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.
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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.
Dragon Age Creator David Gaider on His Studio’s Make-or-Break Heist RPG
David Gaider, creator of Thedas, is pitching a new heist RPG. He discusses the struggles of securing funding in a contracting industry and his design philosophy.
Catoio Software Reveals XENOFLEKT: A Bullet-Absorbing Roguelite for PC
Catoio Software has unveiled XENOFLEKT, an intense roguelite space arena shooter that turns bullet hell mechanics into a high-risk healing system.
Sony Continues to Ration PS5 Disc Drives Despite Impending Physical Cutoff
Sony is still limiting attachable PS5 disc drive sales to one per order due to high demand, despite plans to end physical game production by January 2028.
Why Nintendo’s Business Strategy Looks Different in 2026
As competitors shift toward digital-only models and layoffs, Nintendo’s conservative financial approach keeps it insulated from current industry volatility.
Square Enix Admits Early Game Reveals Are a Problem for Kingdom Hearts 4
Square Enix is revisiting its marketing strategy after admitting that early announcements for titles like Kingdom Hearts 4 hurt consumer enthusiasm.
Saber Interactive Confirms Ongoing Commitment to Indie Publishing
Following the success of Space Marine 2, Saber Interactive executives explain why they are continuing to partner with and publish indie game developers.
Why Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Quietly Tells a Better Underdog Story
From Cal Kestis to Jango Fett, we look at why Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and other titles capture the series' underdog spirit better than the films.
World of Warcraft Players Are Stuck With a Mysterious Minimap Orb
A persistent, unexplained orb icon has appeared on the World of Warcraft minimap, leaving players confused as it remains through the current expansion.
Arkane Studios Remains at Risk Despite Leadership Confusion
Reports suggest Arkane Studios and Marvel's Blade are still at risk of cancellation, as recent leadership changes were misidentified in corporate filings.
Greymanes Update 1.13.00 Adds Abyss Access and New Gear
Greymanes patch 1.13.00 is live on PC and PlayStation, introducing Abyss access for Oongka and Damiane, new outfits, and quality-of-life gameplay improvements.
Final Fantasy 14 Stalking Plugin 'Memoria' Shuts Down Following Backlash
The controversial Final Fantasy 14 mod Memoria, which tracked player location and history, has closed after widespread community backlash regarding user privacy.
GitHub now lets developers burn public repositories to physical discs
In response to the shifting landscape of physical media, Microsoft-owned GitHub is now allowing users to order their public repositories on CD-ROMs.
ARK: Survival Ascended Adds Nautical Combat and Dragons in 2026 Update
ARK: Survival Ascended receives the Tides of Fortune and Dragontopia expansions, adding naval combat, treasure hunting, dragon taming, and Genesis Part 1.
Cyberpunk 2077 Hits 40 Million Copies Sold as Franchise Expands
CD Projekt Red confirms Cyberpunk 2077 has reached 40 million units sold, cementing its recovery following a difficult launch in 2020.
Carcass Clad: Wrong Organ’s New Co-op Tank Game Is a 'Friendsweat' Nightmare
Mouthwashing developer Wrong Organ reveals Carcass Clad, a claustrophobic co-op tank game where communication and visibility are your biggest enemies.
Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness Among Top GOG Dreamlist Requests
Murillo Zerbinatto highlights Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness and other legacy JRPGs that fans are voting to bring to PC via the GOG Dreamlist.
SEAR: The High-Speed Anti-Gravity Racer Built from Music
Temerity Games reveals SEAR, a high-speed anti-gravity racing game where tracks are built from songs. Targeting Steam Early Access in 2027.
Ranking the 10 Best Boss Themes in Deltarune Chapters 1-5
From Chapter 1's Jevil to the mysterious Knight, we rank the best boss music tracks from Toby Fox's Deltarune across Chapters 1-5.
GTA 6 Hype Hits New Lows: From Swatting to Failed Oxygen Conspiracy Theories
As the release of Grand Theft Auto VI approaches, fan behavior has reached extreme levels, ranging from targeted harassment to bizarre scientific theories.
Sony Stocks Rise Following All-Digital Future Announcement
Sony's stock climbed 3.2% after the company announced plans to cease physical, disc-based game production by 2028, despite significant backlash from fans.
GTA 6 and the Death of Discs: Why 'Code in a Box' Is the New Normal
With Sony ending disc production by 2028, GTA 6's code-in-a-box model signals a shift for physical media. Here is what this means for game ownership.
Square Enix Responds to Questions on Original Game Preservation
Square Enix addresses concerns about maintaining access to original game versions as physical media support declines.
Star Wars: Visions Villain Nowaam Draws Direct Parallels to Darth Revan
The new Star Wars: Visions anime series introduces a villain, Nowaam, whose motives and design mirror the iconic Darth Revan from Knights of the Old Republic.
Life and Lemon Brings Strategic Fruit Farming to Linux and Windows
Amberwind Games has announced Life and Lemon, a cozy card-based farming game coming to Linux and Windows in Q2 2027.
Valve's Steam Machine Already Triggering Hardware Failures
Early adopters of the Steam Machine are reporting GPU failures, with users comparing the red light error to the infamous Xbox 360 Red Ring of Death.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Director Embraces 'Imperfections'
Creative director Guillaume Broche says Clair Obscur: Expedition 33's quirks and flaws are what give the GOTY-winning RPG its charm.
Why the Disappearing Bargain Bin Matters to Physical Game Collectors
As physical media fades, the bargain bin—a source of hidden gems like Grasshopper's Contact—is becoming a relic of the past for game collectors.