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Leanrea can help AI agents pick commands for reverse-engineering different kinds of targets, from Electron apps to firmware, without a separate MCP server. The creators of Leanrea have released an 8 KB skill file that is compatible with Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI and OpenCode. -
A PlayStation 5 was pushed through an unusual software chain when Windows 11 booted on the console and, from inside that environment, a PS5 emulator launched Hollow Knight. -
Scarecrow: 90s Crime Story has a free demo on Steam, giving players a first look at Robert, a fox hitman who does other people's dirty work and takes criminal jobs without asking questions. The pixel-art action game is inspired by Hotline Miami.
The game is set in 1990s Severodvishchensk, a small, poor town where humans and anthropomorphic animals live side by side. Robert's past begins to catch up with him one winter, bringing back memories he wanted to forget. -
Ben Affleck had planned to wear multiple hats on his canceled Batman film, and Joe Manganiello was set to return as Deathstroke, the movie's main villain. Affleck intended to write, direct, produce, and star in the project, which would have built toward a final showdown in Gotham. -
The Creators of Halo Never Saw a Cent From Its Sales: The Series' Composer Explains How Bungie Rebelled Against Microsoft
Halo made Xbox a hit, but the developers themselves worked on fixed salaries for years. And even earlier, Microsoft's marketers suggested changing the game's name and letting Japanese players play as cat-like aliens. -
Co-op Anything is a toolkit of instructions, skills and an MCP server that helps AI coding agents turn single-player PC games into co-op projects. It can point agents to existing mods, identify a game's engine from its install folder and follow a project's playbook, all through guides rather than a ready-made program. -
Tymon Smektala has taken over as executive director of Broken Mirror Games, Bloober Team's publishing division, after 13 years on the Dying Light franchise at Techland. In an interview, he said the label is looking for developers with small projects and a strong creative vision — creators who could grow with the publisher's support. -
Aspyr's Shrek 2 Remastered briefly appeared in an Xbox Store listing whose trailer openly parodies the visual style and music of the first Grand Theft Auto VI trailer. The page went live before being taken down, and Aspyr has not announced a release date. -
One of the most beloved games based on the film trilogy can now be played as Sauron, and that's far from the main new feature. -
Eschatology Entertainment and publisher 4Divinity have revealed a new trailer for Guns of Eschaton at the Galaxies Showcase on October 15. The first-person Soulslike shooter is set to launch on December 8, 2026, for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, and it already has a Steam page. -
ZA/UM is packing around 40,000 new words into ZERO PARADES: Director's Cut, and the expanded edition will arrive on Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5 on November 3, 2026. Both console versions will include the Director's Cut content from launch, while the PC version is already available as a free upgrade for existing owners. -
Professional Dota 2 player Nuennara Teeramahanon, better known as 23savage, reportedly had to prove to a police officer that he was actually a pro esports player. The officer watched him play a match and was convinced after he racked up 32 kills. -
A completed Steam Achievement Set now adds its own trophy to a player's profile in Valve's beta, while developers can sort achievements into base-game, DLC, mode, character-class, and other collections. Valve has launched the test for the system, which also tracks progress separately for each set. -
After hearing concerns about separate servers, extra accounts, and a split community, Jagex canceled RuneScape Reignited on October 15, less than two weeks after unveiling the fresh-start project at RuneFest 2026. Associate creative director Ryan Philpott, known to players as Mod Ryan, announced the decision. -
Hinterland Studio says The Long Dark: Iron Road will send players to a flooded volcanic caldera and turn a century-old prototype train into the center of a new survival story. It enters Steam Early Access on October 27, 2026, requires the base game, and its Steam page is already live. -
Since leaving Blizzard in April 2021, former Overwatch game director Jeff Kaplan has kept the hero shooter at arm's length, saying he deliberately disconnects from its community and online discussion to protect his peace of mind. He has not played it since then. -
Publisher Deck13 Spotlight and developers Nostalgic Realms and Whiskeybarrel Studios have announced Lair of the Leviathan, an old-school RPG inspired by classic dungeon crawlers. The game is planned for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC in 2027, and its pages are already live on Steam and GOG. -
Techland and Embody are adding personalized spatial audio to Dying Light 2 Stay Human and Dying Light: The Beast through Embody's optional Immerse Gamepack. The feature is designed to tune each game's soundscape to a player's hearing and headphones, with the goal of making the series' horror atmosphere more intense. -
House says Big Walk will remain unavailable on Xbox because Microsoft and Xbox are still named as BDS boycott targets. The studio noted that the game was built for groups of friends, which makes the missing platform support especially disappointing for some players. -
Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Earns High Scores From Critics, but Players Complain About Bugs and Changes to the Classic Formula
Castlevania: Belmont's Curse launched on October 15, but early player reviews have been noticeably more mixed than those from critics. The game received mostly high scores on Metacritic, but some players are already complaining about technical issues and departures from the classic Castlevania formula on Steam.
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