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As its work on Avowed and The Outer Worlds 2 cracks on, Obsidian Entertainment is also reportedly developing another new title - an "unannounced" game.
Palworld community manager John "Bucky" Buckley is imploring everyone to play more indie games, even if that means missing out on your favorite AAA game's latest battle pass.
No Return, an upcoming horror game inspired by Silent Hill and PT, was supposed to launch on Tuesday, July 30, but the dev says Steam's internal review process is preventing it from being available.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard made its big re-debut a few months ago, promising a fall 2024 launch without any specific release date. It seems we won't have to wait much longer before marking our calendars, as BioWare says a full release date reveal is coming in August.
The First Descendant studio Nexon says it's working on an improved farming structure days after nerfing the looter shooter's fan-favorite Destiny-style loot cave.
Earlier today, CEO Pete Parsons announced that Bungie is laying off 220 employees. Current, former, and soon-to-be former employees have taken to social media to criticize both the layoffs and the studio's leadership.
Valve is supposedly working on a way to make sure that season pass buyers get the content that's promised to them.
Bungie has laid off 220 developers, or 17% of its global workforce, while announcing a new studio has been founded to continue the development of one of its incubation projects under PlayStation.