WeTransfer’s New Terms Let Them Use Your Game Assets — Even Under NDA
This article examines changes to WeTransfer’s terms and why developers handling game assets, confidential files, or NDA-protected material should read the fine print carefully.
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Holdfast Shatters Player Record on Console Launch Day
Holdfast reached a new player record on console launch day, bringing its large-scale historical multiplayer battles to a wider audience.
FBI Piracy Crackdown Ongoing: Major Game Download Sites Seized in Global Sweep
This report covers an FBI-led piracy crackdown that seized major game download sites as part of a wider international enforcement effort.
The New Code is Communication: Why Writers Might Be the Next Coders
As AI tools change software workflows, this editorial argues that clear communication and precise instructions may become increasingly valuable technical skills.
Shadow Returns – SEGA Reignites Sonic X Shadow Generations Campaign
SEGA has renewed its Sonic X Shadow Generations campaign with fresh promotion around Shadow and the long-running Sonic series.
Update on Call of Duty: WWII – Game Pass PC Version Still Offline After RCE Exploit
The Game Pass PC version of Call of Duty: WWII remained offline following an RCE security issue while players waited for a safe return.
Manhunt Censorship, Bully, and the Games They Tried to Stop
This retrospective looks at censorship battles around Manhunt, Bully, and other controversial games that faced bans, restrictions, or political pressure.
Valve Sued for Antitrust — Indie Devs Now Part of a Class Action, Whether They Like It or Not
Valve is facing an antitrust class action tied to Steam, with indie developers included in the legal dispute over storefront rules and competition.
Ready or Not – Censored, Bombed, and Losing the Room
Ready or Not faced backlash over censorship changes and review bombing, creating tension between the developer, platform requirements, and parts of its community.
Microsoft Cuts Across Gaming Division: King, Rare, ZeniMax Among the Casualties
Microsoft’s July 2025 gaming layoffs hit teams across King, Rare, ZeniMax, and other Xbox operations as the company cut thousands of roles and refocused parts of its gaming business.
Playdead Files Lawsuit Against Co-Founder Dino Patti Over Limbo Image
A long-running feud between the creators of Limbo and Inside has escalated into a full-blown legal battle In a surprising development from Denmark’s celebrated indie studio Playdead, the company has officially filed a lawsuit against its co-founder Dino Patti. The lawsuit alleges unauthorized use of a Limbo image in a recent LinkedIn post, reigniting a…
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Watch It Live Today: IndieMania 2025, a Celebration of Indie Games
IndieMania 2025 brings together more than 100 developers for world premieres, trailers, giveaways, a fan-voted Game of the Year championship, and a post-show master class for indie creators.
Ben Bowman on 10 Years of GCX and Gaming for Good
GCX co-founder Ben Bowman reflects on the event’s 10-year journey, its community-first growth, challenges during COVID, and a charity mission that has raised more than $33 million for St. Jude.
London Games Festival Receives Major UK Government Funding
The UK Government announced new funding for London Games Festival as part of a £30 million Games Growth Package, with plans to expand the event, support UK developers, and increase international reach.
What If GTA 6 Was Free? The Fantasy That Could Break the Industry
This GTA VI editorial asks what would happen if Rockstar launched the game free-to-play, weighing GTA Online’s recurring revenue model against the likely benefits of a traditional full-price release.