
Rust Common Ground Patch Notes (2nd July 2026)
Rust's latest patch brings player-run shops, apartment rentals with scrap upkeep, a clan system with shared maps, and major softcore changes including raid windows and accelerated progression.

Rust's latest patch brings player-run shops, apartment rentals with scrap upkeep, a clan system with shared maps, and major softcore changes including raid windows and accelerated progression.

A report claiming Obsidian Entertainment was negotiating to avoid closure has been officially retracted. Bloomberg's Jason Schreier confirmed Xbox is keeping the studio.

The latest Paralives patch tackles storage bloat and adds cloud saves, plus mirror-based character editing and new customisation options.

Mod Wov's passion project is finally seeing daylight. RuneScape's goblins are getting a proper visual overhaul, and Jagex wants your input before they commit.

Nintendo's music streaming app gets a small but perfectly timed update with seven tracks from Rhythm Heaven Groove, continuing a pattern of launch-day soundtrack drops.

Tekken 8's latest patch scales back Heat move dominance and introduces the new character Kunimitsu alongside quality-of-life improvements for online play.

The Sims 4 has rolled out a substantial patch tackling notification overload, occult crashes, and Mac performance problems alongside more than 70 general bug fixes.

The first major patch for Dead or Alive 6 Last Round brings a new character costume pack and tackles persistent controller and rendering problems.

The director of the Video Game History Foundation has publicly agreed that piracy is now the only functioning form of game preservation, after Sony announced it will stop producing PlayStation discs in 2028.

Dungeon monsters are tougher but rewards are sweeter as Dark and Darker kicks off its final push before Season 10. The ping system gets a proper rework too.

The First Descendant marks its 2nd Anniversary with new event challenges, themed cosmetics, and weekend boost events. Bug fixes address skill descriptions and equipment issues.

The latest Mechabellum patch rebalances several units caught in the ripple effects of Typhoon's remake, whilst squeezing out performance gains across the board.

Enlisted's latest patch addresses armour calculation problems and visual bugs affecting soldiers and vehicles across multiple campaigns.

Sound mods are back in War Thunder, though the developers warn they're still at your own risk. This patch also squashes several aircraft and interface bugs.

Four classes get meaningful tweaks in today's 940 MB patch, with Musa and Maehwa seeing the most substantial damage and cooldown adjustments.

Capcom has pulled Onimusha: Way of the Sword's release forward by three weeks, shifting from September 25 to September 4. It's a rare move that sidesteps some brutal competition later in the month.

Over a decade since the last entry, Rhythm Heaven Groove has arrived on Switch to widespread critical praise, earning scores as high as 10/10 and a Metascore of 82.

Five years after Sony backed down from killing the PS3 and Vita storefronts, the company is pulling the plug again. This time, there's no fan campaign that's going to save them.

Druid gets a significant damage pass while PvP sees sweeping nerfs to burst-heavy specs. Omnium Folio progression is now account-wide after Week 2.
The latest hotfix tunes the Skitarii class and makes Vanguard enemies less shield-reliant, while dramatically cutting penance grind.

A stability-focused hotfix tackles school crashes, Build Mode bugs, and mod outfit issues.

Another hotfix is rolling out this morning. Servers need a restart to grab the update.

Performance fixes and UI improvements arrive in today's hotfix for Dune: Awakening.

Crytek fine-tunes the post-Inventory Rework meta with shotgun ammo changes and weapon adjustments ahead of Road to Hell: Chapter 2.