Cute and cozy Lord of the Rings life sim Tales of the Shire delayed to early 2025
Tales of the Shire, the upcoming life sim based in The Lord of the Rings universe, has been delayed to early 2025. It was originally scheduled to release this Fall.
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Early code from one of the worst Silent Hill games resurfaces with a NSFW rant from a dev seemingly Having A Day: "Why these a**holes are such a**holes?!"
Early code from the critically panned 2012 horror game Silent Hill: Downpour recently leaked, and although the newly revealed cut content is of historical significance for the genre, it's actually the expletive-laden rant from a disgruntled dev that I'm interested in.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard director says "the first thing" he asked for was a State of Decay-inspired QoL feature that fixes a long-running party chat issue
Dragon Age: The Veilguard will allow you to pick up conversations with companions right where you left off after being interrupted, a subtle but meaningful quality of life improvement the series has been sorely missing.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 won't "betray the fans of the original" JRPG but there will be new elements that "bring a new happiness"
Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Rebirth producer Yoshinori Kitase says the upcoming third entry in the trilogy will stay true to the story told in the 1997 JRPG classic, but given how much time has passed, there will also be plenty of new stuff as well.
All 25 members of Annapurna Interactive reportedly resign following a dispute with the publisher's owner
All 25 members of staff at Annapurna Interactive have resigned following a dispute with billionaire Megan Ellison, the owner of the video game publisher's parent company, Annapurna Pictures.
Tony Hawk is working with Activision on a new project that "fans will truly appreciate"
Tony Hawk is working with Activision again on a new project, though he's staying tight-lipped on the details.
A year later, Unity cancels its controversial Runtime Fee "effective immediately"
A year after it was announced, Unity's highly controversial Runtime Fee has been canceled "effective immediately."
Steam says you officially only get one family per year as its new game sharing feature leaves beta
Steam's new and improved family game sharing feature is now available to everyone, but you'll want to choose carefully which family you become a part of.