesis does during regular gameplay. It’s only been a few days since release ...

Some mods in games are majestic, building up on worlds with grandeur and fantasy-driven exploration for players to enjoy and get lost in. Others gives us Thomas the Tank Engine – which has become a ...

A new Resident Evil 2 mod for PC players takes Thomas the Tank Engine and transplants him into the game, replacing the terrifying Tyrant Mr. X with the children's TV character. This latest mod is just ...

Modders have already begun creating Thomas the Tank Engine mods for Starfield. User BulwarkHD has created a mod that replaces the skin of your robot companion Vasco, changing his look to blue and red, ...

Malcolm loves games. Be they trading card games like Magic: the Gathering or Yu-Gi-Oh, or tabletop wargames like Heroscape and Warhammer 40K, Malcolm's got a firm passion for all things interactive.

The human vs alien arms race is the heart of XCOM and XCOM 2. You pour resources into better armour and weapons to keep pace with the enemy. Now you can escalate that race even further with War of the ...

As soon as the PC modding community descended upon Resident Evil 2, it was really only a matter of time before it choo-chose to unleash a Thomas the Tank Engine mod. DJ Pop is also responsible for the ...

What is Friday without an article about an amusing mod that we have found. This week, a rather freight-ening mod has pulled into that station we call Starfield, which swaps out every ship in the game ...

The tradition of adding Thomas the Tank Engine to video games started with Skyrim back in 2013, when Kevin Brock put the blue locomotive in Bethesda’s fantasy game. While the cameo has become a meme ...