Last month we learned that CD Projekt Red would soon be putting The Witcher 3 on Battle.net, but it turns out that's not all. Cyberpunk 2077 will soon also be sold through Blizzard's store, and new details about other upcoming collaborations have also been revealed.
Read More »KitGuru Games: Vampire Survivors Legacy of the Bloodmoon is the best DLC yet
Vampire Survivors: Legacy of the Bloodmoon is the most confident DLC Poncle has produced, functioning as a genuine expansion that recaptures the early game’s tension and build variety while introducing a fresh set of characters, weapons and challenges, alongside some of the most creative levels we've seen in Vampire Survivors so far.
Read More »Overwatch introduces new vampire-inspired hero ‘Doctrine’
While Blizzard isn't giving Overwatch a series adaptation just yet, BlizzCon did bring about the return of their excellent character cinematics. A new hero, Doctrine, is coming to the game soon, and the new hero cinematic “Breakout” gives us an early look at the character and their lore.
Read More »Netflix moving ahead with Diablo series, Blizzard has plans for Overwatch too
Blizzard had more than game announcements at BlizzCon this weekend. The company also confirmed that it is partnering with Netflix to produce a Diablo series, with discussions underway for potential adaptations of other Blizzard franchises.
Read More »Blizzard officially announces StarCraft shooter with 3-minute trailer
Blizzard has officially announced its new StarCraft shooter at BlizzCon this weekend. Simply titled STARCRAFT, the game marks the franchise’s long‑awaited return and confirms that the shooter rumours circulating earlier this year were accurate.
Read More »Diablo 5 officially announced in renewed attempt to bring back Diablo 2’s magic formula
Blizzard had a major Diablo presence at BlizzCon this weekend. Not only did we get new details on what’s next for Diablo 4, but Blizzard also confirmed that Diablo 5 is already in development and scheduled to arrive much sooner than expected.
Read More »Blizzard teases The Last Titan and updates WoW roadmap
Blizzard has shared a new roadmap for World of Warcraft: Midnight, outlining the final updates for the expansion and giving us a clearer idea of when to expect the reveal of The Last Titan, the concluding chapter of the Worldsoul Saga.
Read More »Warcraft 3: Reforged gets major free update and new Forsaken Kingdom expansion
Warcraft 3: Reforged is finally getting a major update, including the first new RTS campaign for the Warcraft series in more than twenty years. Blizzard has announced a 3.0 overhaul for Reforged, alongside a brand‑new expansion.
Read More »Blizzard revives Heroes of the Storm with new hero update
We knew to expect the return of StarCraft at BlizzCon this week, but we weren't expecting to see a revival of Heroes of the Storm. Blizzard's MOBA game is officially back, with a new hero joining the roster this month.
Read More »World of Warcraft: Forever announced at BlizzCon
Blizzard has announced World of Warcraft: Forever, a new project developed by the Classic team that revisits the original level‑60 era of WoW. Unlike WoW Classic, which preserves the vanilla experience as it was, Forever introduces new zones, quests and features set within that first year of the game.
Read More »Sony’s split from Kojima explained in new report
We learned earlier this week that Sony had pulled out of PHYSINT, forcing Kojima Productions to find a new publisher and ultimately landing with Xbox. Now, a new report has shed some light on why the relationship between Sony and Kojima broke down.
Read More »IKEA Skyrim mod adds sentient shelf companion to the game
We're 15 years on from the release of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and we are still getting hugely interesting mods. This week, IKEA tried its hand at a Skyrim mod, adding in a new quest that rewards players with a sentient shelving unit, voiced by none other than Matt Berry.
Read More »Exceleram warns RAM shortage is still escalating
Exceleram says the ongoing RAM shortage is far from over, with the company warning that supply constraints, rising DRAM prices and unreliable chip availability are continuing to disrupt the market well into 2026.
Read More »Marvel’s Wolverine is launching to disappointing reviews
Reviews for Marvel’s Wolverine have gone live, and early impressions suggest the long wait hasn’t quite paid off. While the game delivers strong combat and polished cinematics, critics say the overall experience is held back by highly linear design, repetitive encounters and a UI that refuses to let players get lost.
Read More »Switch 2 update finally brings Variable Refresh Rate to Docked Mode
Nintendo has rolled out a new Switch 2 system update, and this one finally unlocks Variable Refresh Rate support while using the console in docked mode. Previously, VRR was limited to the handheld display, despite the Switch 2 supporting 120Hz output.
Read More »Ubisoft is embracing Steam properly and doing away with the Connect launcher
Ubisoft has quietly made one of its biggest PC‑gaming moves in years. Starting with Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, the publisher is testing a new system on Steam that delivers Ubisoft Connect features without forcing players to install or launch the Ubisoft Connect PC launcher at all.
