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  1. Metacritic improving moderation after "abusive, disrespectful" Horizon Forbidden West Burning Shores reviews

    Fandom has responded to Horizon Forbidden West Burning Shores' recent review bombing on Metacritic.

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  2. Viewfinder screenshot

    A demo for innovative first-person puzzle game Viewfinder is now available on Steam.

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  3. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

    EA has called on the internet to avoid posting Star Wars Jedi: Survivor spoilers after an apparent leak of the game ahead of its release.

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  4. tchia swimming underwater official promo art

    Feature | Why do so many modern games have tiny text?

    Behind one of gaming's least helpful trends.

    Starting Tchia is an experience. The music starts, you realise the entire game is voiced in French and Drehu, and you know it's a game built on passion. If you're like me, however, starting Tchia also involves encountering the unreadable text in its options menus.

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  5. "Supermajority" of Sega of America workers announce plans to unionise

    A "supermajority" of employees at Sega of America have announced plans to unionise, with the aim of securing higher base pay, improved benefits, and a number of other goals.

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  6. Apple trumpets "resounding victory" in Epic antitrust lawsuit appeal

    The US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a 2021 ruling on Epic Games' antitrust lawsuit against Apple, which both parties had appealed.

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  7. Dead Island 2 shifts 1m copies in its first weekend of release

    It might have had a bit of a tumultuous development journey - to put it mildly - but Dead Island 2 is off to a flying start, having successfully shifted over 1m copies in its first three days of release.

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  8. Apex Legends' next hero is disgraced Thunderdome Games champ Ballistic

    Developer Respawn has introduced the latest member to Apex Legends' playable roster: disgraced Thunderdome Games champion Ballistic, who'll be joining the free-to-play battle royale hit on 9th May as part of its new season.

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  9. DF Direct Weekly: Unrecord's 'viral' trailer is just a taste of the UE5 surprises to come

    Digital Foundry | DF Direct Weekly: Unrecord's 'viral' trailer is just a taste of the UE5 surprises to come

    Plus: Horizon's Burning Shores DLC impressions and Legend of Aveum's massive PC recommended specs explained.

    DF Direct Weekly is our regular scheduled show concentrating on the latest gaming and technology news - and sometimes that's problematic as there isn't always much of note to discuss. Last week was heading down this path until the arrival of a remarkable video trailer for Unrecord, an upcoming tactical shooter from developer Drama. Ultra-realistic with excellent materials work and lighting combined with an excellent GoPro-style camera simulation produced a slice of gameplay that many believed to be fake - but it isn't.

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  10. A crab with its pincers in the air like it just don't care. It could be at a crab music festival, but actually it appears to be alone on a lovely beach.

    Here's a taste of what Eurogamer Supporters are getting this month

    A fresh plate of steaming hot crab on the floor?

    We've had some lovely things for Eurogamer supporters since refreshing the offering, and we've got some exciting plans for the weeks ahead too, including the first proper behind the scenes-style podcast that's only for supporters. If you are one of those supporters, you should have seen an email about it, asking for questions we can answer during the podcast, and it's not too late to send them in. Look for that podcast to air the week of 10th May.

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  11. Call of Duty: The Board Game

    An official Call of Duty board game has been announced.

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  12. A screenshot of Meet Your Maker, a shooter with base-building elements, showing the player looking at a huge lava pit with a not very safe-looking bridge.

    Are you reading this, Muszkatuł Gałkowy? Up yours, you spike-obsessed, wall-faking, bomb-dropping disgrace. I'll get you. I'll get you. Oh, sorry everybody! This article began life as an expletive-filled Xbox Live message. Some context: I'm playing Meet Your Maker, a post-apocalyptic, asymmetrical multiplayer FPS from Dead by Daylight developer Behaviour Interactive, in which you build trap-filled bases using materials either taken from other bases, or gathered from the cooling bodies of those who come to raid your own.

