Sony has spent years trying to force new live‑service games into its first‑party lineup, leading to short‑lived projects like Concord and cancelled multiplayer spin‑offs for God of War and The Last of Us. Now, Sony finally appears to be turning its multiplayer efforts toward a franchise that actually makes sense - Killzone.
Read More »Capcom has yet another hit on its hands with Onimusha: Way of the Sword
Capcom already had a great year thanks to the launch of Resident Evil Requiem, which has continued to sell strongly since its February release. However, Capcom also had two riskier projects coming out this year, a brand-new IP in Pragmata, and a revival of the long-dormant Onimusha series. Both of those risks appear to have paid off.
Read More »Sega cancelled ‘Super Game’ project due to ‘risky’ live service model
Sega’s long‑running ‘Super Game’ project has been quietly cancelled, but now we’re starting to get a clearer picture of why the publisher decided to walk away from it. Essentially - live service games cost too much to make
Read More »Blizzard teasing StarCraft updates ahead of BlizzCon
Recent weeks have seen rumours swirling around a StarCraft revival. Now, Blizzard itself appears to be teasing something new for the game ahead of BlizzCon.
Read More »CyberPowerPC to power Fnatic events and bootcamps throughout 2026
CyberPowerPC UK has announced a new partnership with Fnatic, becoming the organisation’s official hardware partner and supplying high‑end PCs for use at Fnatic’s London headquarters.
Read More »Crimson Desert gets its first story DLC next month
After a few months of teasing, Pearl Abyss has revealed the very first story DLC for Crimson Desert. The new expansion, Charting the Unknown, will launch in October, offering players new regions to explore on the high-seas.
Read More »Nintendo announces new Switch 2 game showcases
Nintendo typically holds a Direct showcase every September, and this year will be no different. Nintendo has announced plans for back-to-back Direct streams next week, one focused on Zelda, and another for everything else.
Read More »Modders quickly remove Blood of Dawnwalker’s built-in time limits
The Blood of Dawnwalker is out and while most are enjoying their time with it, not everyone is on board with the way time works in that game. Fortunately for those of us on PC, there is a mod that removes it entirely if you'd rather enjoy your playthrough without a doom timer ticking down.
Read More »Witcher Remake on hold for new Witcher 3 expansion and The Witcher 4
CD Projekt has provided an update on the status of The Witcher Remake, confirming that development has been folded into work on The Witcher 4 for the time being.
Read More »Final Fantasy 7 Revelation will get two story expansions
We've already seen a lot of Final Fantasy 7 Revelation at Summer Game Fest in June and Gamescom in August. Somehow, Square Enix had even more to show at State of Play this week, including confirmation of two story DLCs for the game. Aside from a new look at gameplay …
Read More »Ghost of Yotei gets new ‘Most Wanted’ mode and single-player expansion
Ghost of Yotei is getting surprise DLC. During a State of Play stream earlier today, Sucker Punch shared a first look at Most Wanted, a new game mode for Ghost of Yotei, allowing fans to play is multiple other characters, including Jin Sakai from the first game.
Read More »Nvidia to acquire Hugging Face for $12.9B
Nvidia is making another major acquisition. This week, the company announced plans to acquire the Hugging Face platform, which has gone on to be used by millions of AI projects around the world.
Read More »Fritz! announces updated Wi‑Fi 7 lineup at IFA 2026
Fritz! returned to IFA this year with a major refresh of its router lineup. Alongside a redesigned flagship model, the company is expanding its fiber, 5G and Wi‑Fi 7 offerings, while also rolling out new smart home devices and a substantial FRITZ!OS update.
Read More »Nexon is reportedly working on a StarCraft game
Back in February, a rumour popped up claiming that Nexon was working on a licensed StarCraft game. At the time, a report claimed that the game had begun development in 2025, following a licensing agreement with Blizzard. Now, a very similar rumour has popped up again months later.
Read More »No Rest for the Wicked 1.0 launch delayed
We are just two months removed from the announcement that No Rest for the Wicked would reach V1.0 this year and end its period of early access development. Since then, plans have changed, with the game being delayed another six months.
Read More »The Blood of Dawnwalker launches to strong reviews
The Blood of Dawnwalker officially launches today and it will be coming out to strong praise from critics. The game is launching to a wave of high review scores, as early players point out its strong story, unique structure and combat.
