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Zynga's Star Wars: Hunters finally arrives in June after years of delays
On Switch, Android, and iOS.
Zynga's free-to-play 4v4 arena shooter Star Wars: Hunters finally has a release date after years of delays, with the game now set to arrive for Switch, iOS, and Android on 4th June.
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Diablo 4's Season 4: Loot Reborn is its "biggest gameplay update yet", out May
Permanently overhauls 'many core systems'.
Diablo 4's fourth season of post-launch content, Loot Reborn, arrives on 14th May and promises to be the dungeon-crawler's "biggest gameplay update yet".
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Video | Sea of Thieves is now available on PS5, but how does it handle?
Watch the 90 minute Yaaarrrrrogamer live stream here!
One of Xbox's greatest treasures, Sea of Thieves has finally launching on PS5 and I, Iyaaaaarrrn Higton, have swabbed my poop deck and spliced my mainbrace in anticipation for this momentous occasion.
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Plus Indy out in December.
Following Microsoft's announcement it's once again holding an Xbox Games Showcase this June, a new report has shed some light on what we can expect to see - including a new Gears of War game and a reveal for the next Call of Duty.
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Square Enix abandons £112m of in-development projects in an effort to improve quality
Set for the future.
Square Enix has abandoned a number of in-development projects, resulting in a ¥22.1 bn (£112m) loss for the financial year.
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Form an orderly queue, as transcendent crowd puzzler Humanity is coming to Xbox.
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Feature | Endless Ocean Luminous isn't very good and I sort of love it
Fast fish and loose fish.
Endless Ocean Luminous is the third game in a series I have never played, but that hasn't mattered a bit. It's a diving game and I can barely swim, but that hasn't mattered a bit. It's a game in which nothing much happens, and what does happen only happens very slowly. Don't mind. It's a game with a thirty-player multiplayer component, which is theoretically the big draw, but feels like the wrong way to play.
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Xbox Games Showcase announced for June with mystery game Direct
What are you hoping for?
Xbox has announced the date of its Xbox Games Showcase in June, followed by a focused Direct on a mystery game.
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Whimsical narrative-adventure Pine Hearts sets up camp this May
On PC and Switch.
If you played the Steam demo of Pine Hearts - an emotional indie game from Hyper Luminal Games - and it left you wanting more, I have good news. It will be released in full on Steam next month. Oh, and that's not all. Even though it was initially pegged to be a PC only release, it will also be coming to Nintendo Switch at the same time.
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"Heavily beat, but far from beaten."
Deliver Us Mars developer KeokeN Interactive has laid off its team due to a lack of publishing options for its forthcoming projects, but vows to rebuild in future to continue the legacy of its games.
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Here's the first batch of Xbox Game Pass titles for May
Death, cats and arrows await.
Microsoft has revealed its next batch of Game Pass titles, taking us into the start of May.
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Returnal gets graphic novel to celebrate third anniversary
Cycle number three.
Housemarque yesterday teased an announcement for its sci-fi rogue-lite Returnal to celebrate the game's third anniversary.
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Last year, we got the first official teaser for GTA 6, and it was quite something. We all watched Lucia make her way through Vice City as Tom Petty's Love Is a Long Road played on, breaking records in the process.
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Fallout series healthy thanks to "sneaky popular" Fallout 76, says Todd Howard
And why it'll always be set in America.
Considering the huge success of the Fallout TV show, it may be surprising that Bethesda doesn't have a new game to coincide with its release.
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Feature | 18 nifty things to do in Sea of Thieves that the game doesn't tell you
Anchors wahey!
So you want to be a pirate, eh? Well, what with today's double whammy of a PlayStation 5 release and the launch of Season 12 – bringing with it, among other things, the first new weapons since 2018 – now seems as good a time as any to discover (or rediscover, if you're a lapsed player) Rare's swashbuckling multiplayer pirate game.
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Jackbox is getting risqué with adults-only Naughty Pack
That's my provocative.
Let's be honest. Whenever playing a Jackbox party game, the urge is always there to make things a little bit more risqué than the developer may have originally had in mind. Don't lie, we all do it.
