Paddle Paddle Paddle Dev Calls Out Steam Refund Policy Issues
Solo developer Zoroarts reports over 55,000 refunds for Paddle Paddle Paddle, highlighting the impact of Steam’s two-hour playtime refund threshold on indie games.
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Sega’s Crazy Taxi: World Tour Brings Arcade Chaos Back in 2027
Sega’s upcoming revival, Crazy Taxi: World Tour, is set for a 2027 release. We look at the new gameplay mechanics, modes, and the developer's vision.
Overwatch Finally Moves From 'Mostly Negative' to 'Mixed' on Steam
Overwatch has climbed out of the 'Mostly Negative' review tier on Steam for the first time, as recent player sentiment shifts toward a more positive outlook in 2026.
World of Warcraft Players Hit by 'Corrupted Blood 2.0' Plague Glitch
A new World of Warcraft bug caused a deadly contagion to sweep through the Moon Guard server, leaving the Lion Pride's Inn filled with slime-covered corpses.
Meccha Chameleon Lobbies Plagued by 'Auto-Paint' Cheaters
Players are using an 'auto-paint' cheat in Meccha Chameleon to blend into maps, but community members are fighting back by calling out the foul play.
Imagine We Were Human Brings Short, Heartfelt Stories to PC
Vine Moss Games' story-rich anthology Imagine We Were Human is heading to PC. Explore the debut demo and learn what to expect from these compact narratives.
Katsuhiro Harada Defends Miyazaki’s Early Career Against Sales-Focused Critics
SNK VS Studio CEO Katsuhiro Harada speaks out against industry trends, defending Hidetaki Miyazaki’s early, less successful game development years.
Why Warhammer 40,000's First Inquisitor Still Can't Be Retconned
Decades after his debut, the first Warhammer 40,000 Inquisitor, Obiwan Sherlock Clousseau, remains an untouchable piece of the franchise's history.
Hot Dogs, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades Leaves Early Access After 10 Years
After a decade in early access, the VR sandbox Hot Dogs, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades has officially launched, alongside news of a sequel currently in development.
Could a Leon Kennedy Life Sim Actually Happen?
Hideki Kamiya’s joke pitch for a cozy Resident Evil life sim starring a retired Leon Kennedy has fans dreaming of a slower pace for the iconic action hero.
Unknown Update v0.80.31 Overhauls Necromancy and Rebalances Factions
The latest update for Unknown brings a major Necromancy rework, hero balance adjustments, and new competitive map templates for PC players.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced Release Times and Pre-load Guide
Find out exactly when you can start playing Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X, plus how to pre-load your copy.
OpenRCT2 Update 0.5.3 Simplifies Linux Installs for RCT1 and RCT2
The latest OpenRCT2 release, version 0.5.3, now automatically detects RollerCoaster Tycoon 1 and 2 installations via Wine on Linux, making setup easier than ever.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced Has Finally Set Sail on PC
The long-awaited Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is now available on PC, following reports of a clumsy preview build earlier this year.
Marvel Tōkon hit with 132-country Steam region lock due to PSN requirement
Marvel Tōkon is restricted on Steam in 132 countries lacking PSN access, marking another Sony controversy following the Helldivers 2 account requirement.
Sea Power: Naval Combat in the Missile Age Adds Persistent Campaign
Triassic Games has brought a persistent campaign and Task Force Mode to Sea Power: Naval Combat in the Missile Age with the latest 0.8.0 update.
DXVK 3.0.1 Released: Fixes for GTA IV, Black Mesa, and More
DXVK 3.0.1 is now available, bringing critical bug fixes for D3D9 games, rendering improvements, and stability patches for Linux and SteamOS users.
Weekend Deals: Save on Cyberpunk 2077, Final Fantasy VII, and M2 iPad Air
Score discounts on gaming hardware and titles this weekend, including Cyberpunk 2077 on Switch 2, Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, and the M2 iPad Air.
DXVK 3.1 Released: Bug Fixes for Windows Games on Linux and SteamOS
DXVK 3.1 is now available, bringing critical bug fixes for D3D9/D3D11 games on Linux and SteamOS. Learn how these updates improve performance and stability.
Hideo Kojima Warns of a 'Frightening' Digital Future for Media
Following Sony's decision to end physical disc production by 2028, Hideo Kojima shares concerns about the risks of a purely digital, subscription-based media future.
Meccha Chameleon Hits 15 Million Sales in Less Than One Month
Meccha Chameleon has sold 15 million copies in under four weeks, becoming the fastest-selling game of 2026. Learn about the viral hide-and-seek sensation.
SCS Software Reveals MAN Lion's Coach Gameplay for Euro Truck Simulator 2
SCS Software has shared the first gameplay preview of the MAN Lion's Coach for Euro Truck Simulator 2, showcasing new passenger transport mechanics.
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.
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.
Roll to Defend Codes: Get Free Coins and Brains (July 2026)
Need a boost in Roll to Defend? Here are the latest working Roblox codes for free coins, brains, and rerolls, plus a guide on how to redeem them.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Warhammer: The Old World Core Set Review: A Sensible Entry Point
Two years after launch, is the Warhammer: The Old World Core Set worth buying? We review the new two-player box and its value for newcomers.