Cloud Imperium Games has responded to players unhappy about the recent introduction of "pay to win" flight blades in Star Citizen, admitting it "missed a step". While Star Citizen's community doesn't typically shy away from financially supporting the game's 12
Semiwork has outlined the next batch of changes coming to its fan-favourite co-op horror game, REPO. In a new, and brilliant, video, designer Pontus discussed a revamp of the game's health and re-gen systems, as well as give us a sneaky peek at a devastating n
Stop me if you've heard this before. We say "uncanny", but in Germany it's "unheimlich". The unheimlich was a big deal for people like Freud, and it's hard not to love the term, just a little bit. Unheimlich means, well, it means uncanny - weird, eerie, unsett
A new report alleges that Marathon developer Bungie is in "chaos" after the studio was forced to admit that an external artist's work has been used within upcoming game Marathon without consent. Forbes claims morale at the studio is in "free fall" right across
Guilty Gear Strive developer Arc System Works has suffered a "data leakage due to unauthorised access". In a brief statement, the company said that while its systems had been illegally accessed by a third-party and data was leaked, it didn't believe the leak i
Developer Shift Up said it was "closely discussing the region lock issue" with Sony after it became apparent yesterday, Friday 16th May, that Stellar Blade Steam's release on 11th June has been blocked in over 120 countries without explanation. In a brief stat
Bid numbers in the "multiple millions" are reportedly on the table for the adaptation of EA's fan-favourite co-op adventure, Split Fiction. That's according to Deadline, which said the movie business is "on a much-needed hot streak" after the "smash results" o
Just a year after release, Activision is "streamlining" and ending support for Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile, ceasing all seasonal content. In a statement, the developer said while it understood "this news may be disappointing", the mobile shooter had "not met
17th May Hello and welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've been playing. This week, Bertie returns to Oblivion after nearly 20 years; Marie plucks up the courage to wipe an Animal Crossing save 300 hours in
Switch 2 won't support Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) on TVs after all, despite Nintendo previously suggesting it would. The Mario maker today set the record straight in a comment to Nintendo Life, acknowledging that VRR would only be available when playing Switc