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Final Fantasy 14 Mobile — The mobile version of Final Fantasy 14 is being cancelled before its global launch, with Chinese servers shutting down. The main FF14 continues with the Evercold expansion, but the mobile project failed to gain traction.

StarCraft 2 — Blizzard shocked the StarCraft 2 community with a radical Terran buff after 16 years, reducing the Command Center cost from 400 to 300 minerals. Experts call it the biggest shift since Legacy of the Void, and players are outraged, suspecting the change makes other early-game tactics obsolete.

Arknights: Endfield — Patch 1.4 "Homecoming" arrived on July 16, adding story quests, two new zones, personal gear, gas tech, two new characters (Arcane & Liino), and a seasonal mode.

The Elder Scrolls 6 — Todd Howard is actively working on the game, which already has a playable build being tested. Bethesda switched to Creation Engine 3, but massive Xbox layoffs have raised concerns about quality.

Battlefield 6 — Naval combat returns in Season 4 "REDSEC" starting July 21, featuring the new map Tsuru Reef and a Naval Warfare mode. Update 1.4.1.0 brings hundreds of fixes.

Norland — The colony sim received an Event Director system that dynamically manages events, with over 60 possible events per in-game day. The update also revamped politics, balance, and prices.

Gallipoli — The historical WWI shooter launches August 20 with crossplay, revamped movement, and tactical dust clouds. It includes medic and machine-gunner roles and full cross-platform support.

Fallout 76 — A massive autumn update is on the public PTS, revamping the legendary system with tweaked prices, more Scrip from dismantling, and reduced Legendary Module weight. New seasonal events and challenges are also coming.

Skyrim — Skyrim has sold 65 million copies, tying with The Witcher 3. Todd Howard confirmed the milestone, placing both in the top 10 best-selling games ever.

Marathon — Game director Joseph Ziegler has left the project, with veteran designer Del Chafe III taking over. The game's concept remains unchanged despite the departure and recent layoffs.

Mahou Arms — After six years in Early Access, the anime slash 'em up finally leaves on July 27, 2026. The 1.0 update adds three story chapters, new boss fights, drone racing, cyber-hacking, and full Russian localization.

Vaultbreakers — The isometric extraction shooter is testing PvE and Russian localization for the first time from July 22-26. Two co-op modes are available, with PvP postponed.

Assassin's Creed Shadows — The game has been cracked by hacker voices38 using classic methods, despite rumors of abandonment due to tough DRM. Players can now access the full game for free until a patch.

Mistfall Hunter — The Gylden Rush event returns with real prizes, including a gaming PC (Intel Ultra 9, 64GB RAM, RTX 5080), a Razer Basilisk V3 Pro mouse, and an exclusive badge.

SAND: Raiders of Sophie — Developers answered community questions, revealing an anti-cheat overhaul, Trampler capture return, smarter matchmaking, and no forced wipes. Female characters are still in progress.

Dark and Darker — Season 10 launched with a full wipe and nearly 40 new abilities, including new magic, artifacts, a parry system, and class reworks. The first two weeks are Solo Self Found.

The Midnight Walkers — The extraction shooter is losing players and being reworked into a PvE action game with solo and co-op support, as maintaining live servers became impossible.

Moss: The Forgotten Relic — The complete Quill saga is now available in one game on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch. It bundles both award-winning chapters.

Wuthering Waves: Elysium — Kuro Games announced an animated series and a new animation division, aiming to expand the franchise into a global media franchise.

Active Matter — Respawns are being reworked so that secure containers don't vanish instantly, and teammates can revive you with all loot. Portable respawn beacons and rented kits are also coming.

ARC Raiders — Fans are baffled that ARC Raiders refuses to add a PvE mode, despite almost every other extraction shooter doing so. Embark Studios remains committed to hardcore PvP.

Hellraiser: Revival — New details reveal two new factions: the Scarlet Church fanatics and the Unworthy. The game launches October 8 with earthly weapons and Lament Configuration powers.

Deceive Inc — The game survives with community-run servers after Sweet Bandits' shutdown. A new team rebuilt the backend for player-hosted dedicated servers.

Dragonkin: The Banished — Endgame content sends hunters to Purgatory for Ravenous Weapons, accessible only once after the story. Inside, three islands with waves of enemies and deadly curses await.

Solo Leveling: ARISE — The Shadow Era update introduces Shadow Monarch without gacha, new transformation mechanics, and a rotational challenge mode. New heroine Chung Ye-rim is also added.

Jennifer English — The actress, known for Shadowheart in Baldur's Gate 3, has dropped out of Tides of Annihilation due to personal health reasons.

Soulmask — A massive building overhaul next week simplifies construction with a Building Mode that allows instant building if resources are available. Old methods remain.

Cozy Marbles — The cozy marble track builder launches August 20, featuring spiral, trampoline, loop, and anti-gravity tracks. It includes racing mode and Twitch integration.

God of War: Laufey — Actress Deborah Ann Woll responded to haters, saying she's confident in the project's quality and unaffected by criticism. The game will get a physical release.

ARTIUS: Pure Imagination — The colorful platformer launches in early 2027, following four creators restoring inspiration. A demo is available on Steam with Russian text.

Wildgate — The game celebrates its first anniversary but will receive only minor fixes going forward. Freebies and gameplay updates are coming July 22.

Roman Sands RE: Build — The surreal visual novel horror launches September 16, with a protagonist at a resort before a sudden shift to an abandoned lab. A demo is available.

Call of Duty Movie — The director revealed a link to Modern Warfare at Fanatics Fest, shedding light on the project after nearly a year of silence.

Vision Quench — The co-op shooter launches in Q1 2027, with four players climbing a tower in search of the "Raffle Code". Features include procedural worlds and proximity voice chat.

Steam Machine — Valve stated the Steam Machine won't get cheaper soon due to memory crisis and AI demand. The device starts at $1,049, but Valve emphasizes its role in promoting SteamOS.

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Space Beast Terror Fright (Steam) — You play as a Marine in a procedurally generated spacecraft infested with Beasts. Retrieve DataCores, overload the reactor, and reach the Airlock within 90 seconds. Smart door management is key. Details

Ukrainian localization for Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power — The third chapter of the beloved series now speaks Ukrainian, a pure win for fans. Details

Daisy Car Heavy Armored Vehicle MOC set — Build your own armored ride with this building block set including figures and bricks. Details

Home Design 3D (Steam) — Update adds dormer windows and 600+ new textures, plus VR export. Draw floor plans, customize, and explore in real-time 3D. Details

Supermarket Together (Steam) — Run a supermarket with up to 16 players or solo. Unlock franchises, manage over 300 products, and handle cleaning and shoplifters. Details

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Neverness to Everness — The open-world city RPG launched April 29 and has earned $200 million in just a couple months, with PC and Android as the biggest earners. Despite global success, the publisher is still in the red due to heavy pre-launch marketing costs.

Grim Trials — This heavy-metal action roguelike launches August 20, 2026 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and Switch 2. You play as Aveline, a Death Reaper hunting corrupted souls in an underworld built from her own memories, with craftable and upgradeable weapons.

Hela: of Mice and Magic — The cozy adventure about a witch and her mouse familiars has hit one million wishlists ahead of its Q4 2026 launch. It features co-op, hand-crafted environments inspired by Northern Sweden, and a dynamic soundtrack.

Path of Exile: Settlers of Kalguur — The new hardcore league arrives July 25 with underwater heists, a revamped Abyss, and a new craft system. Socket colors no longer block gems, caster staves are buffed, and spells get archetype splits.

MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls — An open beta runs from July 24 to 27 on PC and PS5 with 15 characters and 6 arenas. No sign-ups or PS Plus required, just download and play.

Ex-Blue Archive devs — The team behind Astrae Oratio will open closed beta sign-ups in August for this tactical JRPG. The visual style comes from ex-Blue Archive artists, promising a stunning retro-anime look.

Emberville — The voice cast includes Doug Cockle, Abubakar Salim, Jennifer English, and many more from The Witcher, Assassin's Creed, Baldur's Gate III, and Final Fantasy. Early Access launches on PC via Steam.

PoE — The new expansion "Kalguur" league sends players underwater with corsair captain Valarie, featuring a Voyage system, Allflame Embers crafting, and a Scion rework. Socket colour restrictions are removed.

India — Tara Gaming announced The Age of Bhaarat, aiming to make India a new industry driver with national identity and lower AAA production costs. They plan quality content at a fair price using affordable talent and AI.

Mythic items — Diablo 4 devs removed the equip limit on Mythic items, allowing free mixing of legendary gear. Drop rates from the Corrupted Reaper are boosted, and more rewards are coming to caches.

unidentified Bangboo — An unidentified Bangboo appeared on Sixth Street in Zenless Zone Zero, sparking speculation about a collaboration with Honkai: Star Rail. Fans are betting on characters like Sparkle.

God of War — The TV series lead Ryan Hurst tore his bicep on set, causing production delays and reshoots. Filming resumes in October, and a new Kratos actor will be announced.