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Digital Foundry | This 2TB WD SN770M SSD is £135 from Amazon, and is ideal for your Steam Deck
A speedy SSD for less.
We're seeing a lot more in the way of small form factor SSDs pop up on the market for use with the seemingly ever-growing sector of handheld games consoles including the likes of the Steam Deck, Asus ROG Ally and more, as people seek to add even more internal storage. If you are one of those peeps, you'll be pleased to know that one of the best Steam Deck SSDs out there, the WD Black SN770M is marked down to just £135 from Amazon, which is a steal compared to its usual £184 list price.
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The Finals adds new Terminal Attack mode where you only live once
Part of ongoing second season.
A new game mode is coming to free-to-play shooter The Finals called Terminal Attack.
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Control multiplayer promises a "unique Remedy angle" on the genre
As game enters final stages of development.
Remedy has shared an update on a number of its upcoming projects, including its Control multiplayer game and the Max Payne 1 & 2 remakes.
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Pocketpair has revealed four new Pals coming to Palworld in its big summer update.
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Feature | Klei's latest game sounds like Hades but is nothing like Hades
Rotwood's its own thing.
I'm switching back and forth between Hades 2 and Rotwood at the moment, which is probably why I've found myself tangled up in how the two games are similar and how they're different.
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Digital Foundry | MSI MPG 321URX review: the best QD-OLED monitor for US buyers
Another excellent side of the same QD-OLED coin.
We're in the middle of a bit of a monitor revolution that comes around once every few years, as new panel types take hold and wow the crowds. That's certainly the case in 2024 with a slew of new monitors based around Samsung's third-gen QD-OLED panels.
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Starfield's Shattered Space expansion out in autumn, "city map stuff" due soon
New update to be revealed "in a few days".
It's been a while since Bethesda's had anything significant to say about Starfield, but that should be changing soon - not only is the sci-fi RPG's Shattered Space story expansion now confirmed to be gearing up for an autumn release, a new free update is right around the corner.
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Amazon's Fallout TV adaptation is doing alright for itself; not only has it been a hit with the critics, it's been a hit with viewers too - to the tune of 65m people in its first 16 days of release, according to new figures shared by the streaming service.
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Vampire Survivors gets go-karting and Santa in new 'hyper realistic AAAA' Laborratory update
Out now on all platforms.
Vampire Survivors - still vampire-free before you ask - has surprise-launched its brand-new Laborratory update - a "hyper realistic holiday themed" content drop so mindblowingly spectacular, developer Poncle is even going as far as to herald it a "AAAA" release.
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Paradise Killer studio's next is "world's first (and best) open-world mascot management crime drama"
Promise Mascot Agency out next year.
If you've played Kaizen Game Works' wonderfully weird cosmic-horror-tinged vapourware deduction adventure Paradise Killer, you'll know the studio isn't afraid to mix things up, and its newly announced Promise Mascot Agency looks to be an equally wild, genre-bending ride.
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Life is Strange studio's Lost Records brings hazy summer vibes and 90s nostalgia in new trailer
Coming "late" this year.
It's been a good while since we first laid eyes on Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, the new narrative adventure from developer Don't Nod's Life is Strange 1 & 2 team, but the studio has now given us another tantilising peek at its slightly mysterious hazy summer action in a new trailer.
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Austrian Zelda-like Dungeons of Hinterberg gets release date
Alps on the way.
Dungeons of Hinterberg, the Austrian Zelda-like adventure, finally has a release date.
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Digital Foundry | DF Weekly: Fallout 4's next-gen upgrade launch could have gone better
Issues with Xbox and a range of unresolved problems on PC.
You could call this week's DF Direct an assemblage of patch tests as they arrived thick and fast for a range of titles, in varying degrees of scale. The addition of a 40fps 'favour quality' mode in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora strikes an excellent balance between resolution and visual features for Xbox Series X and PS5, while Lords of the Fallen's 1.5 update finally addressed the long-standing '0fps' problem we reported on back in the day. However, by far the highest profile addition is the 'next-gen' update for Fallout 4 - and it's swiftly unfolding into a bit of a saga.
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Steam hit Manor Lords shifted 1m copies in its first 24 hours, publisher Hooded Horse has said.
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