Battlefield 6 Adds Wet Work Event, Casual Battle Royale, and Free Trial
Battlefield 6 Season 3 continues with the High-Value Target update, adding Wet Work, Tactical Obliteration, Casual Battle Royale, and a free trial.
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Delta Force Mobile Season Meltdown Launches June 30
Delta Force Mobile Season Meltdown launches June 30 with new maps, Operator N-Two, new weapons, and a Rainbow Six Siege crossover.
SULFUR Is Our Game of the Week #56 Because It Remembers Games Should Be Fun
SULFUR earns our Game of the Week #56 spotlight because it remembers the most important thing: games should be fun. Perfect Random’s roguelite FPS mixes sharp gunplay, chaotic upgrades, cooking, loot, and risky experimentation into a loop that keeps pulling you back.
Steam Winter Sale Bargains: Fix Gaming’s Top Picks Across RPGs, Indies, and Co-Op Chaos
Backlog fuel for less: the Winter Sale picks worth grabbing Another orbit around the Sun, and the Steam Winter Sale is here again. With budgets feeling tighter for a lot of us, this year is perfect for hunting down real Steam Winter Sale bargains. A proper rummage through the discounts hits differently this time of…
Battlefield’s Final Stand?
After years of missteps, DICE and EA are rebuilding Battlefield from the ground up. But is it too late to reclaim the throne? There was a time when Battlefield set the standard for large-scale warfare in first-person shooters. Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4 delivered unforgettable moments, tight squad gameplay, and detailed destruction systems. But over…
Amonga99 Interview: Army Troop, AI Bots, and the Solo Dev Path Behind an Indie FPS
Fix Gaming Channel speaks with Amonga99 about Army Troop, solo development, GameMaker, Unity, realistic FPS design, player feedback, AI bots, future projects, and why the indie path still matters.
Vampire Hunters: Gamecraft Studios on Weapon Stacking, Community Feedback and Heavy Metal
Vampire Hunters stacks up to 14 weapons in a roguelite FPS built around experimentation. Gamecraft Studios producer Tiago Zaidan traces its game-jam origins, the player feedback that reshaped its arenas, and the rock and metal soundtrack driving its steampunk monster battles.