Heck yeah, my favorite open-world indie game of 2023 is releasing on Switch in June
Tchia, an utterly enchanting open-world indie game first released on PlayStation and PC last year, is coming to Switch on June 27.
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A Prince of Persia roguelite from Dead Cells studio Evil Empire has been announced
A Prince of Persia roguelite from Dead Cells developer Evil Empire has been revealed.
Inkbound 1.0 Is Out Now and We’ve Got a Q&A with Shiny Shoe
Wccftech recently met with the developers at Shiny Shoe at GDC 2024 to check out their upcoming roguelike, Inkbound. What makes this title so unique is approaching a roguelike dungeon together with friends in turn-based combat, something that’s been attempted in numerous action roguelikes but turn-based combat is still a rarity in the growing genre. Sitting alongside a couple of the core developers on the project, Wccftech got an advanced look at Inkbound ahead of the 1.0 launch that just went live on Steam.
Forza Motorsport Update 7 Notably Shrinks the Game’s File Size, Adds Brands Hatch Track
Today’s AAA games require a lot of storage, and typically, they only get bigger post-launch as addition content and updates are applied. So, it’s somewhat surprising to report that Forza Motorsport – which launched at a very-meaty 130-GB-plus -- is actually shrinking in size with its latest patch. Forza Motorsport Update 7 will see the game’s file size reduced by around 25 GB on Xbox Series X and 29 GB on PC.
Pokémon EUIC 2024 winners crowned in London
The winners of the Pokémon European International Championships have been crowned.
New Prince of Persia Game Release Date Leaks
Another Prince of Persia game will hit the market on May 14 following a mid-April announcement, a prominent industry insider has claimed. Much like the recently released PoP: The Lost Crown, the upcoming title is said to be a spin-off instead of a new mainline entry in the Prince of Persia franchise.
Wordle Today: Wordle answer and hints for April 7
We have the solution to Wordle on April 7, as well as some helpful hints to help you figure out the answer yourself, right here. We’ve placed the answer at the bottom of the page, so we don’t ruin the surprise before you’ve had a chance to work through the clues. So let’s dive in, starting with a reminder of yesterday’s answer.
'Stop Killing Games' campaign demands end to live service shutdowns: 'It is an assault on both consumer rights and preservation of media'
Ubisoft pulled the plug on The Crew this month, rendering the 10-year-old racing game unplayable due, it said, to «server infrastructure and licensing constraints.» It's hardly the first time an online game has been sent to a farm upstate by a publisher that neither wants to continue supporting it nor offer players a way to play it offline or on private servers, but rather than accept the status quo, YouTuber Ross Scott is putting up a fight.