Warframe — Boss Rebecca Ford says live-service games must be good or die, citing Destiny 2's fall. Digital Extremes runs on trust with veteran management, but investors have the final say.

GTA 6 — The hacker who leaked GTA 6 files was moved from a psych ward to regular prison. He hasn't renounced hacking, and his hearing is in November, around the game's release.

Torchlight: Infinite — The Afterlight season brings ghost hunts, rare rewards, and new bosses. Selena gets a new trait, and a timed Divine Ascent mode is added.

Develop:Star Awards 2026 — Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 won Best Game, Best Narrative, and Best Sound at the awards, beating Ghost of Yotei and Death Stranding 2. The indie RPG proved bold games can compete with blockbusters.

A Game About Chopping Trees — This chill lumberjack sim is out now on Steam with infinite forests, upgradeable axes, and no timers. Solo or co-op play is available.

smell — Capcom partnered with Code Meee to release a perfume line inspired by Street Fighter 6 characters Ingrid, Ed, and Juri. The set costs 6850 yen.

Assassin's Creed Hexe — Leaks reveal a female protagonist named Anika set in witch trials in Nuremberg and Würzburg. The game is a linear adventure with improved parkour and a horror system, expected summer 2027.

WARDOGS — The shooter targets stable 60 FPS with a "Potato Mode" for older hardware and an "Overkill" preset for RTX 40-series cards. Netcode and hit registration are top priority, with a kill cam for learning.

Castlevania: Belmont's Curse — Journalists praised the game after a 3-hour preview, calling combat similar to Dead Cells. It releases October 15 on PC, PS5, Xbox, and Switch with Russian text.

Destiny 2 — After support ended, players found the "Last Wish" raid can be soloed, allowing farming of ultra-rare loot. The publisher won't fix it, so it remains a freebie.

GTA 6 — First-day pre-order hype was debunked, but first-week numbers hit $260 million globally. Analysts predict $3-5 billion by launch.

Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty — The Russian dub from GamesVoice raised 2.5 million RUB, with recording in full swing. Release speed depends on funding.

Crimson Desert — Pearl Abyss' BlackSpace Engine won "Best Technical Innovation" at Develop:Star Awards, beating DOOM and Death Stranding 2. The engine enables a seamless open world.

Final Fantasy Resonance: Deluxe & Collector's Edition bonuses revealed — Square Enix revealed bonuses for the editions, including in-game goodies.

Kratos — The actor playing Kratos in the God of War show was fired after an on-set incident, causing production delays.

1500 V-Bucks — New summer Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy skins in Fortnite cost 1500 V-Bucks each and are available until July 30. The community is buzzing about the bold designs.

Final Fantasy XIV Mobile — The mobile version is shutting down before global release, with servers offline September 30. Poor performance and industry crisis are blamed.

Marathon — Official PvE mode Vault Breaker starts July 21, a roguelite raid with increasing difficulty. Rewards unlock gear for other activities, test runs until August 4.

For PC only — A mod for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth adds screen-space ray tracing, improving lighting and shadows on grass, foliage, and hair.

Mistfall Hunter — The game launches July 30 at $24.99 standard, with a 10% launch discount for two weeks. Deluxe edition costs $39.99.

Star Trek: Voyager, Across the Unknown — Patch 1.8 adds 7 events and an Expansion Pass with 4 DLCs. The first DLC, Delta Chronicles, is out now with new missions and ships.

Todd Howard — Bethesda's roadmap includes remasters of Fallout 3 and New Vegas, Fallout 5, and an Obsidian collab, but priority is The Elder Scrolls VI. Fallout 4 sold 35 million copies.

July 30, 2026 — Dead by Daylight will block outdated drivers and software from launching the game after July 30. Affected software includes RGB utilities and overclocking tools.

Version 3.1 "Long Goodbye" — Zenless Zone Zero's 2nd anniversary update adds new S-rank agents, reruns, and a permanent mode "Enigma Lab". It's packed with content.

Virtua Fighter Crossroads — SEGA released a new trailer focusing on 1v1 Versus mode, with crisp graphics. The game is developed by the Yakuza team and releases in 2027.

Paralives patch 0.1.6 is out: no more wrinkled kids or NPCs proposing to themselves — The patch adds paid leave, bench animations, mirrors, and a personality system. Bugs fixed, but time slowdown after ~70 days is being addressed.

Todd Howard — Bethesda's roadmap after Xbox layoffs includes Fallout 5, TES VI, and two remasters, focusing on reviving Fallout and delivering TES VI.

Fallout 5 — Bethesda confirmed Fallout 5, remasters of Fallout 3 & New Vegas, and more. Skyrim sold 65 million copies, and modders earned over $10M via Creation Club.

Xbox didn't gut id Software — Studio head Hugo Martin insists id Tech is alive, with headcount matching DOOM 2016 levels. He called DOOM: The Dark Ages a commercial success.

Mortal Shell 2 — Physical pre-orders sold out in 8 days, highlighting demand for discs. Publisher Playstack admits they underestimated demand, and no restocks are expected.

Star Wars — PowerWash Simulator 2's Star Wars DLC lets you clean Tatooine and Hoth with water sabers. It includes six levels, a storyline, and 10 achievements.

Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced — The remake sold over 3 million copies in its first week, becoming the most-played AC game on Steam. A New Game+ mode is planned.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced — Sales reached 3 million copies, with a Mostly Positive rating on Steam. Devs confirmed New Game+ mode.

RESONANCE: A Plague Tale Legacy — A collector's edition with a figurine and steelbook is revealed. The prequel launches August 27, 2026, exploring Sofia's past.

Marvel's Wolverine — A cinematic trailer shows Lady Deathstrike and Sabretooth, and the game will come on physical discs.

Shadowrun — The Harebrained studio released a story trailer for GRAFT, a space horror-RPG where you graft enemy limbs. It explores the Ship of Theseus paradox.

Game of Thrones: War for Westeros — The RTS is delayed to early 2027 for polish. Four factions with unique heroes, battles at iconic locations, and Russian subtitles confirmed.

July 28 — Roblox's AI tool Build lets you create game worlds from text prompts on mobile. Testing begins July 28 for verified users 9+ in New Zealand.

Moss: The Forgotten Relic — The remaster of the VR puzzle adventure is out on non-VR platforms, with all original content and DLC. Available on PC, PS5, Xbox Series, Switch & Switch 2.

Game of Thrones: War for Westeros — Delayed to early 2027, the RTS features four factions and maps from the Wall to King's Landing. George R.R. Martin would approve.

ZERO PARADES — ZA/UM is cutting staff after ZERO PARADES flopped financially despite positive reviews. PC-only for now, PS5 version promised by year-end.

Crystalfall — Servers are shut down, making the game fully offline. Real-money microtransactions are gone, and the studio hints at future projects in the same universe.

MARVEL Tokon: Fighting Souls — Open beta starts July 24 with 15 characters and 6 arenas. Full launch on PS5 and PC is August 6.

The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante — The text-based RPG is free on Steam until July 23. The giveaway celebrates the sequel launching July 20.

Marathon — Game director Joe Ziegler is leaving Bungie, with new leads taking over. PvE test mode Vault Breaker runs July 21 to August 4.

Clockwork Revolution — Companion Prentice won't spam hints, says Brian Fargo. The RPG launches in 2027 on PC, Xbox Series, and Game Pass.

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Echo Generation: Midnight Edition — Free on Epic Games Store. A turn-based adventure with a spooky twist.

Goblin Quest II Sellsword Saga: Journey — 80% off. A humorous RPG adventure.

Backrooms Bodycam 3 — 75% off. A horror game set in the Backrooms.

Safety First! — 67% off. A chaotic co-op game.

Loot Stack - Relics Hunter — 66% off. A puzzle game about stacking loot.

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Motorama — Step back into the 1950s and experience street racing inspired by classic films. Compete across eight race modes on five themed areas, customize your car, and become the King of the Road. Details

Naruto: Shippuden Anime Heroes — Nintendo dropped new gameplay footage showing impressive animations and special effects. The fighter looks sick. Details

Invisible HUD (Deus Ex: Invisible War mod) — This mod disables almost the entire interface for pure immersion. Just the game, no distractions. Details

Going Deep — A military team investigates a desolate city after strange disasters. Fight monsters, craft weapons, and uncover the story through found letters and diaries. Details

PARACHUTER — A strategic turn-based shooter with gravity control. Survive as prey in a godly game using limited moves and a gravity manipulator. Details

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Depth of Field — Infinity Ward urges players to keep Depth of Field on in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, arguing it enhances immersion despite the common instinct to disable blur effects.

Arknights: Endfield — Korean players spotted what they consider offensive gestures in character animations, leading Studio Hypergryph to issue an official apology on Naver. The controversy revolves around a pinch gesture that has been a recurring trigger.

Criterion Games — The studio turned 30 and rebranded as Criterion: A Battlefield Studio, dashing hopes for a Burnout revival. However, an executive producer hinted that a Need for Speed return is possible in the future.

