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The complete Kingdom Hearts series debuted on Steam in June after more than three years of Epic Game Store exclusivity, and by July it jumped 396 places in the monthly sales ranking chart in the US.
Nintendo Switch Online is secretly one of the best deals in the industry right now and it's about to gain a new title that should make fans very happy. The value subscribers get from even the standard NSO tier is fairly impressive given the sheer volume of retro titles available on the service that's constantly growing. The inclusion of the Game Boy, especially the Game Boy Advance, provided even more incentive to go in on a subscription, especially when so many Pokémon spinoffs are now readily available through it.
Fans have decided to develop the Bloodborne remaster that Sony doesn't seem interested in making ahead of the game, becoming playable on PC via emulation.
According to The Verge's Notepad newsletter (users may encounter a paywall) on Microsoft happenings, Obsidian's first person action RPG Avowed is about to get delayed into early 2025. The game itself is supposedly in «good shape» to meet its original November release window, but Microsoft is sheepish about overcrowding its holiday release schedule.
Sins of a Solar Empire 2 will release on Steam this month, on August 15, bringing developer Ironclad's long-simmering sequel to the largest and most visible PC gaming platform. Sins of a Solar Empire stands out as a real-time strategy 4X of quite massive scale. Your job is to be both big-picture space empire ruler and close-up battle commander when you need to be, zooming in and out seamlessly between the two views of the galaxy.
With only a month left before hits consoles and PC, a new trailer has finally given players a good look at what the gameplay experience will be. The game, which will focus solely on playing Quidditch at Hogwarts, will launch on Sept. 3 – and players have good reason to pick up this game.
Standing among the pinnacle of tactical team shooters is Spectre Divide, an upcoming team-based competitive 3v3 tactical shooter that brings some unique twists to the genre. As the inaugural title from Mountaintop Studios, the team has a lot to prove if they want to be recognized alongside Valorant, Rainbow Six Siege, and the granddaddy of them all, Counter-Strike. In an exclusive three-hour presentation, we got hands-on with Spectre Divide ahead of its initial reveal.
is bringing together an ambitious crossover of Universal franchises. The team was on hand at San Diego Comic-Con to discuss the game, revealing Clancy Brown in the lead villain role and the sheer scope of the title. Centering around the fallout of the evil Eddy Funko enacting a plan to corrupt all the other Funkos, players will be tasked with taking control of iconic characters from across film, animation, and gaming to help save the day.