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An auteur developer just proudly proclaimed his publisher had no interest in AI. Turns out they really did...
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An auteur developer just proudly proclaimed his publisher had no interest in AI. Turns out they really did...
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The internet's loudest were out for blood from the moment "Concord 2" aka Highguard was revealed. Launch was a crash-laden PR disaster, too. However, now that the dust is settling, we maybe shouldn't count out developer Wildlight just yet!
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Is it a gaming disaster without the grasping claws of Private Equity involved? We go deeper into the Ashes of Creation story.
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Highguard's launch was messy, but it revealed that there really is no surefire way to sell your indie game in 2026.
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Big games like Resident Evil Requiem and Nioh 3, indies like Mewgenics and Menace and what could be our first viral game of the year. February looks great.
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Nintendo are taking the blame for a hit indie being censored, but the truth might not be so simple.
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With all the turmoil across the games industry, the assumption was that things were going badly, trending downwards. The reality is far less clear... did any of the chaos really matter?
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GOG Staff are going against their leaders, as GenAI banners generate bad blood.
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Ubisoft claim to be striving for "the best talents" to take their IP into the future. A strange contradiction amidst the 3000+ staff departures in recent years. Those left including truly costly losses such as Assassin's Creed's "guardian" and The Division series lead. Is Yves determined to fail?
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For years, the games industry has been trusted to "self-regulate" many of its most harmful methodologies... leaders of big publishers pledged they'd rein it in and do right by the kids. It seems they pushed their luck too far, and now the EU is breathing down their necks!
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£656 million in anti-competition payouts could follow, if Valve loses its case in a UK tribunal.
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Void War's been pulled from Steam at the request of someone, but it doesn't seem to be the litigious megacorp everyone might think.