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Gaming News Today, 11:04 AM
Embark Studios has fully deployed Denuvo Anti-Cheat for all ARC Raiders players, marking a significant milestone in its campaign against cheating. In a recent official update, the studio confirmed the rollout and stated it will closely monitor the system's effectiveness and performance going forward. -
Kingdom Come: Deliverance — The Board Game Announced: Massive Tabletop Adaptation Revealed With Open World and 700+ Cards
Gaming News Today, 10:52 AM
Kingdom Come: Deliverance — The Board Game, a large-scale tabletop adaptation of Warhorse Studios' acclaimed RPG, will bring the medieval world of 1403 Bohemia to the table when it launches in early 2027. Czech Games Edition has opened pre-orders for the ambitious project, which aims to recreate the setting, atmosphere, and core mechanics of the original video game. -
Gaming News Today, 09:23 AM
Koei Tecmo and developer Omega Force have officially announced Attack on Titan 3, confirming the action game will launch worldwide in winter 2026 for PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Switch 2. The announcement was accompanied by the debut of the first gameplay trailer, and the game already has a Steam page with early details. -
Gaming News Today, 08:58 AM
Bethesda Game Studios made headlines on July 1, 2026, by releasing a tongue-in-cheek video that promotes the physical edition of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Deluxe Edition for Nintendo Switch 2. The post came just two hours after Sony announced it would end physical disc production for PlayStation starting January 2028, a move many interpreted as a direct jab at Sony's all-digital direction. -
Gaming News Today, 12:14 AM
The industry appears to be firmly committing to a future without physical media — and the next Xbox console, codenamed Project Helix, could be another step in that direction. According to sources, Microsoft's console-PC hybrid will ship without a disc drive, betting entirely on digital distribution. There's no official confirmation yet, so this should be treated as an insider report — but it didn't come out of nowhere. -
Gaming News Yesterday, 07:51 PM
Bandai Namco has officially announced Mask of Idris, a new story DLC for the action RPG Code Vein 2, scheduled for release in Summer 2026. -
Krafton to Pay $250 Million in Bonuses to Entire Subnautica 2 Team After Legal Settlement; Unknown Worlds CEO Steps Down
Gaming News Yesterday, 07:21 PM
KRAFTON has agreed to pay expanded bonuses to the entire development team behind Subnautica 2 following a legal settlement with Unknown Worlds Entertainment. The agreement, reached after a lengthy dispute, ensures that not just executives but all current employees — including those who joined after Krafton's 2021 acquisition — will receive a share of the $250 million bonus pool. This move is highly unusual in the games industry, where such payouts typically go only to top management and original staff. -
Video Game Reviews Yesterday, 07:00 PM
Vampire: The Masquerade — Bloodlines 2: Loose Cannon is one of those cases where the marketing promises you a major story expansion, but in reality, you get a quest that feels like a cut scene from the main campaign. -
DOOM: The Dark Ages — Revelations Expansion Promises 10-12 Hours of Gameplay and Metroidvania Elements
Gaming News Yesterday, 06:44 PM
DOOM: The Dark Ages will receive its major story expansion, Revelations, on July 7, 2026, bringing one of the largest DLC experiences in the modern DOOM series with approximately 10-12 hours of gameplay. This expansion significantly surpasses the DLCs released for DOOM Eternal. -
Gaming News Yesterday, 04:39 PM
Guillaume Broche, game director of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, has openly stated that he is not interested in GTA 6 and finds the iconic Rockstar series boring. In a recent interview, Broche admitted that, despite Grand Theft Auto's massive popularity, he has never been captivated by the franchise or its gameplay. -
Top And The Best Yesterday, 04:00 PM
The soulslike genre owes its existence to Demon's Souls, released by FromSoftware in 2009. A PlayStation exclusive, it first earned a cult following among hardcore players in its homeland of Japan. From its core mechanics, FromSoftware's lead designer Hidetaka Miyazaki built a new game — Dark Souls — which launched a series that became iconic the world over. Soon the "soulslikes" started arriving: games that copy the Dark Souls formula of success. An entire genre was born, built on the hallmarks of Dark Souls — punishing difficulty, "bonfires" (checkpoints for saving and leveling up), enemies that respawn on a location once you die, collecting experience ("souls"), stamina management in combat, fragmentary storytelling, and — most importantly — gruelling boss fights that force you to learn every move set. -