Read More »Game Pass gets more Call of Duty but loses Cyberpunk 2077
The next wave of Xbox Game Pass titles has been announced. This month, we will see Black Ops Cold War added, continuing the slow roll out of older COD titles to Game Pass.
Read More »DLSS 5 launches this week starting with NBA 2K27
Nvidia is now launching DLSS 5 officially, with support coming to NBA 2K27 starting on September 3rd. For now, NBA 2K27 will be the only officially supported game, but we should see a ramp up of supported games in the coming months.
Read More »Fable will have around 20-hours of main story according to game director
Playground Games has shared plenty of new Fable gameplay this summer, and now we’re starting to get a clearer picture of how long the studio’s first RPG will actually be. According to the developers, players can expect a reasonably sized adventure rather than a massive, hundred‑hour epic.
Read More »EA confirms Iron Man trailer leak was real
EA Motive has been quietly working away on its Iron Man game for years now, but very little about the game has been announced so far. It would appear that the project is alive and well though, as a trailer leaked online over the weekend, giving fans their first real …
Read More »State of Play returns this week with new PS5 announcements
Sony has announced that State of Play will return this week, and this time the company is airing two broadcasts back‑to‑back, offering updates from PlayStation Studios alongside a dedicated showcase for Japanese and Asian developers. State of Play is Sony’s regular broadcast for new trailers and announcements heading to PlayStation …
Read More »Watercool launches new Heatkiller V Ultra and Pro CPU blocks
Watercool is expanding its HEATKILLER lineup with two new CPU blocks for AM4 and AM5, the HEATKILLER V Ultra and the HEATKILLER V Pro. Both models introduce a redesigned fin layout and updated baseplate structure aimed at improving contact and flow on modern Ryzen processors.
Read More »Massive Steam leak sees 12TB of developer files released online
A major Valve leak has surfaced this week, exposing around 12TB of Steam depot data from 2003 to 2013. The archive reportedly includes unreleased prototypes, early builds of Valve titles and even third‑party content uploaded to Steam during that era.
Read More »G.Skill launches new Flare X5X DDR5 memory with EXPO Ultra Low Latency
G.SKILL has introduced a new Flare X5X DDR5 memory series, launching initially with a DDR5‑6000 CL36 32GB (2x16GB) kit designed for AMD systems. The Flare X5X line adds support for AMD’s new EXPO Ultra Low Latency (ULL) profile, which uses additional sub‑timing adjustments to improve latency at the same memory speed.
Read More »KitGuru Games: Twisted Tower Review
Twisted Tower arrives as a small‑scale indie shooter with a striking art direction and a £10 price tag, offering a five‑hour campaign and a New Game+ mode that opens previously restricted rooms for a second run. It’s an ambitious project for a two‑person team, and while there are flashes of …
Read More »CD Projekt Red hired modders to help make The Witcher 3 Remastered
Back when CD Projekt Red upgraded The Witcher 3 for next-gen consoles, it paid a bunch of modders for their work in order to implement their creations into the official game. Now, it appears that CD Projekt Red has gone a step further for The Witcher 3 Remastered, hiring the …
Read More »New Fable gameplay shows off PC Ultra graphics
Alongside Gamescom, Playground Games has released a new 13‑minute gameplay clip for Fable. While the previous showcase focused on a small village and side content out in the open world, this latest footage gives us our first proper look at Bowerstone, the capital city of Albion.
Read More »DLSS 5 has leaked, giving modders free reign to test it in games
DLSS 5 has leaked in a very unexpected way, through a random .dll file bundled with the early access version of NBA 2K27. Nvidia first announced DLSS 5 earlier this year, pitching Neural Rendering as the next major step for its AI‑powered graphics tech. Now, thanks to this leak, PC players are getting their first look at how the technology behaves in real games.
Read More »Xbox 360 JRPG classic Blue Dragon gets unofficial PC port
We’ve seen a wave of unofficial PC ports for older console exclusives recently. Gears of War 2 was recompiled for PC earlier this month, giving fans a way to play the game natively for the first time. Now, another Xbox 360 favourite has joined the list, with one fan creating …
Read More »The Witcher 3 Remastered gets updated PC system requirements
The Witcher 3 Remastered is coming out in September, bringing overhauled graphics, new visual effects, Path Tracing and more. Due to the overhaul, the new version will have a different set of PC system requirements compared to the 2015 release.
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