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My favorite indie roguelike action RPG is tempting me to come back with a transformative new update inspired by Diablo seasons
Hell Clock's Journey of Miracles update changes the entire game like a new Diablo season, but it won't ever expire.
Original Street Fighter star Kylie Minogue was reportedly asked to appear in the new movie
Orville Peck says he tried to orchestrate Minogue's cameo
The studio behind Life is Strange, Jusant, and Lost Records: Bloom & Rage is desperately struggling to stay afloat
Don't Nod has begun "safeguard proceedings" to protect itself from creditors and says up to 85 employees are at risk of being let go under its new restructuring plan.
EA finally says the words PS3 gamers have waited 15 years to hear: "Fight Night is coming back"
"The fight is never over"
After talking to Capcom, I'm a lot more optimistic about Onimusha 3 getting a remaster
We need time-traveling Jean Reno on PC.
I have seen the future of sports games and it is called just volleyball
Earlier this year, I embarked on a pivotal journey, one that I'm sure upon finishing will change me for good: I started watching Haikyu!! It's my first sports anime (when you're a chubby little muffin like I was, you take more interest in Not Moving over Sports), an abscess in the lexicon of genres I've dipped my toes into, one I'm rectifying after all these years. And friends, it's good eatin'. I even, incredibly briefly, floated the idea of taking up volleyball. Yet now I don't have to, and it's all thanks to a delightful, incredibly Wii Sports coded game called just volleyball. Read more
EA Sports is officially reviving its Fight Night boxing series
EA confirms "fight Night is coming back" after 15-year absence
Nintendo "clearly revised" its messaging on discs following PlayStation mess, says ex-marketing lead
"You are positioning yourself as having a better solution than your competition"
Report claims next Xbox is targeting 2028 and could cost between $1,200 and $1,800
Microsoft is reportedly planning to launch a next-gen Xbox handheld next year
Dig through an infested planet with your giant drill-city and try not to die while you do it in the roguelite city-builder CitaDrill
You've heard of the drill that will pierce the heavens, so introducing: the drill that is attached to an entire city that will pierce the earth. That's the concept for CitaDrill, a roguelite city-builder where the city is encased in a big ole dome, a larger than life drill attached to its base that you dig through an infested planet. It's a lot, of course, but it's got some lush pixel art and a demo you can try out for yourself as part of this Steam Next Fest, too. Read more
Xbox Game Pass overhaul would have you pay for add-ons like multiplayer "ala carte," says report
New Xbox CEO Asha Sharma is reportedly planning some huge Game Pass changes
Founder of bankrupt Samson studio mulls how to use AI for his next attempt: 'Cutting corners in game development has a habit of coming back to bite you in the ass'
Christopher Sundberg said the goal for his next studio is to make "a game we can afford to finish without needing every sales forecast to come true."
Xbox Project Helix could cost as much as $1,800 and is reportedly set to launch by Christmas 2028
The Helix handheld is expected to launch in 2027
Helldivers 2 studio warns mods may break as it switches to new anti-cheat, and the negative reviews are dropping on Steam like Hellbombs
Arrowhead says Easy Anti-Cheat will be more effective in combatting recent cheat mods, but the change has resulted in more than 1,000 negative user reviews on Steam in a single day.
I played 20 cozy game demos in Steam Next Fest and these 5 made it onto my wishlist
I swear they aren't all farm sims.
Round Up: The Reviews Are In For Nintendo Switch Sports Resort
Resort it out. Nintendo Switch Sports Resort takes us back to Wuhu Island on Thursday, but as is customary, reviews have gone live prior to launch, and the critical reaction seems pretty warm. Sitting on a Metascore of 79 from 46 reviews at the time of writing, this return for Nintendo's 'Sports' following 2022's Nintendo Switch Sports has hit the spot for most reviewers, if not blown their doors off. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
I know you probably don't have mushroom in your backlog, but fungus looter shooter Mycopunk is now out in 1.0 and looks like the opposite of a shiitake time
And lo, mushrooms! This is what I imagine an old timey tour guide might say while on a hiking trail, but we aren't on one of those, so get that wonderful fungi image out of your brain. No, today is the day that Mycopunk has arrived into 1.0, an online co-op looter shooter about embodying robot rejects fending off hordes challenging champignon. Read more
Control Resonant director reveals why fan-favorite band aren’t in the sequel
The Old Gods of Asgard are a staple in Remedy games
Another PS5 jailbreak has seemingly arrived ahead of GTA 6
GTA 6 can't be pirated with the current exploits, but that possibility is getting closer with each passing day
Impressions: Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 DMZ - CoD's Extraction Shooter Mode Hits The Target
3vPvPvE. The tension at the heart of modern Call of Duty between the on-rails rollercoaster of the campaign versus the sandbox design that's evolved over the last two decades of open-world gaming has resulted in three modes getting equal billing in Modern Warfare 4 . Read the full article on nintendolife.com
The Xbox Nano controller is cute as hell, but I regret to inform you it will probably suck
The Xbox Nano controller has joined the ranks of tiny gamepads, but it won't be for everyone.
Overwatch's director discusses why King's Row is so iconic, but admits that 'every single map in the game gets a vote'
What's the best map in Overwatch? And why is it King's Row?
Palworld lead calls Steam Next Fest a gamble that's "still worth taking" despite the "AI slop era"
The industry is simply changing
Pixel Art RPG 'Drova' Is Getting A Switch 2 Sequel Next Year
Torn to be Wild. Developer Just2D and publisher Deck13 have announced that a sequel to the 2024 RPG Drova - Forsaken Kin is in the works, and it'll be coming to Switch 2 at some point next year. Drova II - Torn Lands boasts the same pixel art aesthetic as its predecessor and continues its fantasy story, though it looks like the dev has aimed to go bigger and better this time around, with an expanded combat system, two central factions to choose between, and more story-influencing decisions to make. Read the full article on nintendolife.com