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The indie studio reviving Castlevania follows Clair Obscur Expedition 33's lead: "Being a French team, we were arrogant enough to set the game in France"

Although the devs remain coy about who we'll actually be playing as in Castlevania: Belmont's Curse

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Want the perfect summer board game? This might be it

Sanibel is a game of patient restraint, artful acquisition, and optimal pattern placement

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Hytale devs hire Minecraft modders behind incredible Create mod, teasing that it "opens the door to automation and a whole lot more" in their sandbox RPG

"Just gotta let us cook"

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Keychron essentially just made its top keyboards 3D-printable

Keychron has taken its top keyboards to GitHub, posting stp files for cases as well as open source firmware.

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Slay the Spire 2 players surprised by patch that actually makes the game easier with big Ironclad buffs and nerfs to infuriating enemies: "F*** that guy"

The Silent also had one of its most overpowered cards reworked

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GTA 6 user-generated content monetization will make some players "millionaires," claims content creator who had a "party with Rockstar"

The Roblox route

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This cozy board game feels just like Stardew Valley, and it's my favorite game of 2026 so far

If you love Stardew Valley, I need you to see the Cozy Stickerville board game

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Arc Raiders stamps out another duplication exploit in Embark's latest hotfix that also fixes some annoying PS5 crashes

Another dupe glitch bites the dust

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"The real world is always way more dank than we anticipate," Prove You're Human's creative director tells me about tackling this AI-inspired follow-up to 1000xResist

Interview | Sunset Visitor's Remy Siu talks AI in sci-fi, CAPTCHA as a game mechanic, and tackling FMV in Prove You're Human

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Turns out the Nintendo Wii can run Mac OS X, and I've now got cursed Apple iMac G3 ideas

A savvy modder has ported Mac OS X to the Nintendo Wii, transforming it into an unlikely retro Apple machine with an operating system from 2001.

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No Man's Sky Xeno Arena update feels like "a really great and simplified Pokemon clone," fans say, and is basically "a whole new game" to play within the survival gem

It's "much, much more fun" than expected

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Phantom Blade Zero lead knows "a profound technological revolution is unfolding" with AI, but doesn't really care: "Human artistry is not merely a means for creating value"

"Every single piece of content in our game has been crafted by the hands of real artists"

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"Assassin's Creed Black Flag is the best pirate game of all time" according to Windrose devs, so of course they "took inspiration" from it for their viral open-world seafaring game

Windrose is "a combination of what we wanted to create and what we thought the players would want to play," producer says

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10 years later, Overwatch co-creator Jeff Kaplan debunks the game's first controversy: "We actually didn't nerf Tracer's butt"

What year is it?

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Crimson Desert roadmap reveals boss rematches, extra difficulty settings, new pets, and more coming to Pearl Abyss's open-world fantasy adventure over the next 3 months

Pywel is getting even prettier, too

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Palworld dev wishes "nothing but the best" for new Temtem survival game and says Pocketpair "thought the trailer looked great," but he knows comparisons are inevitable

Pocketpair's publishing lead knows folks will "throw our name around" at Temtem: Pioneers' devs trying to "cause a fuss"

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Bless the Maker, Dune: Awakening devs have answered our prayers and are turning the survival MMO into a "PvE-first" experience, as "over 80%" of us already play it that way

"Players should have the agency to tailor their experience"

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After 9 years of acclaim for its depiction of sensitive themes, Google delists Doki Doki Literature Club for its "depiction of sensitive themes"

"DDLC is widely celebrated for portraying mental health in a way that meaningfully connects deeply with players," the lead dev and publisher say

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Xbox exec who brought Bungie into Microsoft says it's "weird" to see Sony own the creators of Halo: "It was so weird to launch Marathon and see a PlayStation logo"

"If you would've told me, 'Oh, Bungie will be part of Sony, you know, 25 years ago, I'd be like 'What? No, I don't think so'"

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My favorite Stardew Valley-like, the one where you manage a graveyard of course, is free for a few days as dev reveals sequel: Graveyard Keeper 2 is coming with a whole zombie-infested town to manage

Graveyard Keeper 2 looks like a much bigger RPG

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Bethesda was so indie when the Elder Scrolls launched that the devs packaged and shipped the RPG themselves: "We were in the loading dock and we learned how to assemble boxes, inserts and use the heat gun"

"We even spent time shrink-wrapping the games ourselves"

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The First Berserker Khazan dev restructure "not related to workforce reduction or team dissolution," Nexon says: "We're proud of the game's creative direction and the positive response"

"Neople has reorganized its team"

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Buckshot Roulette dev's next unhinged multiplayer game is Mario Party, but instead of getting thwomped you get shot in the face

Machine Party is a horror Mario Party with meat grinders instead of Bob-ombs

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Pokemon-like MMO Temtem channels Palworld with new open-world survival crafting game Temtem: Pioneers

Temtem: Pioneers' Kickstarter campaign is now live

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After spending $45,000 on an "unheard of" first-party Nintendo prototype, anonymous collector pulls the ultimate good guy move and releases the ROM for preservationists to study for free

"The prototype cartridge allegedly belonged to a former Nintendo of America employee who had sold it in a garage sale"

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