
Dune: Awakening - 1.3.20.0 Patch Notes (28th April 2026)
Dune: Awakening's latest patch splits the Deep Desert into dedicated PvE and PvP instances and cleans up some long-standing Testing Station frustrations.
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Dune: Awakening's latest patch splits the Deep Desert into dedicated PvE and PvP instances and cleans up some long-standing Testing Station frustrations.

Skirmish gets a competitive overhaul, Ascent swaps in for Bind, and Premier returns for PC players in VALORANT's latest update.

Update 1.5.4 is live for EA SPORTS FC 26, addressing Career Mode save issues, Clubs menu bugs, and a frame rate problem that was hitting performance after the 45th minute.

Facepunch's first update since s&box officially launched on Steam addresses crashes, video recording, and Linux support.

Valve's Pierre-Loup Griffais confirms the company is 'hard at work' on Steam Deck 2, but won't settle for anything less than a generational performance leap over the original.

Creative Assembly has pushed a Mod Manager update focused on performance and usability, with faster load times and cleaner mod ordering for players running large libraries.
A small but tidy housekeeping patch for Mechabellum lands today, fixing data anomalies and a couple of cosmetic display errors.
FFXIV's Patch 7.5 Trail to the Heavens is live today, bringing new main scenario quests, the Unmaking trial, and some long-overdue housing upgrades.

The Riven Tides update is live, bringing ARC Raiders' first new map since launch alongside sweeping weapon economy changes and some long-overdue balance work.

Patch 6.2.2 doubles the Exo Suit's health pool and overhauls enemy durable damage across all three factions. Here's what changed.

Where Winds Meet's April 30 update restructures Arena matchmaking into four regional battlegroups and tightens up Guild War scheduling ahead of the journey to Qinchuan.

Season 9 is live in Dark and Darker, bringing a full reset, a revamped Inferno dungeon, new class skills, and a two-week Solo Self Found event before the marketplace opens.

RuneScape's latest update cleans up combat visuals, brings back Double XP from May 1st, and quietly removes some integrity-breaking store items for good.

The original Star Fox puppets, used for the SNES game's box art and Japanese promos, were destroyed by the same studio that would later make Godzilla Minus One. Natural rubber and open air don't mix.

Limited Run Games is going back to the Rugrats well again, bundling six PS1, N64, and Game Boy-era titles into one collection. It launches digitally on May 15 with physical pre-orders starting May 1.

Peter Berg called Call of Duty players pathetic and weak in a 2013 interview. Now he's directing the franchise's first movie for Paramount.

Limited Run Games is packaging six Rugrats titles spanning the PS1, N64, Game Boy, and GBA eras into one collection, complete with save-anywhere and rewind features. Digital launch is May 15, with physical pre-orders opening May 1.

Valve's new Steam Controller arrives May 4, beating the Steam Machine to market for the simplest reason imaginable: there's no RAM inside it.

During a stage Q&A at FFXIV Fan Fest 2026, a fan unknowingly guessed the weapon for one of Evercold's new jobs right in front of director Naoki Yoshida. He confirmed it happened, then refused to say which one.

Captain Majima sails into Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds tomorrow as a free DLC character, bringing his pirate ship kart, a festival event, and a Steam free weekend in tow.

More than 100 Magic: The Gathering Arena developers have filed to unionize with the CWA, giving Hasbro until May 1 to voluntarily recognize the union or face an NLRB election.

Multiple hands-on previews of Supermassive's next Dark Pictures game paint a picture of a studio chasing survival horror mechanics it hasn't earned, at the cost of the cinematic identity that made its games worth playing.

EA Sports UFC 6 isn't out until June, but the $100 Ultimate Edition already bundles two paid expansions stretching into summer 2027. That's a lot of confidence in a game nobody's played yet.

Christopher Koji Fox's AI-generated images during a Fan Fest lyrics panel killed the room's energy and sparked immediate backlash online.