Salt and Soil — Sergey Orlovsky announced a strategy game built entirely with generative AI, created by a single developer in six months. It is a minimalist roguelite family colony sim set on the American frontier from 1609 to 1900.

The DuskBloods — Registration is open for closed beta testing of the multiplayer mode, running August 21-23 on Nintendo Switch. Up to eight players can participate, and a Nintendo Switch Online subscription is required.

Arknights: Endfield — The game received a massive Homecoming update with new regions, operators, and freebies. The main story advances to Chapter II Process VII, and limited-time events offer special banner passes.

DOOM — The 1993 shooter was recognized as a major American cultural treasure by The Washington Post for the US's 250th anniversary, beating out even The Simpsons. The game was released for free in December 1993 and ended up on more computers than Windows 95.

Valve — Valve released the 2027 sale schedule, including two seasonal price cuts and themed festivals through July. Highlights include Spring Sale, Summer Sale, and various genre-specific festivals.

Beast of Reincarnation — GameSpot showed 1.5 hours of gameplay from this action-RPG by Game Freak and Fictions, launching August 4, 2026. Set in post-apocalyptic Japan, it features hybrid turn-based/real-time combat.

Path of Exile — Grinding Gear Games launched a Twitch Drops campaign offering the Abyssal Soul Shatter Rare Finisher Effect for watching 45 minutes of any eligible stream. The cosmetic works in both PoE and PoE 2.

Langrisser: Sea of Sword — BlackJack Studio announced a tactical RPG for PC and mobile with music by Octopath Traveler's composer. Set on a foggy continent, the story follows a Nameless hero searching for lost memories.

Caliber — A massive update brings the legendary MK 18 assault rifle in the new battle pass, along with a marathon for a Sniper skin, double rewards event, and revamped clan season. Weapon assignments now let players unlock modules directly.

NOIR BLOOM — A demo is out for this 2D brawler with Katana ZERO vibes, where players plan every move. The hero dons the White Ghost mask to rescue a girl in an Asian metropolis, with release planned for 2027 on PC.

Microsoft layoffs — Layoffs hit ZeniMax Online Studios' top brass, including studio head Joseph Burba and TES Online executive producer Susan Kath. 213 people were cut, but the community manager promises great content and an updated roadmap.

Aretha — Japan launched a crowdfunding campaign to revive the classic 90s JRPG series. If 30 million yen is raised, ports of the first three games will be released for Nintendo Switch and other platforms.

Crimson Desert — Patch 1.14.00 brings cross-save to all platforms except Mac, allowing players to link accounts and continue progress across devices.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced — A New Game+ mode is in development, confirmed by the game director. The mode is a priority but no timeline has been given.

Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves — SNK confirmed that new fighters will be added every month in 2026 as part of Season 3, expanding the roster by 12 characters. The game is available on PC, PS4, PS5, and Xbox Series.

Perfect World — The game turned 18 with a massive update including a new region, easier tier-9 gear grind, and class balance tweaks. A live event in Moscow attracted over 500 players.

PowerWash Simulator 2 — A Star Wars DLC adds Tatooine and Hoth levels, new droids, and Star Wars-themed skins. Free update 1.3 also adds a new level and bug fixes.

Battlestar Galactica: Scattered Hopes — Update 1.1.0 adds a photo mode, experimental fast-paced battles, and many fixes. The final fight is more epic, and Easy mode got easier.

OBAKEIDORO 2 — The cute asymmetrical horror launches August 6 on Switch and Switch 2, featuring 8-player matches with humans vs monsters. Pre-orders are open.

The Legend of Zelda — The franchise teams up with Hasbro ahead of the Ocarina of Time remake, hinting at an announcement soon.

Overwatch — The Stadium mode is being shelved due to low player interest, with only 3% of daily players engaging. Meanwhile, experimental 6v6 queue options are being tested.

Ground Branch — The tactical shooter left early access with version 1.0, featuring a new Operations storyline system, improved AI, and Extraction missions. More campaign chapters are planned.

Machine Party — A grim party game from the Buckshot Roulette developer launches July 30, blending Mario Party with SAW. It supports 2-4 players in co-op with brutal mini-games.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 — The game won Game of the Year at the Develop:Star Awards 2026, taking home three trophies. Death Stranding 2 and Blue Prince each won one award.

GTA VI — Analysts report the strongest pre-order launch in industry history, with an estimated $260 million in the first week globally. The game could gross $4.5 billion and sell 51 million copies by the end of its first week.

Hearthstone — Guildrun, a solo auto-battler from ex-Hearthstone devs, launches in late 2026 on Steam. A demo is available with 25 heroes and over 300 relics.

Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival — New gameplay footage shows the Cenobites and protagonist Aidan Lynch fighting cultists. The game releases October 8 on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series.

EA Advertising — EA's VP of ad sales says in-game ads should be planned from day one of development. EA launched its own advertising platform built into Frostbite for 3D banners.

Roblox — Starting September 24, Plus subscribers can only have one free private server per game. Extra paid spaces will expire unless manually paid.

Capy Castaway — A capybara-and-crow adventure launches August 6, where players solve puzzles and help locals on a mysterious island. No Russian localization.

Nintendo — Nintendo revealed new Joy-Con internals with a replaceable battery, complying with an EU law requiring easy battery replacement from 2027.

Hela: of Mice & Magic — A 3D adventure starring a mouse launches in late 2026, inspired by Nordic folklore. It supports solo and co-op play on multiple platforms.

Emberville — The action-RPG enters Early Access on October 27, featuring dynamic combat, class-switching, and town-building. Player choices shape the city's fate.

Pro Jank Footy — An arcade Australian footy brawler with over 150 power-ups launches August 12. It includes local and online multiplayer with chaotic modifiers.

Marvel's Wolverine — A new trailer shows Logan in Madripoor, Canadian wilderness, and Tokyo, facing Mystique and Red Omega. The game launches September 15 on PlayStation 5.

Kill Block — Infinity Ward teased a new mode for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, a procedurally generated arena with hundreds of combos. It launches October 23.

Mortal Shell II — Physical editions are sold out before release, with reprints unlikely before August 20. The Revered Edition includes a steelbook and artbook.

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KeepUp Survival — Free on Epic Games Store. Also discounted: Echo Generation: Midnight Edition, Umm Oyoun, Trine 2: Complete Story, Bookbound, BlazeRush.

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Gordian Quest — A deckbuilding RPG with roguelite elements and turn-based combat, inspired by old-school classics. Lead heroes to save a fallen world from a sinister curse. Details

Bounty Bay Online Alternative Soundtrack — A mod that adds more vibes to the game, freely shareable. Details

Back to Bed — An atmospheric isometric puzzle game set in a surreal dreamscape. Guide Bob, a narcoleptic sleepwalker, back to bed by manipulating the world. Details

My Soul Forever — A 2D puzzle game about a knight who controls his ghost spirit. Descend into a dungeon, avoid obstacles, and solve puzzles using dual character control. Details

