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After years of promising 'final' updates that never were, Re-Logic has dropped the act. Terraria will keep getting updates beyond 1.4.6, crossplay is coming soon, and the game just hit 70 million copies sold.
Forza Horizon 6 doesn't officially release until May 19, but over a million players have already paid a premium to get in early, doubling Forza Horizon 5's Steam record in the process.
Unknown Worlds sold 2 million copies of Subnautica 2 in half a day, and the studio's lead designer says the game's no-violence philosophy is a hill they're willing to die on.
Square Enix is scrapping the 14-day cap on Final Fantasy 11's free trial and raising the level limit to 75. For a 24-year-old MMO still getting updates, it's a move that should have happened years ago.
Google Play Korea cast the greatest League of Legends player ever opposite one of K-pop's biggest stars in a romantic mini-drama ad series. It's stuffed with esports callbacks and it absolutely works.
Bandai Namco let the official Aqours fan club domain expire, and it's now sitting on a Japanese auction site with a lead bid of $615 million. Fans aren't laughing.
Mechanicus 2 arrives May 21 on Xbox Series X|S with a franchise first: the Leagues of Votann make their video game debut alongside dual Adeptus Mechanicus and Necron campaigns.
Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen are sitting at number one and two on the Switch eShop's download-only chart. A pair of 22-year-old Game Boy Advance remakes are outselling Hades 2, Hollow Knight: Silksong, and nearly everything else on the store.
WWE stars, action heavyweights, and rising talent fill out a Street Fighter movie cast that looks like it was built by people who actually understand the source material.
Annapurna Interactive didn't hedge or issue a careful PR statement about Mixtape's music licensing. It called the delisting rumours a lie and told everyone to have a great weekend.
Overwatch fans roasted the game's 10th anniversary event for its underwhelming rewards. Blizzard's immediate fix? More loot boxes.
Japanese indie horror visual novel This Game Is Not Real has been pulled from Steam after Valve ruled it didn't meet platform criteria, despite 24,000 wishlists and months of community anticipation.
IO Interactive's younger Bond isn't just cocky for the sake of it. Beneath the smug grin is an orphan with rage issues, and the studio says that's exactly the point.
Capcom has teamed up with Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions to turn the MMA card's fighters into Street Fighter characters on official merch. The pairings are wild.
Director Jeff Fowler announced filming on Sonic the Hedgehog 4 has wrapped, sharing a behind-the-scenes look at Metal Sonic. The movie races into theatres March 19, 2027.
Fortnite's Overwatch collaboration dropped this week, and somehow the biggest talking point isn't the maps, the weapons, or D.Va. It's Tracer's butt. Again.
Sektori slipped past most people when it launched last November. A Switch 2 release gives one of 2025's best arcade shooters a second chance at the audience it deserves.
June's Game Pass lineup is already one of the stranger months in recent memory, led by a game where you kickflip an actual train through Japanese cities.
Age of Solitaire: Build Civilization quietly vanished from the Xbox store this week, taking with it an achievement list so absurd it required over a year of continuous playtime.
At least seven Visual Concepts employees have posted about being laid off, with reports linking the cuts to the fallout from WWE 2K26's controversial Ringside Pass system.
Uwe Boll is coming out of retirement to make a spiritual sequel to his 2003 House of the Dead film, which holds a 3% score on Rotten Tomatoes. He says Paul W.S. Anderson's official reboot inspired him to do it better.
Path of Exile's first hotfix for 3.28.0h is live today, bringing a fresh round of fixes to the current league.
IO Interactive's devs argue that a Bond nobody has strong feelings about would be a creative failure, and they're leaning into the backlash around Patrick Gibson's portrayal.
EVE Online's upcoming Cradle of War expansion introduces Exordium, a fully PvP-free starter zone where nobody can shoot you. For a game built entirely on the promise that anyone can betray anyone, that's a fascinating concession.