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Pixels’ frontend launches open-sourced for game platform development
In Brief: Pixels has open-sourced its game client, inviting developer contributions. This move is part of a broader shift toward an ecosystem model, allowing community-driven improvements and modifications.…
Dan Houser doesn’t care about discs, but he thinks you should get one anyway
“I love physical media.” That’s Dan Houser interrupting his own colleague at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, moments after spending an entire answer insisting he doesn’t have strong feelings…
The next God of War is real, and Kratos isn’t in it yet
Cory Barlog stood on a stage in San Diego and finally said the thing fans have been waiting years to hear. The next big God of War chapter…
Warhorse just quietly trademarked its next Kingdom Come game
Someone at Warhorse Studios filed a trademark on July 23 and probably didn’t expect the internet to notice within hours. They did. The name is Kingdom Come Salvation,…
Gala puts The Daily Delvers on Google Play and the browser
In Brief: Gala released The Daily Delvers, an idle dungeon crawler RPG, on Google Play and as an instant-play browser title. The web version requires no download, and…
FC 27 drops September 25, and the top edition wants €159.99
The leaks were right. EA confirmed yesterday afternoon that EA Sports FC 27 hits consoles and PC on September 25. But the date isn’t the number that’ll make…
Xbox now wants you to watch ads to play games you already own
Here’s the pitch Microsoft is quietly running past its most loyal players this week: sit through some ads, then stream a game. A game you already paid for.…
The last thing standing between Saudi Arabia and EA just gave way
A $55 billion deal for one of the biggest names in games just cleared the hurdle everyone was watching. The European Commission approved Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund…
Amazon slipped 5 games into Prime Video, and it’s ignoring real gamers
Amazon just wedged a Games tab into Prime Video, and the most revealing thing about it is who it leaves out. This isn’t a play for the people…