Remnant 2 gets a big Steam discount alongside crossplay update
Remnant 2, one of the best multiplayer games of 2023, just received an update that added crossplay and is now available at a discounted price of $30 on Steam for a limited time.
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Indie poker hit Balatro gets delisted from storefronts after sudden rating change
Balatro, a poker roguelike that has become a surprise hit after being released last month, will get delisted in some regions after a sudden rating change that claimed the game encouraged gambling.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth isn’t on Xbox, so play these RPGs on Game Pass
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is out now, but it’s only available on PlayStation 5.
No Rest for the Wicked is a cruel and beautiful action game
No Rest for the Wicked has a lot going for it. The upcoming action game already has me charmed me with its distinct sense of style. There’s just one thing that’s yet to win me over, and that’s its sometimes cruel gameplay.
What’s new in March 2024: 7 upcoming games that you should check out
This March’s new games are a lot more niche than those released so far in 2024, but they are shaping up to be some of the best in their respective genres. Princess Peach is getting her first starring role in a game in over 18 years, while franchises like Alone in the Dark and Dragon’s Dogma are making a comeback after long dormancies. March 22, in particular, looks like it will be a busy day with three AAA games all launching alongside each other.
Star Wars: KOTOR remake developer reportedly sold by Embracer Group
Saber Interactive, the game developer and publisher behind highly anticipated upcoming games like the remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, is reportedly being sold by its parent company, Embracer Group.
Crash Bandicoot 4 developer Toys for Bob is going independent
Activision studio Toys for Bob — best known for its work on franchises like Crash Bandicoot, Skylanders, and Spyro — is separating from Microsoft and going independent. It isn’t completely leaving Xbox and Activision behind, though, as the studio is looking to form a partnership with those companies.
EA lays off 5% of its developers as it moves away from licensed games
EA announced that it will lay off 5% of its workforce by the end of March as part of an initiative that will also see it move away from making a lot of externally licensed games in the future.