The surprise announcement of Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic at The Game Awards 2025 was met with excitement and immediate skepticism about its release date. Game director Casey Hudson has now directly addressed fears of a 2030 launch, promising it will come sooner. The game is a narrative-drive
Jonathan Blow and Thekla are back with their most ambitious project yet. Order of the Sinking Star is a narrative puzzle game featuring contributions from top indie designers and is slated for a 2026 release on PC.
World of Warcraft players found a glitch to make their new houses float. Blizzard’s response? They’re officially adding the feature after seeing how creative the community got.
The full free-to-play launch of Path of Exile 2 is facing a delay. Developers now say the previously hinted March 2026 target is unlikely, though they hope to still launch before 2027.
A new report suggests the Call of Duty franchise is struggling in 2025. Factors include player burnout, the impact of Game Pass on sales, and strong competition from titles like Battlefield 6.
The free-to-play action RPG ‘Where Winds Meet’ has surpassed 9 million players just two weeks after launch. It hit over 2 million players in its first 24 hours and peaked at 251,008 concurrent users on Steam. The game’s only notable criticism has been its implementation of AI chatbots for some NPCs.
Nearly two years after its stunning Game Awards reveal, Light No Fire remains in early development with just a “tiny team” working on it. Hello Games founder Sean Murray says they’re working “at pace” but progress suggests the game might still be years away from release.
The free-to-play Resident Evil Survival Unit has achieved outstanding global results since its November 18th debut. Players can now claim special rewards using the code ‘2m Survivors’ to celebrate the milestone.
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has criticized Valve’s requirement that developers disclose generative AI usage on Steam. He called the policy nonsensical, arguing AI will be ubiquitous in game development. The comments sparked immediate backlash from gamers who want transparency.
Xbox Cloud Gaming hours have surged 45% year-over-year as Microsoft expands the service to India. The company is seeing particularly strong growth in Brazil and Argentina, forcing server capacity increases to handle demand.
