The never-ending cycle of Binding of Isaac remakes, remasters, and re-releases continues with a brand new, physical version of The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth Plus.  Per a tweet from the game's publisher, Nicalis, the game is getting its very own disc for PlayStation 4 users to inevitably break after a particularly heartbreaking run.

The Nintendo Switch is out in full force, so naturally, games of all shapes and sizes are being announced left and right.  A standout in the proverbial flurry, though, has always been the roguelike twin-stick shooter, The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth .  It's on just about every platform you can think of at this point, and while its Switch release was probably inevitable, it certainly lends a bit more heft to a system without a ton of available titles.

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth will be getting its next (and final) piece of DLC next month with "Afterbirth+." This will be released on the PC initially and the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One eventually.

At some point in our lives, we've all had to learn that it's okay to cry.  Sometimes, it's the passing of a pet that sets us off.  Other times, it's the fact that you're actually really good at baseball, and everyone else in this stadium is a big, dumb idiot.  Regardless of the circumstances, crying is a healthy release of emotion and, in the case of The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, a means to defend yourself against hordes of vicious flies and maggots.

We all know how much it sucks to be left out.  One day, you think you're the school's best kickballer, and the next, you're getting picked after the kid that assumes the fetal position whenever the ball rolls toward them.  The two player co-op title, Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, manifests this feeling (among many others) into a hard-as-nails roguelike shooter.  Unfortunately, that manifestation may make its way to the real world soon enough, as owners of the Wii U, 3DS, and Vita versions seem unlikely to receive the latest DLC, "Afterbirth".

For a kid who's all bound up, Isaac certainly seems to get around. Afterbirth, a big expansion to The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, has been in the works for some time, promising over 100 hours of added playtime with 1,000 new rooms to explore. With an October 30th release date, we're eager to see just what sort of twisted, bloody things we'll be haunted by for the following few weeks.

Own an Xbox One, Wii U, or New 3DS? Then look out for The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth to release this July 23rd! Grab a co-op partner and dive into the insane psyche of one deprived child.

Those that own the original The Binding of Isaac DLC, 'Wrath of the Lamb', can now update it with a newly added hard mode. Thank the one man on the dev team, Florian Himsl, for his hard work to increase the game's replay value even further. Also, we have some new info on The Binding of Isaac Rebirth's upcoming DLC!

The dark tale of a the infamous tear shooting child is coming to Xbox One, Wii U, and 3DS!  Announced by Team Meat and Nicalis, The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth will be arriving on the following consoles in the coming months.

The Binding of Isaac will soon receive a beefy update in the form of the "Afterbirth" DLC. Developer Edmund McMillen promised the community that the update will contain at least "100-200 hours" of new content.

While you were sitting in a cubicle or staring at the back of your professor's head as she wrote some numbers or something on the whiteboard, The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth was released. Grab it for PC via Steam, or turn on your Vita or PlayStation 4 "video console machine" to give it a go, with cross-save enabled, too!