Blizzard has sued Project Ascension, the third World of Warcraft private server it has gone after this year, giving the million-player project 21 days to respond. Here is the case, and why WoW's triple-charge model keeps pushing players toward private servers.
Sony still sees global value in live-service games after Concord. Its own investor disclosures suggest the lesson should be selectivity, not another content factory.
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 is due in Fall 2026 with a standalone story and a new crew. Repeating the first series' heartbreak will require more than returning to Night City.
Kadokawa's third trailer for Sekiro: No Defeat leans into the bond between Kuro and Wolf before cutting loose with a rapid-fire montage of the game's most iconic boss fights.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II has crossed six million copies sold, and Warhorse marked the moment with Patch 1.5.6, 'A Jester's Visit,' adding a new quest, Steam Controller support, and a batch of fixes.
Grand Theft Auto VI is up for pre-order at $79.99, with a $99.99 Ultimate Edition, and that number may matter more than the November 19 launch. Here is why the new $80 normal threatens to turn gaming into a luxury.
MECCHA CHAMELEON passed five million sales days after launch. Its clear social hook is a useful case study, but a viral opening does not guarantee a permanent audience.
IO Interactive blends Hitman-style stealth with cinematic action to tell an original young-Bond origin story. A few rough edges aside, 007 First Light is the most exciting 007 game in years.
Tim Sweeney calls Valve's AI disclosure rule a 'Scarlet Letter' that invites players to 'kill the game.' With Epic building AI into Unreal Engine 6, both sides of the debate are worth weighing.
CI Games has officially delayed Lords of the Fallen 2 to Q1 2027, buying time to polish the action-RPG and steer clear of a holiday window dominated by Grand Theft Auto 6.
