Kingmakers developer Redemption Road resurfaced after a year-long silence with a new gameplay trailer and playtest signups, though no release date was provided.
Wardogs players widely avoid the Lonestar (Blue) team due to perceived disadvantages and poor reputation, causing match delays and base-building struggles.
Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino admitted using generative AI in a recent showcase, apologizing for causing discomfort while clarifying games remain human-made.
Hypnohead’s new roguelite city-builder The Crab Is Walking tasks players with managing districts on a giant crab’s back and leading battles against wasteland insects.
Bungie is delaying the next Marathon update to December and abandoning its strict seasonal schedule to improve feature quality and flexibility.
Valve’s new Steam Frame VR headset marks a shift from bulky prototypes to a lightweight, wireless design, leveraging years of software and hardware refinement.
Neowiz, publisher of *Lies of P*, has filed an EU trademark for *Wonders of O*, widely expected to be the sequel.
A modder claims to have transformed GTA 5 into a superhero experience by adding Superman-like abilities, aiming to mimic GTA 6’s anticipated scale and impact.
Valve is developing a Steam Frame accessory featuring Index-like speakers and hot-swappable batteries, though no release date has been confirmed.
The Steam Frame delivers the most convenient VR experience tested, outperforming pricier headsets in ease of use despite its $1,059 starting price.
A Reddit user built a copper gaming PC featuring a repurposed blowtorch and other parts, embracing tarnish as part of the design aesthetic.
A YouTuber demonstrated classic Tomb Raider running on a low-power ESP32-P4 microcontroller, highlighting the potential of energy-efficient retro gaming hardware.
Former Arkane co-director Harvey Smith criticizes Redfall’s development as misaligned with the studio’s expertise, calling it a misguided games-as-a-service project.
Sony halted a planned *The Last of Us Part 2* multiplayer mod via cease-and-desist, ending a year-long community-driven project just months from release.
CD Projekt Red and Blizzard announced a Geralt skin for Diablo 4’s Barbarian class and an Edgerunners crossover for Overwatch in 2027, excluding other classes or Cyberpunk 2077’s main game.
Blizzard announced a Hardcore mode for World of Warcraft: Forever, arriving in winter rather than launch, leveraging new content to challenge players.
New set photos from The Batman: Part 2 reveal signs hinting at the Court of Owls and a masked protester resembling Anarky, suggesting a major villain lineup.
Insomniac Games developers detail the creative process behind Marvel’s Wolverine for PS5, emphasizing Logan’s grounded combat, allies, and suit design ahead of its September 15 release.
Overwatch’s newest hero, Doctrine, was unveiled at BlizzCon, introducing a unique support kit blending healing, damage, and team buffs that elevate DPS performance.
Valve’s adult content label on vampire RPG Nighthawks has been removed after developer intervention, allowing its September 22 release without restrictions.
Randy Smith Evergreen, a Thief designer, rejected Xbox funding due to Microsoft’s studio instability, opting instead to launch an indie immersive sim with a smaller budget and creative freedom.
Polyarc, the Seattle-based VR studio behind the Moss franchise, has shut down after nearly twelve years, confirming the closure in a LinkedIn post.
Roblox plans to let developers release games as standalone apps across platforms, including Steam and Epic, via the new "Roblox Everywhere" initiative announced at its developer conference.
Blizzard announced at BlizzCon 2026 that the next StarCraft title will be an open-world first-person shooter launching in 2030, marking a genre shift for the franchise.
Worker-run studio KO_OP confirms layoffs of 13 roles, citing a financing drought and radical changes in the games funding landscape.
Alan Ritchson’s career spans decades, from early roles like Aquaman on Smallville to his breakthrough as Jack Reacher, cementing his status as a leading action star.
Blizzard and CD Projekt announced Cyberpunk 2077 and its expansion will launch on Battle.net later this year, alongside a Geralt skin for Diablo 4 tied to a Witcher 3 DLC preorder.
Blizzard announced *World of Warcraft Forever* at BlizzCon, blending *WoW Classic* with modern updates like optional transmog and no separate realms.
Warcraft 3: Reforged’s latest update mandates an always-online connection for singleplayer and removes LAN mode, despite legacy client support remaining.
World of Warcraft: Forever includes most new content in the base subscription but locks the Skyborne Elf race behind a $30 separate purchase, sparking debate over its value.