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Com2uS has introduced a new guild combat feature titled Siege Warfare to its MMORPG, Zeus: God of Arrogance.
IO Interactive has officially confirmed that 007 First Light is scheduled to arrive on the Nintendo Switch 2 on March 18th, 2027. This announcement follows a period of extended development intended to ensure the title meets player expectations for quality.
A recent roundup highlights three lesser-known multiplayer online games, each featuring open-world exploration and distinct gameplay styles for genre enthusiasts.
Yokosuka City has officially opened applications for the fourth cohort of its "Yokosuka e-Sports Scholarship" program. The initiative aims to support high school students aspiring to become professional eSports athletes by providing specialized coaching and assistance with home PC environment setups.
Developer Half Games has announced that a demo for their upcoming title, Half Grip, will be released to coincide with the Steam Next Fest: October 2026 Edition, which begins on October 20.
Denver-based startup Intero Biosystems is developing human intestinal organoids to provide a more human-relevant alternative to traditional animal testing in drug development. Co-founder Madeline Eiken notes that because species differences often cause drug failures, these lab-grown tissues aim to better mimic human biology.
Former Overwatch game director Jeff Kaplan has completely distanced himself from the hero shooter since his departure from Blizzard in April 2021. In a recent interview with GameSpot, Kaplan revealed that he actively avoids all content related to the title, including videos and community discussions.
Xbox is reportedly gauging consumer sentiment regarding a potential shift back to console exclusivity for its first-party titles. According to a survey highlighted by Windows Central, the company is exploring how fans might react if all future releases, excluding Call of Duty, were restricted to Xbox consoles and PC.
Xbox is reportedly gauging player sentiment regarding a potential shift back to full console exclusivity for its internal gaming franchises. According to a survey first identified by Windows Central, the company is exploring how fans might react if future titles were restricted solely to Xbox consoles and PC, with the notable exception of Call of Duty.
The official X account for the action game Cult of the Lamb has signaled potential legal action against Compass Games. This follows the October 7 release of a slot machine title titled Cursed Sheep, which allegedly features unauthorized character designs.
PC Gamer reviewer reports that Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, developed by Evil Empire, provides an enjoyable experience that improves as players progress toward Dracula's Castle. Despite the studio's pedigree, the author notes the game is not the definitive success expected, citing technical hurdles and inconsistent design choices.
Microsoft is currently exploring the possibility of making major franchises, including Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, and Minecraft, exclusive to its own platforms. This potential shift in strategy is being evaluated through a survey distributed to a subset of Xbox users participating in the Insider Program.