Gamigo announces official relaunch of medieval MMORPG Gloria Victis
Medieval open-world MMORPG Gloria Victis is back in February 2026, the now free-to-play title is open to players once again.
Valve launches Steam Machine starting at $1,049
Valve launched its new Steam Machine in four different options, starting at $1,049. You can sign up now for a chance to reserve them. The options...
BAFTA anounces 15 finalists for student awards
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) announced the 15 finalists for the 2026 BAFTA Student Awards with e.l.f. Cosmetics. This year’s...
Why Fortnite’s new Discover system is taking cues from streaming platforms like HBO Max
Fortnite is getting a new Discover page — and it looks a lot like the corresponding pages on platforms like YouTube and Netflix. At Unreal...
The U.S. game industry will hit a cyclical downturn in 2027 despite GTA VI launch | PwC analysis and interview
The U.S. games and esports industry is expected to hit a cyclical slowdown driven by weak economic trends in 2027 — despite the launch...
PUBG creator Brendan Greene reduces team and makes final update for Prologue: Go Wayback!
Brendan Greene, creator of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and founder of PlayerUnknown Productions, announced his company has to scale back its team and it has made...
Clarifying Amazon role in the game business — it’s not a retreat | Jeff Gattis interview
Jeff Gattis has had to explain Amazon’s role in the game business, particularly after it dismantled a lot of the e-commerce company’s efforts in...
Soft Rains’ Ambrosia Sky: Act Two PC release date confirmed
Ambrosia Sky: Act Two, the conclusive chapter of Dalia’s journey, will launch on PC via Steam on August 6, 2026.
Zynga’s Game of Thrones: Legends and Game of Thrones: Slots launch new features
Zynga, has announced new in-game events in Game of Thrones: Legends and Game of Thrones: Slots to celebrate House of The Dragon Season 3.
Why dressing up as Star Wars characters is giving way to time inside games | Tim Willits interview
Saber Interactive owns 13 game studios and it has 3,500 game developers. And believe it or not, this is not a big game company....