EA’s Biggest Battlefield Yet Battlefield 6 will be EA’s most ambitious entry in the Battlefield franchise to date, developed by Battlefield Studios – which includes the talents of DICE,Criterion, Motive and Ripple Effect, it’s safe to say that EA has a lot riding on this one as big budget games go. For more context on…
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Fortified Space Takes Off with a Playable Demo When one indie developer couldn’t find the sci-fi game of his dreams, he built it himself. Fortified Space is a deeply personal project from Brendan and Nightsail Game Studios, combining tactical ship combat, on-foot exploration, and sandbox base building aboard a fully explorable starship. After a year…
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A candid conversation with the co-creator of Counter-Strike about building an empire, and starting over. Minh “Gooseman” Le’s name is etched into gaming history. As the co-creator of Counter-Strike, he helped shape not just the tactical FPS genre—but online multiplayer culture itself. Now, decades later, Minh is back in the indie trenches with a new…
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Early Access was meant to help games grow. But if your game’s been “early” longer than a Marvel movie phase… maybe it’s just your final form. Early Access was once a noble idea. A handshake between devs and players. “Here’s the game, it’s not done, but we’re building it together.” And for a while, it…
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What game devs, publishers, PR teams, and creatives need to know before August 8 WeTransfer is making a significant change to its Terms of Service that may impact how safe it is to share your work — especially if you’re handling pre-release game builds, press kits, or confidential materials. These new terms go into effect…
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Anima Flux: Art of Resistance in a Retro Sci-Fi Dystopia A retro-futuristic, hand-drawn sci-fi world built with bold artistic vision and layered visual storytelling. What happens when you merge retro sci-fi, cyberpunk dystopia, and entirely hand-drawn animation? You get Anima Flux—a co-op action platformer that’s visually rich, narratively dense, and uniquely expressive. We spoke with…
A Real-World Stress Test Signals a Seismic Shift in Online Game Architecture A New Benchmark for Online Game Scalability London-based deep tech company MetaGravity has just demonstrated what could become a new gold standard for real-time multiplayer infrastructure. In a controlled test, they achieved a working Minecraft server with 5,000 concurrent players—not spread across shards,…
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Project Orion enters real pre-production as CDPR and Mike Pondsmith set the record straight—here’s what’s actually confirmed Forget the speculation—CD Projekt Red has officially confirmed that a sequel to Cyberpunk 2077 is in the works, and this time, we’ve got solid facts. No leaks. No rumors. Just the real deal, straight from the studio and…
This week, we’re beyond excited to crown Cryptigma as our Game of the Week #5! Created by the brilliant solo developer Jack Garvin, Cryptigma isn’t just a puzzle game – it’s an extraordinary journey into innovation and challenge that redefines the genre. From its mind-bending respawn mechanics to over 120 meticulously crafted levels, Cryptigma stands…
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Breaking Down GTA VI’s $2B Budget: What’s Behind the Price Tag Disclaimer: The article is based on leaks, speculations, and information provided by the GTA VI community and gaming analysts. Please take figures with a grain of salt. How it all began On September 18, 2022, a user on GTAForums.com known as “teapotuberhacker” aka Arion…
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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…
Today we’re taking a closer look at Ranger Commando — a game that brings back the gritty, over-the-top energy of classic ’80s action heroes. We had the chance to sit down with its solo developer, who brings experience from major titles like Killzone to this personal, adrenaline-fueled project. From nostalgic inspirations to the challenges of…
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In the fast-paced world of video games, keeping up with the latest trends isn’t just part of the job—it’s what keeps the thrill alive. Today, we’re sitting down with Ben Granados of PUBLSH, a veteran whose love for gaming is matched only by his expertise in the field. Ben has seen the industry’s many transformations…
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Twelve years in alpha and over $800M raised—Star Citizen’s funding saga pushes forward with no full game in sight. Twelve years after its launch, Star Citizen remains in a state of playable alpha — and yet, it’s on track to become the first video game in history to cross $1 billion in funding. As of…
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