Top news

• Battlefield 6 — Battlefield 6 is finally bringing back the franchise's most legendary map, featuring infantry, tanks, jets, and clusters of players in one meat grinder. Fans are eagerly guessing which fan-favorite map is returning.
• Gears of War: E-Day — Gears of War: E-Day launches with DLSS 4.5 and up to 6x frame generation on day one, thanks to a major tech partnership with NVIDIA. Built on Unreal Engine 5.8, the prequel promises steady 60 FPS with hardware RT on Xbox Series, while PC players can expect breakthrough visuals and performance.
• Path of Exile — Path of Exile overhauls the Relicarian, the Noblewoman's second Ascendancy, in the Forbidden Flame league. Devs confirmed its abilities will shift with each league, and version 3.29 will be the first proof of this concept, offering a full swap of available skills instead of simple balance tweaks.
• Apex Legends — Apex Legends just went full Night City with the Cyberpunk 2077 crossover now live. The new E-District map, cyberware mods, cyberpsychosis, and the iconic Skippy are all included. Legends can use Sandevistan for dashes and Blackwall Breach for EMP blasts, but overdoing mods triggers cyberpsychosis, making them super fast and deadly in melee but unable to use guns or abilities.
• The Sims 4 — The Sims 4 is finally getting auto-save and a major performance boost on July 21. The huge base game update includes auto-save and Memory Boost technology to improve performance, speed up loads, and reduce lag for big households. Auto-save works in the background after travel, on a timer, or during important events, and players can tweak it or just get reminders.
• Expeditions: Samurai — Expeditions: Samurai hits August 7th, but fans are upset because it's made by a different studio, not the original team. The Early Access release features feudal Japan, 8 unique companions with deep relationships and moral choices, but visuals have taken a hit and details are lacking.
• The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu — The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu, a co-op cosmic horror by ACE Team, is finally out. Players can grab up to 4 friends and dive into cursed jungles where reality warps and sanity cracks. The first two weeks offer a free Temple of Yig mission and Swords of the Lost Explorers set, plus 20% off.
• Dead Space creator Glen Schofield — Dead Space creator Glen Schofield announced his retirement in a 4-minute farewell video on LinkedIn. He thanked his family, EA, and Activision, and wished luck to the next generation of devs, having started in '91 as an artist and later helmed three Call of Duty titles.
• Doom 4 — Leaked gameplay of the cancelled Doom 4 (aka Call of Doom) shows what could have been. id Software worked on this early version in the early 2010s, then decided to scrap everything and release the bloody masterpiece DOOM (2016). The footage looks atmospheric but is a survival shooter, not the demon-grinding DOOM fans love.
• The Outlast Trials — The Outlast Trials kicks off Season 7: Project Boneyard with a new prison and a massive mode overhaul. The update includes a new Prison Farm location, trial vs Coil, two MK-trials, a new enemy called The Biter, and the Blood Drive event, plus Escalation and Invasion v2.0 reworks.
• Nostalgia sells — League of Legends Classic will launch with 60 champions, bringing back the Season 3 vibe with modern polish. Riot announced that queue times dropped by 40%, toxicity is down, and WASD and controller support have been added.
• Italy — Forza Horizon 6 drops Italian sports cars in Season 3 Italian Exotics, now live on PC and Xbox. The season features the 80s icon De Tomaso Pantera and the new Lamborghini Temerario, with freebies included.
• Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 — Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 won't hit Game Pass after all, as Xbox quietly pulled it from the lineup with no explanation. Rumors point to music licensing or a lingering Sony deal, and the game lacks official Russian.
• Castlevania: Belmont's Curse — Castlevania: Belmont's Curse hits all platforms October 15, including Switch, with no delay. Players can play as Trevor and Rose in burning Paris, fight classic bosses like Death and Medusa, and choose from 7 weapon classes, with full Russian text.
• Tales of producer — Tales of producer Yusuke Tomizawa apologized for the long wait for a new entry and vowed not to let the series fall off. He admitted the dev bar has been raised and fans have been waiting too long, but for now the focus is on remasters via Tales Remastered.
• Gothic 1 Remake — Gothic 1 Remake and Meccha Chameleon topped Steam's best-sellers for June, according to Valve's revenue-based list. The biggest hit was 33 Immortals with 15 million copies sold in under a month.
• Hearts of Iron IV — Hearts of Iron IV devs are eyeing a full rework of airborne troops, as the current system is outdated and turns elite units into cannon fodder. Designer Jamor admitted para-drops are tedious to set up and barely noticeable on drop, but no concrete changes have been announced yet.
• Tides of Annihilation — Tides of Annihilation is getting a playable demo at gamescom 2026, from August 26-30. The stylish slasher features a post-apocalyptic London and badass Gwendolyn with Knights of the Round Table powers, with English voice acting by Jennifer English.
• Rainbow Six Siege — Rainbow Six Siege is officially adding mouse and keyboard support on consoles, but only for crossplay matches against PC players.
• Farming Simulator 25 — Farming Simulator 25 is shipping farmers to Brazil with the Beans & Alpacas DLC dropping October 27. Players can grow coffee, raise alpacas, shear wool, and tend Brahman cattle, plus 25+ machines from major brands.
• The First Descendant — The First Descendant just got a major Colossi rework, with Extreme difficulty replacing Hard and a new Critical Point Breakthrough system. A test run runs from July 15 to August 19, with full integration in Season 4.
• The Blood of Dawnwalker — The Blood of Dawnwalker has gone gold and will launch on September 3, 2026. The Polish RPG from ex-CD Projekt RED devs has already reached 2 million wishlists, and players must save their family while torn between human and vampire.
• GTA 5 — GTA 5 may actually be to blame for GTA 6 skipping PC at launch, as the entire industry freezes when Rockstar preps a release. History repeats with GTA 5 and RDR 2, and now on an even more absurd scale with GTA 6.
• The Duskbloods — The Duskbloods August Network Test on Nintendo Switch 2 will stress-test servers ahead of the 2026 release. Sign-ups are open now, offering a huge opportunity to play early.
• G-Coin — PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS drops a summer marathon with tickets, bingo, and free G-Coin. The main event Hot Drop Rush runs July 15-29 on PC and July 23 to August 6 on console, with prizes including up to 1000 G-Coin.
• 100 % of Japanese online game devs — 100% of Japanese online game devs now use AI, per JOGA's 2026 market survey. The top tool is Gemini by Google at 94%, followed by Claude and GitHub Copilot, mostly for analyzing player preferences and predicting behavior.
• Xbox layoff hell — Xbox layoff hell: insiders reveal employees were given 10 minutes' notice, had emails and chats cut, and id Software lost 90% of designers. Former staff told Game Developer the restructuring was chaotic, with 1,600 firings.
• Forza Horizon 6 — Forza Horizon 6 is wiping leaderboards clean, nuking cheater scores and exploit records. Rivals mode got the first reset after the June 15 patch, and speed zones, drift zones, and radar boards are next.
• Resident Evil — Capcom is reportedly remaking the very first Resident Evil, going back to its roots. Insider Dusk Golem claims pre-production started around August-September 2025, but Capcom hasn't confirmed anything yet.
• Shadow of the Road — Shadow of the Road drops a new cinematic trailer showing two ronin embarking on a journey across 19th-century Japan. The teaser promises steampunk, yokai, and gorgeous mountain-and-forest visuals.
• MENACE — MENACE just got a hefty tactical patch with new armor, weapons, and a complete OCI overhaul. The update revamps core systems including the OCI interface, authority mechanics, and equipment.
• GTA VI — Ex-Rockstar producer John Ricchio explained why GTA VI is launching console-first, citing pure resource management. He revealed a working PC build existed during console development, so a port is coming later.
• Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader — Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader just got a patch that fixes story inconsistencies, epilogues, and bugs. It addresses major ability issues for the Death Dancer and Assassin, and reinforcement enemies no longer get random immunity.
• PlayStation Plus — The PlayStation Plus July lineup includes 7 games dropping on July 21, such as Rise of the Ronin, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, and Dying Light. Premium subscribers also get two classics, but 12 games leave the service the same day.
• Dispatch — Dispatch from Telltale vets finally hits Xbox on July 29. This superhero office comedy with 97% Steam rating is already on PC and PS5, now landing on Xbox Series.
• Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor — Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor is coming to Steam and GOG in Q4 2026. The classic turn-based RPG from 2001 is getting a re-release handled by SNEG.
• SAND — SAND is cracking down on cheaters with new anti-cheat measures arriving this week. The latest patch tackles hit registration, parkour, shooting, item duplication, and the Storm Dive finale.
• Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced — Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced drops the 30 FPS cap in cutscenes on July 16. The patch also brings bug fixes and mystery improvements.
• Beast of Reincarnation — Beast of Reincarnation by the creators of Pokémon has a strong Blade Runner connection. Game Freak has been making quality games since the early 90s and shows no signs of stopping.
• Lord of the Rings — One of the best Lord of the Rings game bundles is now 91% off on GOG, offering insane value. A massive collection of Middle-earth games just got a ridiculous price cut.

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• Overcooked — Epic Games offers Overcooked at 90% off today. Also on discount: Play with Me - Escape Room, 001 Game Creator, The Artful Escape, and Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition.

Spotlight

• Endless Horde — Survive the endless horde of zombies out to eat your scientists' brains in this final stand. Deploy guards, seal doors, and set traps as each wave is different with random enemy spawns. Details
• Rest Area Simulator mod — Skip the entire grind with a pre-edited save file that gives 10M Money, Max Level, and XP in Rest Area Simulator. No need for sketchy memory injectors or Cheat Engine. Details
• Stardew Valley — Stardew Valley soft Junimo plush in blue, green, and yellow is available from just $4.72. Details
• XpCade — Retro arcade world with programming elements, starting in a first-person Doom-like perspective. Approach arcade machines to play mini-games or step outside to explore, with an old terminal that can reprogram the arcades. Details
• Holopoint — Pure archery arcade madness where you battle through waves of responsive targets, samurai, and deadly ninjas. Progress depends on real skill, not unlocks, with two modes: Original and Time Trial. Details

Top news

Agent 64: Spies Never Die — The retro shooter inspired by GoldenEye and Perfect Dark launches August 11 on Steam. It features 14 missions, co-op, 8-player multiplayer, and dozens of cheats, but no Russian language support.

MOUSE: P.I. For Hire — The noir detective shooter sold over 1 million copies in three months, recouping all costs. Sales are evenly split between PC and consoles, and a recent update added level replay.

Onimusha: Way of the Sword — Capcom released a free benchmark tool on Steam to test PC performance. The game launches September 4 with Russian voiceover and requires an SSD and Windows 11.

The Witcher 4 — CD Projekt Red now has 513 developers working on the game, twice the peak team of The Witcher 3. Ciri takes the lead, and a tie-in DLC is in development, with a target release of 2027.

Call of Duty — A huge season for Black Ops 7 and Warzone drops July 23, adding 5 multiplayer maps, a new Zombies survival map, and the Drone Labs location in Verdansk. New weapons and Battle Pass content are also included.

