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After more than two decades dominating the PC MMO battlefield, it sounds like Blizzard Entertainment’s taking the idea of a World of Warcraft console port more seriously than ever.
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Warframe creators Digital Extremes have announced that their free-to-play fantasy RPG Soulframe will be available for everyone to download on 6th November, after two years in closed alpha.
Before Crystal Lake and Hannibal, Bryan Fuller created Dead Like Me, a dark fantasy comedy about grim reapers. Both seasons stream free on Tubi.
Yacht Club Games has confirmed that most of its developers are now working on a brand new 3D game (potentially Shovel Knight 3D), after the critically-acclaimed Mina the Hollower did well enough for the team to continue.
What’s free on Steam, Epic, PS5, and Xbox right now? Here’s what’s free to download and keep on PC, PlayStation Plus and Game Pass for Oct. 30-Nov. 5.
From the new Sarah Maas to Jane Schoenbrun’s debut novel, this week has something for everyone
It’s unclear if the AI giant is just A/B testing a potential new guardrail or if it will be more widely implemented.
Things might get even darker over in the world of Lordran without those silly, only sometimes helpful notes left by other players. Developer FromSoftware has announced that it’s temporarily closing Dark Souls 2 and Dark Souls 3 servers because of an unspecified issue.
I’ve been captivated by the idea of wrong-footing an audience ever since playing Faith: The Unholy Trinity. That game presents like an 8-bit horror, then proceeds to bend the rules of what an 8-bit game can do - or perhaps what you remember they could do - in order to surprise and scare you.
Crimson Desert is one of 2026’s most successful releases. The game managed to sell over 6 million copies in just three months, and ended up being so profitable that its publisher ended up giving each employee at development studio Pearl Abyss a $3,400 bonus.
A new report has revealed that EA closed BioWare because it was forced to choose between investing in one of two sci-fi projects: a new Mass Effect game or a new Star Wars Battlefront game. And it chose the latter.
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