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A board game based on the setting of has greatly surpassed its crowdfunding goal, raising over $5 million USD just over ten minutes after the campaign went live. is exactly what it sounds like: a tabletop game for one to four players, featuring characters, concepts, and locations from the titular video game and the wider setting that inspired it.
Minecraft's new era is upon us, as the devs at Mojang recently announced plans to completely revamp how the studio handles updates. We're finally going to know what the first round of those updates will look like with the return of Minecraft Live on September 28.
Following the July beta, Amazon Games and NCSoft were supposed to launch the free-to-play MMORPG Throne and Liberty on September 17, but they decided on a small delay to October 1 to add more features from the Korean version that's already live and some fixes decided following the feedback of Western players. This extra time allowed us to set up an email Q&A focused specifically on the global launch of Throne and Liberty and what players can expect next from the Amazon/NCSoft duo.
Video games are having a meta moment. New games aren’t just occasionally breaking the fourth wall, but directly acknowledging the influential titles that have come before them. In September alone, Astro Bot, The Plucky Squire, and UFO 50 all showcased what seems to be a unifying moment for the video game industry… All three of those titles are fantastic in their own right, but each is also a love letter to the video game industry’s history in their own way.
Rumors of a Nintendo Switch 2 have been circulating for years. Whispers of the next-gen Nintendo console first started when The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom was initially teased in 2019, then gained steam when the Switch OLED launched in 2021. Now that Nintendo has properly confirmed that it’s working on a new console, rumors have only gotten more frequent. We’ve even hit the point where we’re seeing more credible photos and spec leaks trickle out.
fans itching to see new guest character Ghostface in action are in luck because NetherRealm Studios finally showcased the horror movie icon's first Fatality. The series is no stranger to hosting barbaric slasher villains with previous games like including Freddy Krueger from and featuring Jason Voorhees from. Ghostface may not be an unkillable menace like some of the game's super-powered fighters but they more than make up for it their sinister combat knife and partner in crime.
To unlock The Lost Eggacy trophy in players must find three hidden Egg Artifacts in Dude Raiding level. Dude Raiding is a fun -themed adventure where Astro explores an ancient jungle temple while wielding Nathan Drake's trusty pistol. This level has plenty of secrets, including bots based on characters, Puzzle Pieces, and the Egg Artifacts.
During the EA Investor Day, which also saw the confirmation of the third installment in the Star Wars Jedi series, Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson outlined the core importance of generative AI for the company's future. Following up on his previous statement that generative AI will allow bigger and more immersive worlds, Wilson explained how EA is using this technology for its upcoming projects as part of its bid to outpace market growth through 2027 and double the audience to over a billion users.