Football Manager 27 Is Finally Making Better Use of Ultrawide Displays
Football Manager 27 confirms ultrawide monitor support, adaptive UI scaling, fewer clicks and a major navigation overhaul ahead of its November launch.
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Upwork Might Need to Hire Someone on Upwork After Its Homepage Broke
Upwork’s public homepage began showing internal-looking labels and experiment-style strings instead of normal copy across multiple sections.
Fix Stories: The Parts of Futbolle an AI Could Build, and the Parts It Couldn’t
Solo developer Mert Eker shares what AI-assisted coding genuinely enabled while building Futbolle, and how the same workflow introduced failures that looked finished but were wrong.
Xbox Game Pass vs PlayStation Plus in 2026: What Do You Get?
Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus look similar, but their 2026 prices, day-one games, PC support and cloud features now serve different players.
This Unicorn Portal Puzzler Fits 19 Levels Into a 12.5 KB ZIP
Rainwormhole packs 19 portal-puzzle rooms, code-drawn art and synthesized audio into a current 12,804-byte browser-game archive.
Blood & Canvas: Bareknuckle Boxing First Impressions – It Needs More Punch
I played the Blood & Canvas: Bareknuckle Boxing demo. The controller options are welcome and the concept is right up my alley, but the current demo needs more bite to really sell the full game.
False Hero Launches on Steam After Six Years of Solo Development
Solo-developed Soulslike False Hero has launched on Steam, bringing attack-stealing combat, a dark fantasy world and challenging boss fights to PC.
A Printer Problem Is Why This New GBA e-Reader Game Is Being Built for PC Too
A Nintendo e-Reader printing problem helped shape Eridin, a fantasy strategy game Matt Greer is building for GBA/e-Reader hardware and PC from a shared codebase.
Fix Stories: What Should Happen After You Defeat a Boss?
Seonyeop Jang of Mongma Studio shares how player feedback reshaped boss rewards, progression, readability, and build choices in Revenant Survivors.
Thanks for the Soup Launches Today With Cozy Jobs and Psychological Horror
Thanks for the Soup launches today in Early Access, mixing cozy soup deliveries, fishing, farming, pets, and psychological horror.
Tokyo Game Show 2026 Cancels Final In-Person Day as Typhoon Approaches
Tokyo Game Show 2026 canceled its final in-person day over Typhoon No. 25, with September 21 ticket refunds and online programming confirmed.
Cairn’s Free Deep Water DLC Now Launches October 29
Cairn: On the Trail – Deep Water will now launch October 29, 2026. The free DLC adds three climbing locations, limited-energy challenges, playable Marco, and Free Roam on Mount Kami.
House House Has Another Million-Selling Indie Hit
House House’s Big Walk sold more than one million copies in six days while launching on PlayStation Plus, giving the indie co-op adventure a huge start.
Cohen 1939 Is Game of the Week #72: Peaky Blinders Meets Hotline Miami
Cohen 1939 is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #72, spotlighting its 1939 Birmingham setting, revenge story, and fast top-down action.
Fix Stories: A Coma Sent Me to Another World. I Brought It Back With Me.
After a motocross accident left him in a two-week coma, one of The Orange Giant’s founders began sketching the world he remembered. Those sketches eventually became ZHAI.