GTA Online — The Kortz Center Heist, the biggest update since 2020, is now live. It features a multi-stage art museum operation with deep planning, playable solo or with up to 4 players.

Halo: Campaign Evolved — The full campaign remake on Unreal Engine 5 has gone gold and launches July 28. It adds three new missions and averages 12 hours of playtime, with Russian text included.

Palworld 1.0 — The developers confirm that the 1.0 release is not the end, with spin-offs and collaborations with ARK, Enshrouded, and No Man's Sky planned. The game remains fully playable offline.

Dying Light: The Beast — Techland has canceled the PS4 and Xbox One versions due to performance compromises. The game is available on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series with full Russian localization.

Monster Hunter Wilds — The base game gets a permanent 40% price cut starting August 4, and a new Gold Edition replaces old bundles. This move aims to attract newcomers ahead of the massive expansion.

Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves — SNK teased four DLC fighters for Season 3: Duck King, Kim Kaphwan, Rick Strowd, and Laokorn Gaudemus. The game is available on PC and consoles with Russian text.

Octopath Traveler on Switch 2 — Square Enix announced enhanced editions with no free upgrade or save transfer for existing owners, forcing them to pay full price. Fans are outraged.

Marvel Rivals — Season 9's balance patch has angered players by buffing everyone, making strategists overpowered and reducing strategic depth. The community demands a rollback.

Resident Evil Requiem DLC — Capcom confirmed the DLC will release only after the Resident Evil: Veronica remake, now scheduled for early 2027. Resources are focused on Veronica.

Ubisoft — The company removed the controversial line "microtransactions make games fun" from its financial report. It now emphasizes finishing games without extra payments and is investing in AI.

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Avadon: The Black Fortress — An epic indie fantasy RPG where you form a party, explore dungeons, and unravel a conspiracy as a Hand of Avadon. Features a vast world, 4 character classes, and deep lore. Details

Infinite Stamina mod for The Last Oricru — This mod removes all stamina limits, letting you enjoy the game without pauses. Details

Handmade Excalibur Umbra model — A Warframe veteran crafted a detailed handmade model of Excalibur Umbra. Details

MicroWorks — A fast-paced microgame hub with nearly 150 variations, 15 boss stages, and modes like Scorematch and Survival. Supports up to 16 players. Details

Bum Simulator — A sandbox game with inappropriate humor where you survive as a bum, fight mutants, scavenge junk, and build a base. Features explosive pigeons and a shopping cart friend. Details

Top news

• Assassin's Creed Unity — Lead dev Jean Guesdon called it the most underrated game in the series, admitting the launch was a "huge ordeal" due to bugs. He highlighted the 1:1 scale Paris, new parkour system, and multiplayer that were overlooked. Now that bugs are patched, it's worth a second look.
• Palworld — A new mod adds Lumen ray tracing and dynamic shadows, activating UE5's full global illumination with hardware RT. It also brings crisp dynamic shadows for foliage and reworked LODs for far draw distances. Grab it on NexusMods.
• The Finals — The game got a full PvE mode with smart bots in Cashout tournaments, before ARC Raiders even received one. Fans of ARC Raiders are upset, as they've begged for PvE for nine months while Embark Studios dropped it in their other shooter first. The studio insists on PvP risks for ARC Raiders, with PvE only tested in China.
• Assassin's Creed Black Flag — Creative director Paul Fu recalled how fans initially hated Edward Kenway for not looking like a classic assassin, but the gamble paid off. However, gamers argue Black Flag was an instant hit, especially after the boring third entry. The remake Resynced shipped 2 million copies in 24 hours and broke the series' concurrent player record on Steam.
• Half-Life 2 — Valve designer Chuck Wilson rebuilt Ravenholm on Source 2 and was blown away by the engine's power. No more hours-long light baking, real-time shadows, procedural tools auto-stitch assets, and shaders instantly apply dirt, blood, and rust. His work is already out there to see.
• Hytale — After six months of silence, the devs broke it, admitting that keeping everything secret until launch backfired. Players started doubting any new content existed. Now they're changing tactics with a detailed preview of the first major update coming soon, focusing on LIVE workflows with no final graphics.
• Onimusha — CAPCOM is reimagining Onimusha on the RE Engine, ditching weapon swapping for a single katana with deep parry and counter mechanics. You play as Miyamoto Musashi modeled after Toshiro Mifune, slashing demons in a dark Kyoto. Expect a 20-hour linear adventure with exploration and no weapon swapping.
• League of Legends Classic — The mode launches July 29 at 18:00 MSK, bringing back the Season 3 vibe with classic map, UI, runes, masteries, and 60 old-school champs. It drops with patch 26.15, and the hero pool will expand based on player votes. Pure retro mayhem.
• Assassin's Creed Hexe — Fresh rumors from a credible insider say the game mixes classic AC movement with modern tech, overhauling animations to restore lost freedom. Set in a gothic cathedral with dark vibes and witches, an announcement is coming soon. Fans are hyped.
• Fallout: New Vegas — Josh Sawyer revealed why the game punished players who rushed in head-first: Obsidian ditched Fallout 3's enemy scaling. Danger depends on your destination, not level, inspired by the original Fallout. The Deathclaw Quarry was a lesson that not every path is safe.
• Silent Hill: Downpour — A fan is building a native PC port with a cut boss fight. Modder Psycho found an unfinished boss battle removed by Vatra Games and plans to fully restore it. The port will be a standalone Windows app with 4K, ultrawide support, and uncapped FPS.
• Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis — Voice actress Alix Wilton Regan confirmed she finished the main recording for the remake of the original 1996 game. She started in 2022, a four-year marathon. Launch is February 12, 2027 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series, and Switch 2, with no Russian localization announced.
• PUBG — Patch 42.2 this July adds two graphics modes for consoles: 120 Hz priority or resolution focus. It also includes a revamped UI, adjusted hitboxes, and redesigned controls, while keeping classic settings for veterans. A big win.
• Ghost Recon OVR — A ton of features got cut, including the weapon workbench with crafting, helicopters, and NPCs executing hostages. Gun customization stays but is nerfed. The chopper was scrapped to keep the dev schedule. The game still hasn't been announced, even though the last Ghost Recon dropped in 2019.
• DOOM 4 — Dataminers leaked new concept art for the cancelled DOOM 4, scrapped in 2011. Users uncovered unseen models, environments, and a demon animation. Some assets were later reused in DOOM (2016). Meanwhile, id Software is going through layoffs and engine struggles, but word is they've started working on a new DOOM game.
• The First Descendant — A massive patch drops July 15 with a new difficulty mode, Void Intercept Battle: EXTREME. Serena, Ines, and Blair get major buffs, and weapons Divine Punishment and Final Masterpiece are reworked. Core, dodge, and revive fixes plus QoL improvements are included.
• Cyberpunk 2077 — Fans are demanding another major DLC after the game hit 100K concurrent players on Steam for the first time in three years. They question why The Witcher 3 still gets updates while Night City is left behind. They want answers about corporations and Mr. Blue Eyes, and are ready to pay.
• Obsidian Entertainment — Veteran Brandon Adler fired back at those burying the studio after 50+ layoffs, insisting the identity behind Fallout: New Vegas and The Outer Worlds stayed intact. Studio head Feargus Urquhart told Bloomberg that Grounded was a hit while Avowed underperformed, with restructuring at Xbox.
• Hollow Knight: Silksoul — A mod has grown into a full-blown fan game. The Pasta Modding team is rebuilding the 2021-era map with cut zones, enemies, and scrapped Team Cherry ideas. Expect Red Coral Gorge, Clover Grove, and the gloomy Gloom, all based on Ari Gibson's concept art. No release date yet.
• Ryse: Son of Rome — Crytek wanted to turn it into a franchise on par with Assassin's Creed, cutting 2/3 of content to meet the deadline. They dreamed of sequels set among Vikings and feudal Japan, but poor sales killed the plans. Crytek refused to sell the rights, and Ryse was shelved.
• Battlefield 6 — The game is cracking down on cheaters by warning players without TPM 2.0, testing on 1% for now, but later those rigs will be locked out of multiplayer. Season 4 drops July 21 with huge naval maps and a reworked wave system. After the XP-booster display scandal, the game is slowly redeeming itself.
• The Dark West — A diablo-like Wild West game drops a demo July 20. Devs thanked fans for patience during the forced offline period, saying they crushed bugs, boosted stability, and optimized performance. Love it when a team listens.
• Zenless Zone Zero — Version 3.1 "Long Goodbye" stream drops this Friday, July 17 at 14:30 MSK. Expect new agents Remiel and Sigrid, the truth about the Sealer, and mysterious guests with a huge surprise. Don't miss it.
• Total War: Warhammer 40,000 — Creative Assembly showed 6 minutes of gameplay at BiliBili World Shanghai, featuring a mission on Armageddon. Units include Cadian Shock Troops, heavy armor, and the Shadowsword tank. Water slows enemies, and the environment is fully destructible. Coming soon.
• Octopath Traveler — The duology hits Nintendo Switch 2 on October 1st with higher resolution and frame rate, but saves don't transfer and there's no paid upgrade. Each title costs $59.99, with a digital bundle available. Happy 8th anniversary.
• Nintendo Switch 2 — Nintendo might eventually give the Switch 2 its most-wanted upgrade, similar to the OLED model for the original Switch. Fans have been craving this for years, and the company isn't done leveling up.
• MECCA CHAMELEON — Update 2.7.0 adds a new Egypt map and random events in Penguin Hotel. Players can manually exclude arenas from rotation, and crossovers are off by default. Bug fixes on the HIKAKIN Museum map. Hide & seek just got real.
• Steam revenue — The first half of 2026 was a record-breaker for Steam, with $11.1 billion in revenue. Revenue grew nearly 5x over a decade, driven by China's expansion, higher game prices, and big publishers ditching their launchers. Top earners were Chinese studio titles.
• Warhammer 40K: Dark Heresy — Owlcat Games introduced a new companion, sanctioned psyker Saro. He dreamed of serving the Emperor but his powers got him the Inquisition's wrath. Now he's a capable pyromancer who kept his faith. The party RPG is coming to PC, PS5, and Xbox Series, with a closed beta live for pre-orderers.
• The Finals — Season Galaxy Masters brought players back, with the shooter's peak concurrent count hitting 28K. The new Galaxy Estates map adds antigravity, while the ranked system, melee combat, and progression got a major revamp. Newbies can practice against AI bots.
• Lunarium — Action-RPG Lunarium drops July 29, featuring two badass girls in a dying world. Combat revolves around parries and dodges with resonance points for joint attacks. Price: $17.99 on PC via Steam. Hand-drawn locations and two endings based on your choices.
• Spyro — A new Spyro game drops early next year. The studio admits they kept chasing bold ideas, risking budget and deadlines, but experienced veterans helped cut the fat. Knowing when to stop is the real superpower.
• Steam Social Deduction Festival — The festival is live with massive discounts on games like Among Us, Project Winter, and Town of Salem. Ends July 16, 8 PM MSK. Best deals include First Class Trouble for 55₽ (90% off) and Project Winter for 64₽ (75% off).
• The Alters — A massive DLC called Last Variable has dropped, putting Jan Scientists front and center. It offers 20 hours of teraforming, underground base-building, and planetary threats. Playable on PC, PS5, Xbox Series with Russian subs.
• Kingdom Hearts — Disney is going deep on Kingdom Hearts at D23 this August 2026 with a huge look back at the legendary RPG's history. The long-awaited sequel is almost here, and this is a massive tease for what's next.
• Halo: Campaign Evolved — The game drops July 28th on Xbox Series X|S, PC, and for the first time on PlayStation 5. Veteran fans and new PS players alike will hit Alpha Halo in a fresh way this summer.
• Octopath Traveler Switch 2 pricing — The pricing tier makes zero sense. These games are the best reminder why we love turn-based RPGs, but the Switch 2 pricing is completely overthought.
• PS6 cooling — Sony patented a sealed liquid cooling system for the PS6, eliminating leak risks and keeping thermals in check. The console can sit both vertical and horizontal with zero issues. No more overheating drama.

