Blizzard's cancelled survival game was in development over six years
Blizzard's cancelled survival game, codenamed Odyssey, had been in development for over six years.
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Palworld becomes second game to pass 2m concurrent Steam players
Palworld has passed another impressive milestone, with more than two million concurrent players on Steam recorded.
Treat yourself with eight inches of LCD on Switch 2, report says
Nintendo's Switch 2 will feature an eight-inch LCD screen, according to a new report.
Fortnite returning to iOS says Epic as Apple agrees to "alternative app marketplaces" in EU
Fortnite maker Epic Games says it'll be launching a native iOS version of the Epic Games Store — and bringing Fortnite back to iOS devices — following today's announcement that Apple will soon allow sideloading and alternate marketplaces on its devices to comply with new EU rules. That's as Epic boss Tim Sweeney calls Apple's revised guidelines «hot garbage».
Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition gets March release date on PC
PC players who've been patiently awaiting the arrival of Horizon Forbidden West on their platform of choice now have a date to mark in the calendars: the action-adventure sequel is coming to Steam and the Epic Games Store in its Complete Edition guise on 21st March.
Apple will soon permit Game-Pass-style game streaming apps on its App Store
With new EU rules against anti-competitive practices looming, Apple has announced it'll soon be permitting developers to release Game-Pass-style catalogue apps, containing multiple playable and streamable games and programmes, onto its official App Store.
Newscast: Will Pokémon take Palworld down?
This week on the Eurogamer Newscast, we discuss today's statement from The Pokémon Company that confirms it will investigate Palworld for possible intellectual property infringement.
Microsoft to lay off 1900 people across Xbox and Activision Blizzard
Microsoft is laying off 1900 people across its video game teams, including Activision Blizzard, ZeniMax and Xbox, equating to approximately eight percent of its gaming workforce.