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Miodrag “Mio” Kovačević will be stepping down as game director of Payday 3, according to an announcement from Starbreeze released earlier today on the official Payday X account.
The impossible has been achieved in Diablo 4: no more numbers. One barbarian player has discovered a bug that allows barbarians to deal so much damage that the game just stops calculating it. And, ironically, it was done in the update meant to squish all the damage numbers down to be more legible.
Oxenfree, the gloomy adventure game from Night School Studio, will leave indie game storefront Itch.io on October 1, according to an email sent to users who own it this week. And nobody, including anyone who has the game in their library, will be able to download it after it's fully removed.
Concord, Firewalk Studio's ill-fated live service shooter (which announced it was closing its doors less than a month after its release) will reportedly still get its episode of Prime Video's Secret Level—which, given theturbulence of the industry we've been reporting on this past year, seems grimly appropriate.
Blizzard isn't quite done transforming Diablo 4 into an entirely different action RPG than it was when it launched. The current leveling process from 1 to 100 is going straight into the trash with its next update and will be replaced by an entirely new framework for how you progress your character.
A Tauren paladin rattled up on his robot mount right in the middle of one of World of Warcraft: The War Within's final quests. It would've been nice to see a sweet conversation between two major characters who were exchanging apologies after being separated for years, but instead I was staring at Commander Digbickers' set of high-level gear as he took a break from his daily routine. I couldn't even see the speech bubbles over his massive form, which normally wouldn't bother me, but there are glimmers of an older WoW here, one where I actually care what two important characters are saying to each other, and one I thought we'd left behind.
With Diablo 4's runewords, sorcerers won't be the only class who can teleport across the screen. Barbarians won't be the only ones who can shout so loud their skin turns to iron. Stealth? Not just for rogues anymore either. Runewords break the rules of Sanctuary and they're coming with the Vessel of Hatred expansion in October.
Black Myth: Wukong's first week of sales numbers are in, and they firmly inhabit «Don't take a big sip of coffee before you look at them» territory. 10 million units sold, which, as industry analyst Daniel Ahmad pointed out on X, «The Everything App,» is a record-breaking performance that leaves some of the biggest releases of the past few years in the dust.