Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Season 2 Shifts Tone Toward 'Martin Scorsese' Style
CD Projekt Red revealed a grittier, film-focused narrative for Cyberpunk: Edgerunners season 2 at Anime Expo 2026, targeting a fall release on Netflix.
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Overwatch Steam Reviews Trend Toward 'Mixed' Despite Player Surge
Blizzard’s Overwatch sees a rise in Steam player counts, reaching 74k in recent peaks, even as the shooter continues to face criticism over cosmetic pricing.
Koei Tecmo Reveals Nearly an Hour of New Attack on Titan Gameplay
Koei Tecmo has showcased nearly an hour of new gameplay for its upcoming Attack on Titan title, offering a deep look at the action-heavy mechanics.
Umamusume: Pretty Derby Update Adds Background Training Features
Cygames is bringing Independent Training to the English version of Umamusume: Pretty Derby, allowing players to race and train their horse girls while the app is closed.
Crimson Desert Update 1.13 Expands Playable Character Options
Pearl Abyss has released Patch 1.13 for Crimson Desert, finally allowing players to take Damiane and Oongka into the Abyss with new gear and outfits.
Gabe Newell’s $800 Million Research Vessel Is Set to Explore the Abyss
Valve’s Gabe Newell is launching the RV11000, an 800-million-dollar research vessel capable of reaching the Mariana Trench to map the ocean floor.
Report: Microsoft Weighing Activision Stewardship for Future Halo Titles
Is Halo moving to Activision? A new rumor suggests Microsoft is exploring restructuring the franchise under Activision's oversight amid internal Xbox turmoil.
Wargamer Highlights New Tabletop and Trading Card Updates for July 2026
Wargamer's latest updates cover new art-thief board games, Warhammer: The Old World pre-orders, and a Marvel-themed Magic: the Gathering expansion.
Rockstar’s GTA 6 Review Strategy Could Disrupt The Game Awards 2026
Reports suggest Rockstar will use controlled review events for GTA 6, potentially locking critics out of voting for this year's Game Awards nominations.
Sony to End Physical Disc Production for New Games in January 2028
Sony has confirmed it will cease manufacturing physical game discs starting in January 2028, shifting all new releases to digital-only formats at retail.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Director Reflects on AI's Future in Gaming
The director of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 shares his perspective on the future of AI-generated game development and the value of human craftsmanship.
Love and Deepspace Fans Petition to Bring Back Canceled Wolf Man Valko
Following his abrupt cancellation, over 300,000 fans have signed petitions demanding developer Papergames bring back Valko to Love and Deepspace.
Kai Cenat Confirms Return With First Twitch and YouTube Simulcast
After a nine-month hiatus, Kai Cenat is returning to streaming with a historic dual-platform broadcast to reveal the roster for Streamer University 2.
How World of Warcraft’s Music Evolves for the Worldsoul Saga
Lead composer Leo Kaliski and the Blizzard audio team discuss the creative process behind the evolving sound of World of Warcraft in 2026.
Looking Back at Despicable Me: The 2010 Movie Tie-in Game
Sixteen years later, we revisit the Despicable Me game for PSP, PS2, and Wii to see how it handled the movie tie-in era and its unique take on Minions.
Crinkle Cut Games on Why Discounty’s New Expansion Avoids Romance
Crinkle Cut Games discusses the People or Profit expansion for Discounty, explaining why they added town rebuilding but skipped a romance system.
Science Saru’s New Ghost in the Shell Anime Debuts at Anime Expo 2026
Science Saru’s new Ghost in the Shell adaptation premiered its first two episodes at Anime Expo 2026, bringing a fresh, vibrant vision to the iconic franchise.
Why Final Fantasy 4 Still Matters 35 Years Later
Thirty-five years after its debut, Final Fantasy 4 remains a high-water mark for blending character identity with gameplay mechanics in the RPG genre.
PlayStation Will Reprint Existing Physical Games After 2028 Shift
Sony has confirmed that publishers can continue to order reprints of physical PlayStation games released before the 2028 all-digital cut-off date.
Zelda: Breath of the Wild Tops Famitsu 'Memory Wipe' Survey
A new Famitsu survey of 5,400 Japanese players reveals that The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the game they most want to experience for the first time.
10 Witcher 3 Quests That Outperform Most RPG Stories
From the Isle of Mists to the Bloody Baron, we look at the Witcher 3 quests that deliver more emotional weight than entire storylines in other RPGs.
Concord: A Look Back at the Short-Lived 2024 Live-Service Failure
Two years after its sudden shutdown, we revisit Concord's brief existence and the lessons learned from its rapid fall in the live-service market.
How University Project Discounty Sold 50,000 Copies in Days
From a Danish university project to a breakout indie hit, Crinkle Cut Games shares the story behind the shopkeeper sim Discounty’s surprise success.
Why Suikoden II Doesn't Need a Remake
While remakes are common in the JRPG genre, some titles like Suikoden II are perfect as they are. Here is why a from-the-ground-up remake isn't necessary.
Rare 'Chell' Steam Controller Prototype Found at Goodwill
A rare 2013-2014 'Chell' Steam Controller prototype has been discovered at a Goodwill, offering a look at Valve's early design experimentation.
Players Push Back as PlayStation Digital Prices Hit $80
With physical discs being phased out by 2028, players are questioning why digital PS5 games remain $80 despite the lack of manufacturing and retail costs.
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls Blocked in 132 Countries on Steam
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls faces regional restrictions on Steam in 132 countries, mirroring the Helldivers 2 PlayStation Network account requirement controversy.
Valve's Steam Machine Hits 'Red Line of Death' Hardware Failures
Early adopters of the new Steam Machine are reporting GPU failures signaled by a red light, drawing comparisons to the Xbox 360's infamous red ring of death.
King in the Mountain Rebuilds a Lost Kingdom with Native Linux Support
Milo Panta's King in the Mountain is a strategic incremental mining game arriving on Linux, Steam Deck, and Windows. Learn about the gameplay loop.
Bungie Co-Founder Alexander Seropian is Developing 'Drifters' for Roblox
Look North World, led by Bungie co-founder Alexander Seropian, is building an extraction shooter called Drifters for the Roblox platform.
Epic Games Settles Lawsuit With Fortnite Leaker Hayden Cohen
Epic Games has reached a settlement with former contractor Hayden Cohen, known as 'AdiraFNInfo', effectively ending the legal battle over Fortnite leaks.
Could a Cyberpunk 2077 Farming Sim Actually Work?
With interest in the Cyberpunk 2077 universe spiking in 2026, some fans are calling for unexpected spin-off genres like a Nomad-focused farming life sim.
DontNod Entertainment Faces Financial Crisis as Auditors Warn of Closure
Life is Strange developer DontNod faces a potential closure by November 2026 after failing to secure further investment from Tencent.
Nintendo President Acknowledges Pokémon TCG Scalping Issues
Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa has addressed the ongoing scalping problems affecting the Pokémon Trading Card Game, confirming potential new measures.
CS2 Pros Claim Infected Tournament PCs Compromised Steam Accounts
Professional Counter-Strike 2 players report that infected tournament PCs at the XSE Pro League in Guangzhou resulted in compromised personal Steam accounts.
Why Cait Sith is Finally Worth Your Time in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
From Shinra narc to a surprisingly charming party member, here is why Square Enix’s latest reimagining finally gets Cait Sith right.