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A modding team called Breadworks is turning Team Fortress 2 into a full-blown zombie horde survival game, complete with barricades, perks, and endless waves. It looks like the mode Valve should have shipped years ago.
Six years of decompilation work has produced Dusk, a native PC port of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess that runs on PC, mobile, and Linux with mod support baked in.
Gamble With Your Friends hit 1 million copies sold in just nine days, proving once again that cheap, chaotic co-op games are the most reliable hit factory on Steam.
Gears of War: E-Day was revealed as the presenting sponsor of WWE's Triplemania 2026 event in September, and WWE's track record with game sponsorships suggests the timing isn't a coincidence.
After eight years managing Unreal Engine at Epic, Arjan Brussee thinks AI-first architecture can topple the very engine he helped run. His new project, the Immense Engine, is being built from scratch in the Netherlands.
A Final Fantasy 14 player used rows of Everkeep Sofas and the game's expanded furniture limit to build an uncanny recreation of Pragmata's shelter hub inside their in-game house.
Xbox hasn't said a word about when Gears of War: E-Day actually launches, but a pro wrestling sponsorship deal might have done the talking for them.
Subnautica 2's game design lead says even he can't handle the dark zones he helped build. The sequel hits early access on May 14 with co-op, a mysterious tree, and the same deep-ocean dread that made the original unforgettable.
A content creator trying to beat Bully without hurting anyone accidentally discovered how to bring the shooting range's BB rifle into free roam, no mods required.
Nintendo's latest financial results reveal that nearly half of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream's 3.8 million players are already on Switch 2, turning a quirky life sim into one of the clearest adoption signals for the new hardware.
Battlefield 6 Season 3 reimagines BF4's Golmud Railway as the biggest map in the game, and it's the centrepiece of a season dripping with nostalgia.
Resident Evil Requiem just got a free roguelike mode called Leon Must Die Forever, turning Leon's campaign levels into a replayable, route-based arcade gauntlet with randomised weapons and ability builds.
TT Games dropped the launch trailer for Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, and it perfectly captures what this game is going for: every iconic Batman moment you remember, lovingly recreated and then ruined in the best way possible.
Yacht Club Games finally locks down a release date for its Shovel Knight follow-up, and the $19.99 price tag feels like a statement in an era of rising costs.
Electric Square has reaffirmed that Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis is still on track for 2026, squashing delay rumors even as Crystal Dynamics continues to shed staff.
Double Fine's entire 42-person workforce has filed to unionize with CWA, making it the first studio to test whether Xbox's new CEO will maintain Microsoft's labor neutrality.
Yuji Horii spoiled Square Enix's surprise by revealing a May 27 Dragon Quest livestream on a now-delisted YouTube video. The man is apparently notorious for this.
Starting May 25th, the PS5 will cost less than the Switch 2 in Japan. That probably won't matter as much as Sony hopes.
Three studios, one week, identical talking points. The word 'efficient' is doing a lot of heavy lifting in gaming's AI conversation right now.
Mortal Kombat II screenwriter Jeremy Slater openly compared the first film's arcana concept to Star Wars' most mocked lore addition, confirming the sequel intentionally buried it without a retcon.
Sony's CEO confirmed the PS6 has no set launch date or price, with memory costs driven by AI demand forcing the company to consider changing its entire business model.
From Heavenly Sword to Clair Obscur, Andy Serkis has watched Hollywood's attitude toward games flip completely. Now he says the industry that once looked down on games can't stop borrowing from them.
Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Hideaki Nishino detailed two internal AI tools during the company's corporate strategy presentation, including one called Mockingbird that compresses hours of animation into moments.
IO Interactive's senior combat designer explains why Bond can't just pull a silenced pistol and headshot his way through 007 First Light. The License to Kill system forces you to earn your gunfights.