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Delisted in 2019 before its servers shut down in 2020, Evolution Studios' PS4 racing exclusive Driveclub is now playable as a native Windows PC application thanks to OverkillLabs3's DriveClub Recomp project featuring Vulkan rendering, 8K support, DLAA, FSR 3.1, and 21:9 ultrawide.
Inspired by the real-world Isla de las Muñecas in the canals of Xochimilco, Mexico, Steelkrill Studio's psychological horror game Where Dolls Hang blends boat exploration, VHS investigation, and 3D-scanned artifacts on Steam.
Developed by Hitbox Entertainment and published by Alibi Games, four-player co-op physics game Keep It Up! has surpassed 500,000 demo downloads on Steam ahead of its Q4 2026 launch.
Twenty years after its 2006 PSP port, Tales of Eternia Remastered has launched on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, Switch 2, and PC via Steam at $29.99 with voiced English skits and modern quality-of-life upgrades.
With over 280 creatures now roaming Palworld, Pocketpair publishing chief John 'Bucky' Buckley explains why the studio refuses arbitrary roster quotas so every new Pal has a memorable hook.
Ahead of ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet's October 23, 2026 launch, Bandai Namco confirms 4K docked and 1080p handheld output on Nintendo Switch 2 alongside a universal 30 FPS cap across all platforms.
U.S. Representative Ritchie Torres has introduced the Power To The Players Act in Congress, directing the FTC to enforce true digital game ownership, mandatory offline patches, and resale rights.
Microsoft has opened a full-time Xbox Games Supply Strategist role in Redmond paying up to $188,400 a year to coordinate the launch of physical Xbox games across all platforms.
With Grand Theft Auto VI launching on November 19, 2026, CBS News Miami has aired a consumer warning alerting gamers about fake early access downloads, malware traps, and cryptocurrency scams.
An absurd Matryoshka doll of copycat accusations has erupted on Valve's storefront, offering a textbook look at the dark side of rapid AI-assisted game development. Just days after data revealed that Steam surpassed 21,388 game releases in 2026 amid the rise of AI vibe coding, the viral "needle in a haystack" micro-genre has reached peak...