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  13. Looks like a Lego Pac-Man arcade machine will arrive soon

    It looks like Lego is set to release a Pac-Man arcade machine model this summer.

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  14. Guerrilla casually confirms Horizon Forbidden West sequel

    Horizon Zero Dawn and Forbidden West's developer has casually confirmed something we all expected. Yes, that's right, we will be getting another outing with Aloy and co in the future.

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  15. UK decision on $68.7bn Microsoft Activision Blizzard deal due this week

    The UK will finally issue its ruling on Microsoft's $68.7bn attempt to buy Call of Duty publisher Activision Blizzard this week, following months of deliberation.

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  16. The Division 2: Resurgence screenshot.

    Ubisoft has said it is unlikely to launch native PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S versions of Tom Clancy's The Division 2, as taking "full advantage" of the current console generation would also mean leaving players on PS4 and Xbox One behind.

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  17. Butterfly Soup 2 logo

    Feature | Putting the gay in video games: a recipe for Butterfly Soup

    And what is the gayest sport?

    When the first Butterfly Soup arrived back in 2017, it was a surprise hit among queer gamers who were enthralled by its diverse cast of gay teens, its chaotic humour and its poignant exploration of the intersections between sexuality, gender and race - all centred around the joys of baseball. Games like this are still far from the norm and five years ago Butterfly Soup wound up feeling like something of a landmark game for those who had been longing to see themselves and their experiences represented on screen.

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  18. Resident Evil 4 remake review - the attaché screen showing items on a grid

    A Resident Evil 4 fan has made a real-life recreation of Leon Kennedy's attache case to show how Leon's items would "scale in real life".

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  19. It looks like physical copies of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will require a digital download

    It looks like physical copies of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will require an additional digital download to play.

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  20. Dead Island 2 Deathwish

    Dead Island 2 has teamed up with a UK insurance company to launch a "deathwish" policy that ensures your friends and family will arrange a "blowout in Los Angeles" when you die.

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  21. This new Honkai Star Rail teaser features a character that has fans very, very excited

    A new Honkai : Star Rail teaser trailer is here, and it's got fans of the series incredibly excited.

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  22. Stranded: Alien Dawn

    This real-life survival expert comments on gameplay of planet survival sim, Stranded: Alien Dawn

    "How would you succeed against all odds in an unfamiliar and unforgiving new world?"

    A real-life survival expert has weighed in on the gameplay of new planet survival sim, Stranded: Alien Dawn.

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  23. New World Springtide Bloom

    New World's Springtime Bloom event is live this week

    Springtide, and the living is easy.

    Amazon Games' New World Springtime Bloom event goes live on 26th April.

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  24. Jedi Power Battles and the legacy of the Phantom Menace

    In the first three Star Wars movies, the Jedi and Sith are dwindling embers. What was once a vast, entangled hierarchy of light and dark Force practitioners has shrunk to a handful of creaky and vindictive old men, fighting for control over a couple of angsty, unschooled kids. With 1999's prequel Star Wars I: The Phantom Menace - set in the heyday of the Galactic Republic - Lucasfilm wanted to show these crusading space mystics in their prime. The film's opening act is basically a 30-minute-long rockstar kneeslide. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Qui-Gon Jinn bust out of stage smoke and proceed to drop more bodies than you'll see fall in the entirety of the original trilogy, batting away blaster bolts without looking and throwing the Force around like confetti.

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  25. Torchlight: Infinite

    Free-to-download action role-playing game Torchlight: Infinite comes out 9th May across PC and mobile, Shanghai-based publisher XD Games has announced.

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  26. Iron Lung

    Content creator Mark "Markiplier" Fischbach is bringing indie horror Iron Lung to life in a life-action movie.

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  27. Stardew Valley concept notes

    Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone recently shared a selection of very early sketches and ideas that eventually led to the creation of fan-favourite farming sim, Stardew Valley.

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