
Nerial studio enters hibernation after 13
Nerial, developer of Reigns and Card Shark, is shutting down and releasing its staff as founders step back. The move follows discussions with parent company Devolver Digital.

Nerial, developer of Reigns and Card Shark, is shutting down and releasing its staff as founders step back. The move follows discussions with parent company Devolver Digital.

PlayStation Plus subscribers can claim EA's F1 25, Hunt: Showdown 1896, and Earth Defense Force: World Brothers 2 starting October 6, 2026.

Grasshopper Manufacture has split from NetEase Games and is now operating as an independent studio, ending a five-year partnership.

Wizards of the Coast announced the Corn Maze Superdrop Secret Lair, featuring three Jim Henson's Labyrinth sets, KPop Demon Hunters, and Marvel Zombies.

Sony Japan is limiting PS5 Pro sales to a lottery for active users with 60+ hours of playtime, aiming to curb scalpers ahead of GTA 6's November release.
Pre-orders for God of War Laufey are now live on PlayStation Store Singapore and major retailers ahead of its February 16, 2027 launch, with Standard and
God of War Laufey will launch on PS5 in February 2027 with a physical standard edition, as Sony continues its planned shift away from disc production.
Microsoft has cut over 5,750 jobs since October 2023 as part of a major Xbox streamlining effort under new leadership, raising concerns about game
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has publicly supported Xbox chief Asha Sharma's ongoing team streamlining, calling it 'great to see'.
HBO has announced three new cast members for the third and likely final season of The Last of Us, including John Goodman as an original character and
The Sift, Minecraft's first new dimension in 14 years, launches September 29 in Minecraft Dungeons II before coming to the base game in 2027.
Meta unveiled AI-powered game creation tools Horizon Create and Horizon Studio, enabling text-to-game generation on mobile and web.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella expressed strong confidence in Xbox's game portfolio and future output, defending recent major layoffs and studio realignments

An official five-tip starter guide for Used Cars Simulator details its dual gameplay of strategic car flipping and chaotic physics sandbox, advising on

Trophy Games has acquired Playrion from Paradox Interactive in its largest deal to date, raising its 2026 revenue forecast and expanding its simulation

Xbox's strategic reset has extended indefinitely, with this week's studio reshuffle making Activision the new custodian of Halo and moving Obsidian under

A Washington court has ordered James 'Archbox' Williams to pay $4.5 million and cease operations for running commercial Switch piracy shops, a major

Dutch consumer group Stichting Massaschade & Consument has filed a class action lawsuit against Epic Games, seeking over €100 million in compensation.

The Steam sandbox game People Playground has had its Workshop disabled after a malicious mod distributed malware on September 21st.

Microsoft has filed a patent for a system that shows ads during natural pauses in gameplay on PC and Xbox, rewarding viewers with periods of ad-free

Emeteria's elemental action RPG Fading Echo is out now on PS5, featuring a hero who manipulates water and shifts realities to save a fractured world.

Remedy's Control Resonant performs poorly on Steam Deck despite a 'Handheld' graphics preset, with framerates often below 30fps.

State of Decay developer Undead Labs has separated from Xbox and is now an employee-owned studio, though a significant number of staff were laid off in the

World of Warcraft: Forever, launching November 4, adds four new zones and visual upgrades designed to blend seamlessly with the original 2004 game world.

Illfonic's creative chief says the franchise's signature elaborate kills are a costly, complex hurdle for a video game adaptation, citing development and
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