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• Warhammer: Chaosbane (Steam) — In a world ravaged by war, you are the last hope for the Empire of Man against Chaos hordes. Solo or co-op with up to 4 players, choose from 5 character classes with unique skills. It's the first hack and slash set in Warhammer Fantasy with a new story by Mike Lee. Details
• Blacksmith Master, Level Cap Mod — Level Cap Mod lets you set custom max levels per staff class in Blacksmith Master. It comes with higher default caps for extended progression and extra skill points. A must-have for players. Details
• Neca Bride of Chucky doll — The Living Dead Dolls series adds another piece for the collection. Available on Aliexpress. Details
• Hover Hazard (Steam) — Navigate your spaceship inside a deadly arena, dodging bullets, saws, and lasers. Survive alone or challenge friends in Shared Screen Multiplayer for 2-4 players. Features a singleplayer campaign and shared screen mode. Details
• Shinobi Warfare (Steam) — Create and customize up to six shinobis, strengthen them with skills, weapons, and accessories. Compete in Clan Wars, Live PVP, and Offline Arena. Recruit friends and fight together. Details

Top news

• Soulframe — At TennoCon 2026, Soulframe dropped a massive story chapter Warsongs, featuring wolves, fishing, and a new progression path. The chapter explores the hero's past and the fight for Midrath, with combat on wolfback and flashbacks. A new Vadagar Pact lets players swap Virtues for Doom, Death, and Wrath powers, while fishing and mounts are coming in future updates.
• Warframe — Warframe is finally sending players to the Tau system with the Fornax update, a Sentient metropolis of slums and casinos under endless black rain. Players control the new warframe Brisco, voiced by Matthew Mercer, on a mission to take down tyrant Hunra. This is shaping up to be the biggest expansion yet.
• Palworld — Palworld's 1.0 launch exploded with 855K concurrent players within 24 hours, nearly half its all-time peak. The update brings max level 80, 72 new Pals, Awakening & Mutation, an endgame island, and overhauled story and combat. With 94% positive reviews and 40M players, the game is thriving.
• Diablo 4 — Patch 3.1.1 on July 14 makes Mythic gear much easier to obtain: upgrading costs drop from 5 to 4 Pandemonium Fragments, and desired affix drop rates are buffed. Guaranteed Greater Hell Key drops and extra seasonal resources at higher difficulties are also coming, along with dozens of bug fixes.
• League of Legends Classic — League of Legends Classic launches July 29, 2026, bringing back original champions, old Summoner's Rift, classic runes, and iconic builds like AP Yi. Post-launch, players will vote on future changes. Access is via the standard client and account.
• Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced — The Resynced version of Assassin's Creed Black Flag achieved a record 8.8 Metacritic user score, cementing its status as the series' best. With modern graphics and intact pirate vibes, it's a lifeline for Ubisoft during a rough financial period.
• The Sinking City 2 — Pre-orders are live for The Sinking City 2, with early access including a revolver from a creepy mansion. A new trailer shows protagonist Calvin Rafferty diving into Arkham's horrors. Premium edition offers a day-early access and a side quest with the Buckin' Bronco revolver.
• Warframe's lead on Destiny 2 — Warframe's creative director Rebecca Ford says Destiny 2's sunsetting is a warning for the whole industry, not a cause for celebration. She worries that even beloved hits can fall to business priorities, with layoffs and studio closures becoming the norm.
• Ryse: Son of Rome — Ryse: Son of Rome was planned as a franchise spanning Vikings, feudal Japan, and the Ottoman Empire with open worlds and PvP, but Microsoft refused to fund an IP it couldn't own. The game ended up as a flashy but forgotten Xbox One launch title.
• ARC Raiders — Players are demanding urgent bans for a new item duplication exploit in ARC Raiders that has been active for weeks. Embark is banning offenders but hasn't fixed the root cause, while some players have exploited virtual currency.

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• Grand Theft Auto IV: The Complete Edition — on sale.
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• E-Startup — Manage, develop, and build your dream startup in this detailed simulation. Go public, invest, design rooms, and fulfill contracts while growing your social media. The bank will lend you money if you run out, but be careful. Details
• Cult of the Lamb JSONLoader mod — This mod lets you easily edit the game via JSON and the COTL API, tweaking stats, items, and abilities without coding. Great for both newbies and veterans. Details
• Warframe Lotus statue — A Reddit user shared a lotus statue ordered in August 2020, calling it worth the wait. Details
• War Blade — Fight with cold weapons on an abandoned island in a deadly battle for survival. Scavenge gear while the safe zone shrinks, and choose to attack or hide. Only the last one standing wins. Details

