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Is it a gaming disaster without the grasping claws of Private Equity involved? We go deeper into the Ashes of Creation story.
Highguard's Gamble
Highguard's launch was messy, but it revealed that there really is no surefire way to sell your indie game in 2026.
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Fired developers, a missing board to blame and a million-dollar MMO playerbase wondering what comes next.
Upcoming Games: A Fabulous February
Big games like Resident Evil Requiem and Nioh 3, indies like Mewgenics and Menace and what could be our first viral game of the year. February looks great.
Why Do Blizzard Even Bother With Pre-Patch?
Why do we keep getting pre-patch events like this...? Blizzard, we need to talk.
Who, Exactly, Is This 'Arator' Guy?
Arator is much more than the son of major characters. We'll be spending a lot of time with him in Midnight, so here's what you should know about his story.
Will You Benefit From The UK Vs Valve? £656 million Is At Stake.
Valve are in trouble once more. While the headlines will be about the (relatively minor) potential payday for UK players, the bigger story here is how much a loss in this court case for Gabe could fundamentally reshape PC gaming as we know it.
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Nintendo are taking the blame for a hit indie being censored, but the truth might not be so simple.
Last Year, Was The Games Industry Truly Static?
With all the turmoil across the games industry, the assumption was that things were going badly, trending downwards. The reality is far less clear... did any of the chaos really matter?
The State Of Azeroth Is... Complicated
The State of Azeroth is complicated. We got some exceptional news... but also Blizzard making a classic PR blunder.
Loading Screen: GOG Staff Decry Store's GenAI Art
GOG Staff are going against their leaders, as GenAI banners generate bad blood.
Ubisoft's Have Pushed Out 1000s Of Staff. Just One Of Those Could Cost Them $1.3m!
Ubisoft claim to be striving for "the best talents" to take their IP into the future. A strange contradiction amidst the 3000+ staff departures in recent years. Those left including truly costly losses such as Assassin's Creed's "guardian" and The Division series lead. Is Yves determined to fail?