Ahead of its arrival in September, Tokyo Game Show has announced the full list of developers and publishers set to be present at this year’s expo:
Read More »The Last of Us Part II update brings new ‘Chronological’ mode
In a surprise update, The Last of Us Part II has received a new mode allowing you to play through the whole game chronologically.
Read More »Romero Games ‘in talks’ with publishers to save project after Xbox cuts
One of the more surprising casualties from last week's Xbox layoffs was Romero Games. Founded by DOOM creator, John Romero, the studio was not owned by Microsoft, but its new game was being funded by them and when that funding was pulled, a number of employees made the claim that …
Read More »Amazon is giving away four more surprise games in July
Last week, Amazon announced the next round of free games for Prime Gaming. Now, with the annual Prime week sale kicking off, Amazon has announced a few bonus games that are free to claim for a limited time. Amazon Prime subscribers can currently claim free copies of Boxes: Lost Fragments …
Read More »Solo Leveling: Karma announced for PC
Solo Levelling: Karma, a new action RPG for PC and mobile platforms based on the hugely popular Korean webcomic and anime series, was unveiled by developer Netmarble. Similar to Netmarble's Solo Levelling: Arise (Overdrive), Karma looks to be a fast-paced, isometric dungeon crawler that is reminiscent of Hades. Its anime …
Read More »Capcom cancels conference talk as Monster Hunter Wilds frustration boils over
Monster Hunter Wilds has been one of the biggest disappointments of 2025, in large part due to the game running poorly on both PC and consoles like the PS5. In fact, the performance issues are so prolific that shareholders are asking executives about it at meetings. With that in mind, …
Read More »Square Enix-backed ARPG ‘Vaultbreakers’ revealed in new trailer
To expedite the development of the top-down action-RPG, Vaultbreakers, Square Enix has made an undisclosed “major investment” in BetaDwarf, a Danish game development company. Square Enix will acquire a minority stake in BetaDwarf as part of this agreement. For BetaDwarf, the studio behind games like Forced and Minion Masters, this …
Read More »Runescape: Dragonwilds, Brickadia and more get DLSS 4 upgrades this week
This week, DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation is multiplying performance in Mortal Online 2 and RuneScape: Dragonwilds. Additionally, Brickadia will enter Early Access on July 11th with day-one support for DLSS 4. Runescape: Dragonwilds launched with day-one support for DLSS 3 with Frame Generation, Nvidia Reflex and DLAA. Now, a new update brings DLSS …
Read More »Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4 reviews reveal a solid remake
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4 is almost upon us, with early reviews for the game painting a pretty positive picture overall.
Read More »The Finals will continue to work on Steam Deck despite new anti-cheat
Despite the addition of kernel-level anti-cheat, the team at Embark Studios are committed to ensuring The Finals continues to run on the Steam Deck.
Read More »Game Pass isn’t as profitable as it’s claimed, according to insider
Despite the claims that Xbox Game Pass is profitable, it appears as though a major cost component has been kept out of the equation:
Read More »Deep Rock Galactic Survivor leaves Early Access in September
Deep Rock Galactic Survivor has been one of my most played games on Steam Deck over the past year, even in its early access state. Now, the extremely fun spin-off is nearing its full release. Deep Rock Galactic Survivor is heading towards V1.0, which will also mark the end of …
Read More »Borderlands 4 dev diary gives us a deep dive into Kairos, enemy factions and more
Borderlands 4 is just a couple of months away. The $80 launch disaster has been avoided and 2K is slowly revealing more details about the game. In a new deep-dive video, developers give new insight into the history and lore of Kairos, the new planet where the events of Borderlands …
Read More »Capcom questioned by shareholders over poor optimisation in Monster Hunter Wilds
Monster Hunter Wilds has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons recently. While the announcement of the game's new free content update should have been a celebrated moment, the lack of any performance improvements led to a flurry of negative reviews. Now, Capcom has been forced to address the …
Read More »Smash Bros, Donkey Kong 64 and more to join Switch Online library
A handful of classic games were announced for Nintendo Switch Online as part of the Switch 2 launch. Now, as we near the next Nintendo Direct showcase, it looks like fans have figured out what new titles will soon be announced for the service, including Smash 64. The next Nintendo …
Read More »CPU-Z adds support for RX 9060 XT, RTX 5060, RTX 5050 and Ryzen Z2
