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Microsoft and Activision are reportedly forming a new team under the Blizzard umbrella to work on smaller games based on its popular series.
An avalanche of awards and even more money put Larian Studios on steady ground post-Baldur's Gate 3, but the company's lead and founder almost quit the industry after publishers interfered with the developer's previous output.
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Failbetter Games has announced that their Fallen London videogame world will soon come to the adjacent world of tabletop roleplaying. It'll be «a fully-fledged, custom tabletop roleplaying system for Fallen London, in a big book,» says Failbetter. So prepare to explore the neath and its great big city, Fallen London, in 2025—and probably don't talk to any devils.
There are many ways to FPS: the tried-and-true squad battles of Counter-Strike 2, the endless quests for chicken dinners in Fortnite, the old-school deathmatches in Quake. This is a new one to me: the developers of ASCENDANT.COM (yeah, that's what they're calling it) are claiming that it's the world's first «adaption shooter.»
's continued success on PC is likely, at least in part, thanks to it being free-to-play. Live-service, or freemium, games have proven incredibly popular, and especially lucrative for developers and publishers that can produce a hit. The barrier of entry is incredibly low, only requiring the correct hardware, the F2P live-service games usually offer a variety of enticing ways for players to spend their money. It works especially well for online-only titles like, and Riot Games isn't looking to change its approach with the PlayStation and Xbox versions.
Well, if any fears lingered that the Gothic 1 Remake would be a phoned-in retread, they should certainly be banished by the latest footage. This open world RPG looks even more ambitious than the original, boasting an «immersive and realistic world», and making the frankly wild claim that it features «complex life simulation on a scale hardly ever seen before».
THQ Nordic has been very quiet about Titan Quest 2 since its reveal last year. That was probably wise—after almost 20 years' wait since the first game, there's a lot of pressure on new developer Grimlore Games to get this right. But we have now been treated to a new look at the game in action, and it's looking… well, pretty good, but also a lot like Diablo 4.