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Rockstar Games has officially confirmed that future titles will not require the lengthy development period associated with Grand Theft Auto VI. Following a development cycle that spanned eight years, the studio aims to streamline its production process for upcoming projects.
A demo for the roguelike action game Gotcha! Survivor is now available on Steam. The project is produced and supervised by game streamer FB777, developed by creator Bestman, and published by Unite. A full release is currently scheduled for later this year.
Line Games has announced the upcoming release of a new 2.0 demo for its PC visual novel, Come to My Party. Developed by Yoonsimsang, the game is set in a 1999 South Korean elementary school and follows a girl named Jimin as she organizes her first birthday party while navigating relationships with classmates.
NCSoft announced that its MMORPG Lineage 2 will receive the BASIC update on October 28. This content release focuses on nostalgia and cooperative gameplay experiences for the player base.
Epic Games Store has unveiled a new launcher version designed to compete with Steam. The company claims this update offers significantly improved responsiveness and speed compared to its current iteration and the rival platform.
On October 15, Nintendo launched the paid expansion pass for the Nintendo Switch 2 role-playing game Fire Emblem: Banshi Senko. The content is priced at 4,400 yen and follows the base game's release on September 17.
Cosmos Entertainment has expanded its MMORPG Online Samgukji 2 by adding a new region called Cheongeum Village to the Cheongeum server. This update introduces a forge managed by the legendary Cheongeum Artisan, designed to enhance equipment growth and character development.
Pangea Game Studios has officially released the sandbox construction game Cozy Builder on Steam and indie.io. Set within the earthquake-damaged Cozy Vineyard Valley, the title tasks players with restoring ruined homes to revitalize the region.
Nintendo announced and released the expansion pass for Fire Emblem: Banshi Senkou on October 15. This title, which launched on September 17, follows the lineage of Three Houses and tasks players with altering the fates of four warriors during the Dagusion Grand Gladiatorial Festival to prevent a world-ending resurrection.
Nintendo has officially unveiled the Expansion Pass for Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, which will feature three distinct waves of downloadable content. This announcement follows previous ESRB ratings that indicated the presence of in-game purchases for the title.
Supercell's mobile title Brawl Stars is launching a second collaboration with Kellogg's. This initiative follows the positive reception of their initial 2024 partnership, where limited edition packs sold out rapidly across major retailers and online platforms.
Epic Games has officially launched a preview version of its redesigned Epic Games Launcher on October 14. This update aims to improve the user interface and overall responsiveness of the platform, which serves as a digital storefront for PC and mobile users.