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is almost here after fans have waited four long years since that first initial unbelievable gameplay reveal in August 2020. Ever since that trailer, anticipation and hype have been building, and it seems almost impossible that it'll finally be in players' hands any day now. Naturally, with any hotly-anticipated game, there's plenty to know and learn before jumping straight into it.
The long-gestating Borderlands movie is now out in theaters. You can go see it this weekend, or, if reviews are any indication, you might want to stay home and play some Borderlands games instead. And right now you can get the whole series at a deep discount on just about every platform.
One indie publisher says the industry is in a "death cycle," where it's harder than ever to get a game signed, and more and more revenue is being hoovered up by major studios.
PlayStation and Epic Games players have had access to since 2023, but the survival crafting game will officially be available to more players very soon. is the only game set in the Fourth Age of Middle-Earth, letting fans of the J.R.R. Tolkien franchise work with the Dwarves to take back their home under the Misty Mountains.
August looks like it will be a somewhat quieter month for Xbox Game Pass after a July filled with heavy hitters like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, The Case of the Golden Idol, Neon White, and Dungeons of Hinterberg. As such, this is a month where it’s worth looking toward what games are leaving the service rather than which ones are coming in. On August 15, a few great games will leave Xbox Game Pass after a year or more on Microsoft’s gaming subscription service. That should inform what you decide to play this weekend, as you’ll need to buy these three games outright if you want to play them after August 15.
There has been a lot of talk this year about Xbox console exclusives like Hi-Fi Rush, As Dusk Falls, and Sea of Thieves going multiplatform and being readily available on the PlayStation 5 as a result. For once, we’re seeing that process work the other way around.
It’s the first full week of the month, so three new games have just been made available to PlayStation Plus subscribers across all three tiers: Essential, Extra, and Premium. These games aren’t being tossed into the Extra and Premium game catalog indefinitely. Instead, PS Plus subscribers can redeem these games between now and September 2, and they will remain in your game library as long as you have an active PS Plus subscription. It’s a solid batch of games too, so if you’re looking for something to play this weekend, I’d definitely recommend checking out any of these three games.
Steam Deck owners eager to better stream games to the handheld system from their main PC are in luck because Valve may be working on some new technology. When it comes to offering a robust user experience, it's difficult to beat the Steam Deck in terms of sheer accessibility. A fantastic piece of hardware that's made all the better by being deeply integrated with Steam's software and ecosystem, one of the few areas where it struggles is streaming data from an external source, a limitation of the hardware and general infrastructure.