Neurona Games and indie.io align release timing with the Esports World Cup, then ship a major overhaul to its management sim.

A 25-year-old open world gets expanded NPC routines, in-world tutorials, and a customizable difficulty system.

The retro studio behind System Shock remakes is returning to Looking Glass with a new Thief remaster.

Kwalee publishes Flyos' debut CRPG adaptation, bringing tabletop lore and Disco Elysium-style design to consoles and PC.

Sega says generative AI supported development, but the disclosure on Steam has sparked backlash and “Lazy Taxi” memes.

The studio is watching other extraction shooters closely, but claims its gunplay will be the deciding factor.

The survival hit exits early access in September, then expands to PS5 and Switch 2, closing a long content gap for players.

A playable 30-minute demo ships, and Désilets explains the timeline math and why the devil idea became witches, then a cat.

A $888.1M surge since April 24 puts Universal and the investors behind “musician biopics” on a new No. 1 runway.

A 40-year look at ARIA data explains why local artists face a shrinking on-ramp in their own charts.

Her early breast cancer diagnosis is behind her, and she is back performing on China's Singer after months away.

Director Greg Foertsch and lead designer James Brawley explain how XCOM-style character risk, bond progression, and customization fit Star Wars canon.