Top news

• College Football 27 — The long-awaited sports return crashed hard under microtransaction fire, with players furious over aggressive monetization.
• id Software — Despite 136 layoffs, the DOOM developer says it's still alive and kicking, continuing to develop games and push id Tech. Microsoft denied rumors that the engine is dead, with dozens of engineers still working on it.
• Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced — The remaster is catching heat on Steam for extra paid content totaling over $90, more than the deluxe edition itself. Ubisoft claims the base game is complete and the rest is optional, but players aren't convinced.
• Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops II — Activision silently removed the player count from PS4/PS5 ports, leading fans to believe they're hiding low numbers compared to Black Ops 7. The ports also lack Theater Mode, Wager Matches, 120 FPS, FOV, and graphical upgrades.
• Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced modder banned — A modder unlocked all DLCs for free and was instantly permabanned by Nexusmods admins. Players are furious over $100 worth of paid cosmetics, but the studio is cracking down.
• Of Ash and Steel — A massive update boosted engine performance, shrunk the game by 10 GB, and halved load times. Long-standing memory leaks and inventory bugs are fixed, and a new first-person immersive mode for Tristan was added.
• Cult of the Lamb — A premium collector's edition for PS5 and Nintendo Switch 2 includes a 200-page artbook, comic, metal poster, Oracle Deck cards, and a vinyl soundtrack. It drops March 12, 2027, and pre-orders are live in the UK.
• Honkai: Star Rail — The game is teaming up with Rostiks fast food chain, as confirmed by VK admins. No details yet, so stay tuned.
• God of War Laufey — Sony Santa Monica confirmed a physical disc release for the prequel to Ragnarok, suggesting a 2027 launch before the industry goes fully digital.
• Reverse: 1999 × Atomic Heart crossover — The crossover is official, introducing two new Arcanists: 6★ ballerina twins (first dual-element unit) and the legendary fridge Eleanor. The event starts July 23, 2026, lasting 21 days, with Eleanor free for all participants.
• Borderlands 4 — Gearbox kicked off its weekly series This Week on Kairos, revealing the next Vault Hunter, hacker Lavless, coming in paid Story Pack 2 (early September). Bounty Pack 4 drops July 30.
• Kingdom Come: Deliverance board game — The devs teamed up with Czech Games Edition for a tabletop adaptation. A new video shows a session without saves, but with friends, capturing the same vibe and mechanics.
• SAND: Raiders of Sophie — The third major update punishes jump spammers with movement nerfs and unlocks Halbmond. Fixed dozens of bugs, improved graphics, and tweaked orbital strike.
• Manor Lords — The devs finished bug-hunting and promised new content. The latest beta is now the main build, with a major navigation overhaul, controller support, and dozens of fixes.
• Active Matter — The game brings back the "America" location as a full raid with tactical combat and city exploration. Cops and SWAT still patrol the streets, ready to tear operatives apart.
• MENACE — The biggest early-access update yet overhauls the progression system. The Impetus ship now has three upgrade branches, with basic upgrades unlocking instantly and advanced versions available as faction trust grows.
• Northgard Battlegrounds — The open beta is live until July 15, featuring two clans: Raven and Deer. It's a Viking autobattler strategy that screams mobile port energy.
• Total War: WARHAMMER 40,000 — New gameplay dropped at BiliBili World 2026, showing Astra Militarum vs Orks in the battle for Armageddon sector. Orks swarm while the Imperial Guard relies on brainpower and orbital strikes.
• Battlefield 6 — Starting from Season 4, missed cosmetics will hit the in-game store after a 3-month wait, but prestige-track rewards stay exclusive. The goal is to keep players hooked for a couple more years.
• Next DOOM — Rumors that id Software got demoted to Microsoft support are false. The studio is hard at work on a new entry despite layoffs, and id Tech is still being pushed by dozens of specialists.
• Monster Fantasy — The devs admit it looks like Monster Hunter but insist the real focus is village building and NPC relationships. They heard the criticism and will prove the game is not a mere clone.

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• Steam Discounts — Today's deals include -90% Dead Island 2, -85% Devil May Cry 5, -75% Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition, Total War: WARHAMMER II, ARK: Survival Ascended, and -70% Against the Storm.

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Spotlight

• AltspaceVR — A leading platform for live virtual events, allowing users to attend or create immersive experiences. It features expressive avatars with spatial sound, live concerts, conferences, comedy shows, festivals, team meetings, and remote collaboration. Details
• TC2.Arcade mod for Territory Control 2 — This mod speeds up everything in the game, including mining, chopping, and crafting, with loot adjusted accordingly. The game is now perfectly playable in single-player. Details
• Venom Spider-Ham figure — A Venom Spider-Ham action figure was spotted on TikTok. Details
• Tales of the Elements — A blend of Hip Hop, JRPGs, and fast-paced action in 4-player couch co-op. Based on the album of the same name, it features storytelling like classic 90s JRPGs, true co-op battles, Hip Hop mechanics, high challenge, secret bosses, and a fourth-wall-breaking unlockable. Details

Top news

Call of Duty: Black Ops I and II — The classic shooters have been released on modern PlayStation with campaign, multiplayer, and Zombies mode, priced at $19.99 each. However, prices will double on August 6. The ports were handled by Iron Galaxy, and the next Call of Duty arrives October 23 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series, and Switch 2 with Russian subtitles.

Physical disc protests — Players are turning PlayStation posts into protests after Sony announced it will end physical media by 2028. The move has sparked widespread outrage among fans.

No Harem in Echoes of Aincrad — Producer Yosuke Futami confirmed there will be no romance system in the game, as it only covers two floors. However, the developers might reconsider if players demand it.

Morale on The Elder Scrolls 6 team — Anonymous Bethesda staff told IGN that recent Xbox layoffs will substantially impact the game. Active development only started in 2023, and the team fears delays, with some employees being asked to train replacements.

Honkai: Nexus Anima — HoYoverse released trailers for Nanafei and cutscenes alongside the closed beta launch. Nanafei is a class president obsessed with Anima but struggles with basics, and the videos showcase new battle modes.

Arknights — The tactical RPG/Tower Defense game is officially coming to PC on August 13 as a native version, not an emulator. Recommended specs are modest: GTX 1060, 8 GB RAM, and 30 GB storage.

Going Medieval — The medieval simulator reworked settler psychology so relationships depend on traits and compatibility, not RNG. The update also adds a planning mode and building part swaps.

Fright Train — A survival horror featuring an anthropomorphic dog in Antarctica launches September 15 on PC via Steam. Players control Dag Barker investigating a distress signal, and the train must keep moving to survive.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced — The remaster has terrible optimization, with only an RTX 5090 achieving 60 FPS at 4K, and even that drops in busy areas. Graphics look worse than the poorly optimized Shadows.

David Gaider says Dragon Age has no future under EA — The series suffered three commercial flops, and EA has written it off. Gaider notes that BioWare always teetered on cancellation, but each game sold better than expected.

THE FINALS — Season 11 is live with the Galaxy Estates arena, featuring high-speed tubes, anti-gravity columns, and destructible towers. The new Battle Pass includes 100+ rewards, and there are melee reworks and bot matches.

Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era — Patch 0.80.34 fixes crashes, timer desyncs, and tournament map glitches. Mages got their damage buffed back, and "Stables" were removed from Sprint.

Patch 1.08 for Of Ash and Steel — The RPG received a major update with optimization, immersive first-person view, and Steam Deck support. It also adds a Crypt altar that tweaks difficulty.

Feminists get a taste of their own medicine — China's Ministry slammed Valko in Love and Deepspace for romanticizing criminal offenses, leading to the character being removed. The same tactic feminists used against Snowbreak has now backfired.

Path of Exile 2 — Devs showcased a build that freezes enemies into living statues using Auspic and charge stacking. The build highlights the system's flexibility, with enemies becoming stationary targets.

War Thunder — The third stage of infantry battle ZBT starts in July with a new map "Kivu" four times larger than previous ones, supporting up to 128 players. New vehicles include M1A2 SEP V2, T-90M, and modern small arms.

Palworld — The game officially launched after 2.5 years in Early Access, surpassing 40 million players across PC, Xbox, and PlayStation. New endgame content at the World Tree, offshore base building, and reworked boss towers are included.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag remake — The remake launched with 99,451 concurrent Steam players, a series record, but reviews are mixed at 67% positive. Issues include stutters, 30 FPS cutscenes, cut content, and microtransactions.

Apex Legends — The game declared war on cheaters, considering any hardware or software that removes recoil on controllers as cheating. A new detection system is live, handing out automatic bans.

id Tech engine — Microsoft confirmed the engine is still alive with dozens of developers across offices, despite losing 136 staff in Texas. John Carmack understands the business side but is saddened.

Once Human — The post-apocalyptic survival game hits PS5 and Xbox Series on August 25 with crossplay and cross-progress. Console versions offer 4K/60 fps and 120 fps modes.

Palworld full release — The game launched version 1.0 with a massive content drop, including a new biome, 72 new Pals, max level raised to 80, and new gear. Despite Nintendo's efforts, the game reached 500K concurrent players on Steam.

Valor Mortis — The game launches with only one difficulty level, as the developers believe the genre's magic lies in uncompromising challenge. Victory depends solely on skill and persistence.

Square Enix shuttering label — The publisher is closing the label that brought Call of Duty to Japan as part of a global restructuring.

The Guild - Europa 1410 — The game is delayed to September 2026 after feedback, with developers adding features originally planned for post-launch. The demo will receive upgrades before early access.

Toys for Bob wants to revive Banjo-Kazooie — The studio behind the new Spyro expressed interest in bringing back the iconic bear and bird. Fans are hyped, but no official announcement has been made.

Tempest Rising — A massive paid DLC, The Veti's Wrath, finishes the saga with 11 new missions, air units, and super-weapons. Multiplayer access for Veti is free for base-game owners.

Marvel Rivals — A new season begins with Apocalypse dead before Chapter One ends. An unknown assassin kills the villain, and heroes investigate in Thebes. Jubilee joins the roster.

Arknights: Endfield — The "Returning Home" update drops July 16 with a new story chapter, two maps, playable operators, and rewards. A Fortnite collab is teased.

