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Pengembang Pro Skater 3+4 Tony Hawk, Iron Galaxy, mengumumkan lebih banyak PHK setelah pemotongan pada awal 2025
Iron Galaxy Studios has, over the years, contributed to series such as Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, Uncharted, and Fallout while also developing original titles of its own like Extinction and Rumbleverse. But even working on high profile series like those listed hasn't saved it previouslyhaving to make layoffs to ensure its survival, and things aren't looking much brighter in 2026. Read more
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Arc Raiders mengalihkan Ekspedisi dan sekarang poin keterampilan diperoleh dari kerusakan yang ditangani, bukan nilai simpanan
Arc Raiders developer Embark Studios has outlined what's coming up in its next Expedition Window, launching on 28th April, revealing "we're doing things a little differently", changing up how players earn Skill Points. Read more
Gears of War film director insists "that movie will happen"
Yes, the Gears of War movie is "going to happen". Read more
Despite a few "rough edges", Replaced developer Sad Cat Studios is celebrating the sci-fi platformer's "strong debut success"
Sad Cat Studios has celebrated the release of its cyberpunk-infused platformer Replaced, lauding it a "strong debut success" for the development team despite the few "rough edges". Read more
New Starfield hotfix takes aim at those PS5 crashes that happened when players were using Enhanced settings
Bethesda has released a promised hotfix for Starfield on PS5, which will address some of the game's crashing issues. Read more
"I wish artists would take notice that this is a great time to learn some form of AI" - Dead Space creator Glen Schofield doesn't think controversial tech will replace human talent, but still believes it has its place
Game developer and studio founder Glen Schofield has shared his thoughts on AI, and while he doesn't believe it will replace human labour any time soon, he thinks artists should take the time to learn some form of the technology now, before it is too late. Read more
Starfield Switch 2 rating spotted, all but confirming an upcoming port of Bethesda's space-based RPG
It sure looks like Starfield is coming to Switch 2. Read more
Starfield's PS5 port manages roughly 140K sales in a week, estimates analyst firm
Starfield's Free Lanes update and the Terran Armada DLC are pretty fun... as long as you want more Starfield. The game's long-awaited PS5 port has run into a number of big issues since it launched on 7th April though, and fixes are coming soon. How does that translate into sales numbers? The first estimates are in... Read more
Marathon's next experimental mode goes all in on sponsored kits, which sounds great for scaredy-cats like me
There's another experiment on the way to Marathon. Last month, Bungie started testing a duos mode in the extraction shooter. According to an update from Joe Ziegler, that mode will be making its way into the game as a full feature in season two, with Bungie "diligently working on delivering that to all of you who are eagerly awaiting its return." But with this update comes the next test: a new mode that forces you into using sponsored kits. Read more
Bethesda acknowledges Starfield's PS5 crashing issues, promises hotfix soon
Bethesda has responded to the various crashing issues many Starfield players on PlayStation 5 have been experiencing since the game made the jump to Sony's console earlier this month. Read more
Fable still coming out this autumn, despite reports that developer Playground Games is "worried" about Grand Theft Auto 6
There were rumours over the weekend that Playground Games' Fable had been internally delayed and could potentially slip into 2027 to avoid clashing with GTA 6. However, the developer has seemingly extinguished these rumours by stating Fable will still release this autumn. Read more
No, Fable's release window chicken hasn't been kicked down the road, Playground Games say following report of potential GTA 6-related delay
Playground Games have taken to the socials to reiterate that their Fable reboot is still currently set to arrive in autumn 2026, while a report claming that it could slip beyond that point buzzes around. Read more
"I couldn't protect it" Pete Hines says he left Microsoft-owned Bethesda because he didn't want to watch it be "damaged and broken apart and frankly mistreated, abused"
Following the release of Starfield back in 2023, one of the long-time faces of the publisher announced he was wandering off into the great retirement beyond. Pete Hines, who was head of publishing at the Fallout and Elder Scrolls maker, said at the time that walking away was "not a decision I came to easily or quickly", but that "the time is right". He's now expanded on what went into his exit, painting a picture that reflects far less rosily on Bethesda's current corporate overlords Microsoft,
Starfield PS5 players demand refunds, reporting widespread bugs and glitches that leave the game "unplayable"
Within days of Starfield's much-anticipated launch on PS5, fans are complaining of "totally unsurprising" crashes, freezes, and save issues, with some calling the game "unplayable" in its current state. Read more
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Arc Raiders Launches Map Conditions tracker - here's what the tracker tells us
Embark Studios has released a new tracker to help players monitor map conditions across Arc Raiders. Read more
After selling over 1.5m copies and stealing most of my summer, Fantasy Life i is coming to mobile with cross-save
Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time was one of last year's most pleasant surprises, successfully managing to suck up most of my summer with its brilliant mix of Animal Crossing-style life sim and swashbuckling RPG adventure. And now it's coming to iOS and Android with cross-save, meaning you can take your existing games with you on-the-go. Read more
Just Cause studio's canned dragon-riding fantasy romp AionGuard "would have been Crimson Desert", reckons former Avalanche creative head
Back in the late 2000s, Just Cause developers Avalanche ended up in a publishing pickle with a fantasy open-worlder they were working on. It was dubbed AionGuard, and ex-Avalanche chief creative officer Christofer Sundberg reckons that had it not ended up chucked on the cancellation bonfire, the game would've done a lot of the same things which've helped make Crimson Desert a hit all these years later. Read more