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• Crossout Review: Into the Post-Apocalypse on Iron Monsters

  Video Game Reviews April 20, 2026, 05:55 PM

  

  Back in the early 2010s, many of us tried online tank games at least once. The genre was so popular that Gaijin added combat vehicles to its flight simulator War Thunder and then set out to create another similar project — this time featuring post-apocalyptic machines in the spirit of Mad Max. The game was entrusted to Targem Games, the developers of the space action title Star Conflict. In 2017, Crossout finally left closed testing and impressed players with its unusual vehicle-building system combined with fast-paced action. Nearly nine years have passed since then, so let’s take a look at how the game is doing today.
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• Active Matter Demo Launches on Steam — Players Face Off in Quantum-Unstable Zones

  Gaming News February 25, 2026, 08:23 PM

  

  Gaijin Entertainment, together with Matter Team, has announced the release of a new demo for Active Matter on Steam. The demo is part of the Steam Next Fest and gives players a chance to try out the core PvPvE and PvP modes, as well as check out the monsters and anomalies introduced in the “Through Fire” update.
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• Escape from Tarkov in space? A unique extraction-action Star Wrath has been announced

  Gaming News February 19, 2026, 03:17 PM

  

  Gaijin Entertainment Studio, famous for games War Thunder, Enlisted and Crossout, have announced the Star Wrath space extraction-action. An ambitious project can already be added to the Steam wish list and applied for participation in the closed beta test.
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• Granblue Fantasy Mobile Making its Way to Steam

  News December 28, 2025, 11:55 PM

  

  Cygames has announced that their 2014 RPG Granblue Fantasy, currently available on Android, iOS, and PC (via browser), will be launching outside of Japan. A Western version is set to arrive on Steam.
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• War Thunder in 2025: Why It's Still Worth Playing

  Articles July 20, 2025, 01:03 PM

  

  When War Thunder launched back in 2012, few could have predicted it would grow into one of the largest online military-themed sandboxes over the next decade. It started with aviation, then came tanks, ships, helicopters — and now it’s practically an interactive museum of military technology. What could possibly go wrong? Well, the bigger War Thunder becomes, the louder the creaking in its mechanics. In 2025, Gaijin Entertainment’s project remains a phenomenon — but also a source of endless debate. Let’s dive into what it looks like today.
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