The Blood of Dawnwalker — The vampiric RPG reached 2 million wishlists two months before its September 3 launch. Despite some criticism, the game is highly anticipated.

Palworld player count — After the 1.0 launch, Steam player count jumped to 500K, a tenfold increase from pre-release numbers. The game is building a franchise.

Destiny 2 support ends — Development has officially wrapped after mass layoffs at Bungie. The team released a farewell emblem and additional freebies, but servers remain in maintenance mode.

Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy — A new psyker, Saro, is introduced as a sanctioned pyromancer who risks the Warp daily. Despite the danger, he is one of the oldest psykers in Bastion Serpentis.

Bethesda's union protests — Staff under the Save Our Devs banner are rallying July 15 outside ZeniMax offices after Xbox laid off over 440 people. Devs called it "a real fucking massacre."

The Necromancy of Thay — The Baldur's Gate 3 expansion finally has a release date. The ancient tome is central to a multi-act quest involving forbidden pages and dark magic.

Subnautica 2 early access stats — Players logged 58 million hours, with 192 clones dying per minute. Only 17% finished Act 1, and the game sold 5 million copies.

XBOX CEO joins Federal Reserve advisory group — Asha Sharma is the only sitting CEO among five members studying AI's impact on the economy. Meanwhile, Xbox is undergoing massive cuts.

Helldivers 2 — Devs deployed a tracking system for suspicious Super Credit farming. Legit players have nothing to fear, and future updates will monitor other resources.

Subnautica 2 player stats — 58 million hours and 545 million km traveled, with oxygen being the top killer. Only 17.2% finished the first chapter.

Marvel Tokon unlocked in CIS countries — Sony lifted purchase restrictions in 15 CIS countries including Kazakhstan after community backlash. It remains locked in 117 regions.

Steam Next Fest — Valve manually saved an indie demo by fixing a Visual C++ library issue hours before the fest. The game RED FLAG doubled wishlists on day one.

Neverness to Everness — Update 1.2 "999 Nights" adds a board game inside the game with three difficulty modes, loot-driven gear, and a party of four characters.

ARK: Survival Ascended — New tameable dragon Lumina is added, a light counterpart to Umbra with sky-powered combat. A bug-fix patch for Genesis Ascended Part 1 is also released.

The Blood of Dawnwalker — The game crossed 2 million wishlists before its September 3 release. It's an action RPG about a half-vampire in the Carpathian valley.

League of Legends — Riot scrapped Brand's buff in patch 26.14 to prevent mages from overrunning the bot lane. Designer Phroxzon says mages are needed for meta diversity.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced record launch — The remaster sold 2 million copies in 24 hours, topping Twitch and setting a Steam record. Reviews are mixed due to microtransactions.

Deadlock — Valve tweaked objectives and hero balance, making the Urn transport harder and buffing Graves while nerfing Shiv and Drifter. Bigger changes are coming.

Doom: The Dark Ages — Removing Denuvo did not improve FPS; tests on RTX 5090 showed average 30 FPS at 4K Ultra. The engine's optimization and path tracing are the bottlenecks.

PS5 physical games cheaper than digital — Research shows retail prices drop over time, while PlayStation Store keeps launch prices. Sony is killing discs from 2028.

Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced sold 2 million — The game sold 2 million copies in its first day, but Steam rating is mixed at 68% positive. Players await a patch for stutters.

New Donkey Kong LEGO Set — LEGO released a set dedicated to the original 1981 arcade cabinet, recreating the classic game itself. It's a meta-concept gift for nostalgic fans.

Atomic Heart crossover — A time-travel tactics RPG received an Atomic Heart crossover, surprising fans with the unexpected collaboration.

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Spotlight

Fight Crab 2 — Epic crab battles in a combat sport where armor-clad humans ride immortal crabs. Features 20+ crabs, 70+ weapons, and 40+ abilities. Details

Ninja Master's PS4 DS buttons mod — Install PS4 DS button prompts to replace incorrect Xbox icons on PC. Perfect for PlayStation fans. Details

Pokemon Classic Series Vol.02 — Snap-build Pokémon model kit mini figures from Gen 2, no glue or paint needed. Details

Fish Fillets 2 — Underwater agents Max and Tina investigate a mystery with allies like crabs and snails. Features 100+ levels and a funny story. Details

Urban Rivals — A collectible card game where you build a gang and challenge rivals. Includes 2000+ cards, fast duels, and PvP modes. Details

Top news

Palworld — Palworld leaves Early Access on July 10 with the massive 1.0 update, adding new Pals, regions, and tech. The patch notes exceeded Steam's character limit, and mods may break saves. The game remains $29.99 as a thank-you to 40 million players, with a 30% discount available until 8 PM MSK.

Avowed 2 — Avowed 2 has been cancelled as Obsidian pivots to a new Fallout led by Josh Sawyer, creator of New Vegas. Bloomberg reports 52 layoffs (about 25% of staff), though Avowed 2 may get a "re-presentation" later.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced — The pirate legend returns rebuilt on the modern Anvil engine with ray tracing, dynamic duels, and environmental destruction. Despite a 32% positive Steam rating due to review bombing over early access for streamers, it smashed the franchise online record with 99K concurrent players.

Frostpunk 2 — Frostpunk 2 has sold over 1 million copies in a year and nine months, slower than the original. A June DLC added a story campaign and new buildings, and a 2027 remake of the first game is announced.

Genshin Impact 7.0 — Genshin Impact 7.0 on August 12 boosts graphics but may leave older GPUs behind. Minimum requirements remain Snapdragon 660/Helio G88, 4GB RAM, Android 10.

Escape from Tarkov — The new Expansion Center lets players customize PMCs with TarCoin, offering piece-by-piece gear purchases and auto-discounts on owned items.

Helldivers II — Helldivers II cracks down on cheaters farming super credits too fast, with a new system flagging suspicious activity. Honest players won't notice, but bot users and duplicators are punished.

CS2 Season 5 — CS2 Season 5 brings back Cache to the Active Duty pool and introduces directional C4 blasts that curve around obstacles. New collections Arabesque and Spy T are added to the Armory.

DOOM: The Dark Ages — The Revelations DLC drops the Slayer into purgatory with a new Chain Spear, fresh demons, and three arenas, plus an overhauled battle editor.

Subnautica 2 — Subnautica 2 hits 5 million copies in under two months and patch 1.1 adds a sonic resonator to stun hostile creatures, along with fauna behavior tweaks and more.

The Outlast Trials: Season 7 — Season 7: Project Boneyard launches July 14, bringing a new Trial environment, MK-Challenges, and a returning antagonist. Free for current owners.

Ubisoft Barcelona layoffs — Ubisoft Barcelona is laying off 51 employees despite the successful launch of Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced. Staff are striking until July 16.

Bethesda layoffs fear — Bethesda staff fear mass layoffs will delay The Elder Scrolls VI, as over 50 veteran developers have left. Morale is wrecked, and delays are almost certain.

Fallout 3 Remake — Fallout 3 Remake is confirmed past the prototype stage with gameplay footage, expected in 2027 to coincide with the Fallout show's third season.

Marathon — Ex-lead Christopher Barrett settled his dispute with Sony and Bungie, restoring his name to the game's credits after being fired in 2024.

Dawn of War IV — A 16-minute gameplay showcase pits Necrons vs Adeptus Mechanicus. The game launches September 17 on PC with Space Marines and Orks, and first DLC in spring 2027.

Crimson Desert — Pearl Abyss brings Crimson Desert to gamescom 2026 with playable demos on 6K monitors, and confirms a Nintendo Switch 2 port.

Faker — Faker is now a global esports icon beyond League of Legends, with Riot fearing a future without him. He renewed his T1 contract through 2029 and is a co-owner.

David Gaider on Dragon Age — Former lead writer David Gaider says EA never understood Dragon Age, calling it an "unwanted child." He dreams of bringing the series back to its dark roots.

Perfect Dark pitch — Before layoffs, id Software pitched Xbox a Perfect Dark reboot and a John Wick-style shooter codenamed Fury, both rejected.

Majora's Mask HD leaks — Leaks hint at Majora's Mask HD and an Oracle revival, alongside the Ocarina of Time remake for Switch 2.

Steam deals

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Spotlight

Havoc Runner — On Saturn's moon Titan, the base computer "Tupan" launches a missile attack. Pilot the mechanical vehicle "Lampião" to disable defenses and stop the launch, facing killer robots and traps. Details

Will To Live Online Spanish EspAion — Will To Live Online is getting a Spanish fan translation by the EspAion team, an unofficial patch to fully localize the MMO. Details

ViiKONDO Army Men Toy Soldier Military Playset — Green vs tan figures clash in battle action with this toy soldier playset. Details

The Legacy: Prisoner Collector's Edition — Diana searches for a lost artifact in another world, rescuing a prisoner from an ancient temple. Features over 40 mini-games and puzzles. Details

Raptor: Call of The Shadows - 2015 Edition — A 90s arcade shooter returns with 27 missions, upgradable ship, epic boss battles, and a pulse-pounding soundtrack. Details