CPU-Z has been updated to version 2.16 for Windows x86/x64, bringing with it support for lots of newly launched hardware. This update is particularly significant for enthusiasts following the latest developments from both AMD and NVIDIA. Regarding AMD, the Ryzen Z2 and Z2 Extreme CPUs, which are frequently known by …
Read More »Final Fantasy 9 Remake a no show at 25th anniversary stream
For years now, a Final Fantasy 9 remake has been rumoured. When Square Enix announced plans for a special 25th anniversary event for the game, an announcement became widely anticipated. However, the stream came and went this week with absolutely no mention of a new Final Fantasy 9 game. The …
Read More »MSI Afterburner beta introduces Radeon RX 9000 series support
MSI Afterburner has forgone support for AMD's most recent Radeon RX 9000 series graphics cards, in large part due to the fact that MSI does not make any. Now, the developer behind Afterburner is correcting this with a new beta update, which brings support for RDNA 4 graphics cards. The …
Read More »Video game industry pushes back as Stop Killing Games petition gains traction
The Stop Killing Games petition has surpassed one million signatures in the EU, meaning the movement may soon move towards next steps to getting new consumer protection laws in place targeting the video game market. As a result of this, a lobbying group backed by Ubisoft, Take-Two, WB, Riot Games, …
Read More »Windows 11 has more users than Windows 10 for the first time
Windows 11 has finally surpassed Windows 10 as the most popular Microsoft operating system, almost four years after its initial release in October 2021. Given that Windows 10's official end-of-support date of October 14th, 2025, is approaching, this change is not particularly surprising. This marks a significant turning point for …
Read More »MGS Delta studio compares Nintendo Switch 2 CPU to PS4 and GPU to Series S
Studio Virtuos has offered some thoughts on the Nintendo Switch 2 and its capabilities – comparing its CPU to the PS4 and GPU to the Series S.
Read More »Arkane founder claims Game Pass “has been increasingly damaging the industry”
Over the years, there has been a ton of back and forth discussions surrounding Microsoft’s subscription service Xbox Game Pass and its impact on the industry. While some have claimed it to be a net negative – others state the opposite. Now, the founder and ex-CEO of Arkane Studios has weighed in on the matter, calling it “unsustainable.”
Read More »Rust has sold over 20 million copies on Steam alone
More than a decade on and Rust is doing better than ever, having now officially sold over 20 million copies on Steam alone.
Read More »Destiny 2 announces Open Access trial featuring all expansions
Ahead of the launch of Edge of Fate, Destiny 2 is offering a free open access period featuring all of the game’s expansions and its most recent episodes.
Read More »Unreal Engine 5.6 gets DLSS 4 plugin
With the release of the most recent version of its DLSS plugin for Unreal Engine, Nvidia has full support for DLSS 4 in Unreal Engine 5.6. With the help of this updated SDK, developers can more easily incorporate Nvidia's state-of-the-art AI-powered upscaling and frame generation technologies into games and apps …
Read More »The next Hades 2 patch could be the last before full release
Even though Hades 2 has not yet reached its full 1.0 release, it has maintained an impressive early access run on PC. With more than 61,000 Steam reviews, the game has been in early access for more than a year, and even its early versions have received praise for their …
Read More »Call of Duty: WWII pulled offline due to RCE security flaw
Call of Duty: WWII officially came to Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass earlier this week. However, the PC version has had to swiftly be pulled offline due to a newly discovered security issue. It seems that Call of Duty: WWII has been hiding a bug that enables Remote …
Read More »Kojima’s Xbox game ‘OD’ unaffected by recent Microsoft cuts
Needless to say, this has been an awful week for Xbox, with thousands of developers being let go, several high-profile game cancellations and even a few studio closures. As Microsoft purpotedly began cancelling funding for third-party game projects, some fans became worried about the status of Kojima's upcoming Xbox game, …
Read More »Helldivers 2 won’t be coming to Game Pass
Helldivers 2 launched last year as a PlayStation console exclusive, and as the PC version is also published by PlayStation, it was widely assumed that the game would never come to Xbox. That changed this week with a surprise announcement, but while Helldivers 2 will be on Xbox moving forward, …
Read More »CD Projekt Red and Studio Trigger announce Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2
Anime Expo 2025 is taking place this weekend and CD Projekt Red did not disappoint with its panel. Cyberpunk: Edgerunners is indeed returning, and Studio Trigger will be handling it once again.
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