
Invincible VS Hotfix Patch Notes 07.09.2026 (9th July 2026)
The latest hotfix tackles network degradation in long sets, fixes The Immortal's revive exploit, and shores up countertag consistency after Evo.
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The latest hotfix tackles network degradation in long sets, fixes The Immortal's revive exploit, and shores up countertag consistency after Evo.

Version 1.13.01 lands with fixes for crash-on-bear, broken quest progression, and livestock feed mechanics that weren't working as intended.

Sony's PSN requirement means Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls won't be available on Steam in 132 countries. It's the Helldivers 2 fiasco all over again.

College Football 27 launched on PC and consoles on July 2, making it the first college football game available on the platform in over twenty years. PC players can finally tweak graphics settings and chase 120 FPS on the gridiron.

Krabworks Game Studios dropped a new gameplay trailer for Hermit, a hardcore open-world RPG where your most important companion is a donkey carrying all your stuff.

Firaxis rolled out a targeted hotfix for console and Linux players, squashing controller issues and a few lingering UI bugs.

Saber Interactive's Turok revival just got a bloody new gameplay trailer, and it's looking far more impressive than early hands-on impressions suggested.

Dbrand poured over a thousand hours of engineering into a Portal-themed Steam Machine case, launched pre-orders, and became the company's second-fastest selling product. Then Valve's legal team pointed out the obvious problem.

Koei Tecmo pulled Dead or Alive 6 from Steam and replaced it with Last Round, a barely-upgraded rerelease that costs more, forces players to rebuy DLC, and is sitting at Mostly Negative reviews.

A $5.99 hide-and-seek game made by two people in two months has outsold Resident Evil Requiem and Crimson Desert on Steam.

Warhorse's medieval RPG keeps climbing, hitting six million units sold and celebrating with a Balatro crossover quest and Steam Summer Sale discounts.

Tim Sweeney thinks Valve's requirement for developers to disclose AI usage on Steam is killing games before they launch. He's calling it a 'Scarlet Letter', but his argument has some obvious blind spots.

Nexon rolls out fixes for Ines and Bunny, reworks how Shape Stabilizers function, and streamlines mission access.

RuneScape: Dragonwilds patches localisation issues and tackles a growing list of bugs affecting Umbral Sands.

The latest Stellaris patch tackles Forever Cruise balance issues and Nomads overhauls while squashing dozens of crashes and edge cases.

Valve engineers revealed they have zero negotiating power with RAM suppliers, who offer monthly prices on a take-it-or-leave-it basis. The result: a Steam Machine that costs roughly $300 more than Valve originally planned.

Stability fixes dominate this update, along with vehicle physics tuning and some long-overdue FIA tweaks.

Pearl Abyss patches out stability issues affecting AMD users and Photo Mode in Crimson Desert 1.12.02.

Patch 1.20 rolls out today across all platforms with visual fixes, harvester tweaks, and multiplayer stability improvements.

Hello Games has patched two major freighter bugs affecting The Swarm players. Here's what changed.

Dbrand's Portal-themed Companion Cube shell for the Steam Machine is finally real and up for pre-order, complete with a test chamber diorama and a cake-themed suede cloth.

Mega Crit co-founder Casey Yano says the Doormaker boss, so despised it was eventually deleted from the game entirely, was born from spending too much time in Valve's hero shooter.

EA quietly filed new Ultima trademarks. Richard Garriott responded by announcing he'll reclaim the series' copyright next year under a 35-year rule in US law.

Richard "Lord British" Garriott says he's finally reclaiming the copyright to his legendary RPG series from EA, thanks to a decades-old provision in US copyright law.