The indie RPG Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is riding a massive post-Game Awards wave. New data shows it sold hundreds of thousands of copies and saw player counts more than double on Steam following its historic wins.
Xbox has quietly scheduled its annual Developer Direct for January 2026. With Playground Games confirmed to appear, updates on Fable and Forza Horizon 6 are highly likely as part of a massive 2026 slate for Microsoft.
Epic Games’ Fortnite has returned to the Google Play Store in the United States. This move comes directly from Google complying with a court injunction following Epic’s landmark legal victory.
In a new IGN interview, Bethesda chief Todd Howard revealed that Fallout is the studio’s most active franchise at the moment. However, he gave no concrete details on a Fallout 3 remaster or a potential return to New Vegas, leaving fans to speculate.
Epic is keeping its next free game a secret until December 11th, building hype ahead of The Game Awards. For now, you can grab two comedy-focused titles to play over the holidays.
The indie horror game ‘Horses’ has been banned from the Epic Games Store just one day before its scheduled December 2, 2025 release. This follows a similar, vague ban from Steam, crippling the game’s launch on major PC storefronts.
Asus and Microsoft have teamed up for the ROG Xbox Ally X, a 2025 handheld focused on improving the software “experience.” It packs AI features and Xbox integration, but faces hurdles with its complexity and high price starting at £799.
Valve’s upcoming Steam Machine hardware carries the codename “Fremont,” which directly connects to a character name from Marc Laidlaw’s leaked Half-Life 3 plot. This comes amid increasing rumors from industry insiders about Half-Life content tied to the early 2026 hardware launch. The timing and nam
ModRetro has unveiled its M64 console, a modern remake of the Nintendo 64 that plays original cartridges in 4K resolution. The system features FPGA technology and comes with authentic recreations of the iconic three-pronged controller. Priced at $199, it’s positioned as a direct competitor to Analog
LEGO is completely rethinking its video game strategy after three decades. The company’s executives explain how social gaming and creator tools are replacing traditional single-player experiences for today’s generation.