Read More »Nvidia is giving away a custom RTX 5090 and 8 more games join GeForce Now
Nvidia is celebrating the launch of DLSS 5 in NBA 2K27 with a custom RTX 5090 giveaway, alongside a new batch of GeForce Now titles arriving this week. The company has also partnered with Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton for a short feature showing him testing DLSS 5 in action.
Read More »Kojima moves to Xbox after PlayStation tried to cancel new stealth game
Roughly a decade ago, Konami had a very dramatic falling out with Hideo Kojima, the legendary game director behind the Metal Gear Solid series. As a result, Sony garnered some swift PR by helping Kojima start up his new studio and funding his latest IP, Death Stranding. Now, almost another ten years on, Sony has split up from Kojima.
Read More »Control Resonant PC system requirements revealed
Control Resonant is just a couple of weeks away from launch. In preparation, Remedy has now released the game's official PC system requirements, giving options for 1080p, 1440p and 4K, as well as a separate set of hardware recommendations for Ray Tracing and Path Tracing.
Read More »Persona 6 revealed during Nintendo Direct
Just as promised, Nintendo held a second Direct stream today announcing many more games coming to the Switch 2 soon, well beyond Zelda. One of the bigger parts of today's show included back to back trailers for Persona, ending with a teaser for Persona 6. Towards the end of today's …
Read More »Steam leak reveals early achievements for in-development and unannounced games
Valve is dealing with another leak this week. Just days after a decade‑old 12TB Steam depot surfaced online, a separate issue briefly exposed private achievement lists for a wide range of in‑development games, including both unannounced titles and projects still months away from release. According to the owner of achievement‑tracking …
Read More »Sony reveals new PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium games for September
Sony has announced September’s new batch of PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium titles. This month’s update brings a mix of brand‑new releases and recent favourites, including RuneScape: Dragonwilds, a fresh spin‑off set in the long‑running RuneScape universe, and Sniper Elite: Resistance, which arrives on the service just over a year …
Read More »G.Skill expands its AMD Ultra Low Latency DDR5 line-up with new NeoX kits
G.SKILL has introduced a new Trident Z5 Royal NeoX DDR5 series, built for AMD systems and offering EXPO Ultra Low Latency profiles with specifications ranging from DDR5‑6000 CL36 down to DDR5‑6000 CL26.
Read More »Steam Frame appears set to launch this month as reservation system added
Valve appears to be gearing up for the Steam Frame’s launch. After months of leaks pointing to final SteamOS updates and wireless‑linking features being prepared behind the scenes, Valve has now added a reservation system to the Steam Frame’s store page, though you can't reserve one just yet.
Read More »Life is Strange studio ‘Don’t Nod’ is restructuring amid financial crisis
Don’t Nod has struggled to land a major hit throughout the 2020s, and the studio’s financial outlook has continued to worsen. The company now warns that, without significant changes, it could run out of money by 2027.
Read More »Some major publishers are not yet supporting Xbox disc to digital feature
Microsoft’s disc‑to‑digital program launched at the end of August with support for thousands of Xbox One and Xbox Series X titles. However, as players have begun testing the feature, it has become clear that a number of major publishers are not participating yet.
Read More »The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake launches in November
Nintendo held its Zelda Direct today, giving us a fresh look at the Ocarina of Time remake. The new trailer shows off the classic adventure in a completely updated art style and confirms a 5th November release date for Switch 2 consoles.
Read More »Playground confirms Forza Horizon 6 still coming to PS5 this year
Rumours around Forza Horizon 6 have been circulating for a couple of weeks now, with claims that the PS5 version had quietly slipped out of 2026. The idea was that Microsoft’s renewed focus on exclusives had pushed the PlayStation release down the priority list. That never lined up with what Playground had been saying publicly, and now we have direct confirmation that the rumour was simply wrong.
Read More »Steam has reportedly generated over $15B so far in 2026
Steam continues to make absurd amounts of money each year, and 2026 is shaping up to be one of its strongest years yet. As the biggest PC gaming platform, Steam has long been a revenue giant, but the pace of growth is still surprising, with the platform reportedly generating over $15 billion this year alone.
Read More »Sony and Microsoft may be forced to go all‑digital next‑gen as disc drive components disappear
As Sony and Microsoft prepare for next‑gen hardware, it is becoming increasingly unlikely that either company will be able to offer disc drives, even as optional add‑ons, regardless of whether they actually want to. It has come to light that the supply chain for disc drives themselves is going extinct.
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