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Director Guilhaume Broche Promises Bold Choices for Sandfall Interactive's Next Game
Gaming News Yesterday, 01:55 PM
Guilhaume Broche, director of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and CEO of Sandfall Interactive, has announced that the studio will take bold creative risks in its next project, prioritizing artistic vision even at the risk of alienating some fans. In a recent interview, Broche explained that the team will continue to follow its own creative instincts rather than chase mass appeal, regardless of the commercial success of their debut RPG. -
Open-World Action Game Cinder City Reveals System Requirements — 64GB of RAM Recommended for a Comfortable Experience
Gaming News Yesterday, 12:53 PM
CINDER CITY, developed by NCSoft and BigFire Games, has unveiled its core progression system and multiplayer PvE gameplay in a new official developer preview video. Set in a post-apocalyptic Seoul, the game invites players to explore a devastated cityscape filled with both danger and opportunity. The official Steam page for Cinder City is now live, and the preview highlights the game's open-world setting. -
Gaming News Yesterday, 12:44 PM
NBCUniversal is weighing a potential entry into the video game industry after its planned separation from Comcast, Reuters reports. The entertainment conglomerate, famous for franchises such as Despicable Me, Shrek, The Purge, Jurassic Park, and M3GAN, is evaluating how its popular brands could be leveraged for digital gaming and interactive experiences. The spinoff is expected to conclude in about a year, and any move into gaming would take place only after the split is finalized. -
Gaming News Yesterday, 12:28 PM
EXODUS, the upcoming sci-fi RPG from Archetype Entertainment, will limit character customization to curated options for its protagonist, Jun, rather than offering a full character creator. Players will be able to choose Jun's gender, hairstyle, facial hair, hair color, eye color, makeup, and tattoos, but cannot alter Jun's face or use detailed facial or body sliders. This decision has sparked disappointment among fans who were hoping for more extensive customization. -
Top And The Best Yesterday, 12:00 PM
Dozens of games are released every month on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch, making it easy to get lost among the releases. We have selected the most interesting new titles of the month: major single-player adventures, cooperative projects, and online games with regular updates. For each game, we've included the release date, platforms, and a purchase link, so you can jump straight to the project you're interested in. -
Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 10:40 AM
Godot Foundation, the organization behind the widely used open source game engine Godot, has announced a major policy shift: soon, AI-authored code and AI-generated text will be banned from all official contributions. The new guidelines, still being finalized, will require that every code submission and communication in the project be authored by a human. -
IO Interactive Announces Layoffs After 007 First Light Success, Vows to Continue Project Fantasy RPG
Gaming News Yesterday, 09:00 AM
IO Interactive, the developer behind the hit James Bond game 007 First Light, has announced layoffs after Microsoft ended its publishing partnership for the studio's upcoming online RPG, Project Fantasy. This announcement follows the commercial success of 007 First Light, which has sold over 3 million copies since its May 2026 release and marks the Bond franchise's first major video game adaptation since 2013. -
Gaming News Yesterday, 08:46 AM
Atlus has reported record-breaking profit growth for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, as SEGA doubles down on a multiplatform strategy for its flagship titles. The company saw operating profit soar by 92.5% and net profit climb by 74.2%, a surge directly linked to expanding its releases across more platforms and reaching new international audiences. -
Gaming News Yesterday, 02:24 AM
Xbox has publicly stated it will maintain its overall investment in games, even as the company prepares for the largest round of layoffs in its history and several studios face possible closure. This announcement comes at a time of growing skepticism from both industry observers and employees, as the gap between leadership's assurances and the reality on the ground becomes increasingly stark.
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