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Epic Games Store database appears to list dozens of upcoming PC games, including Turok
Plus, what may be Red Dead Redemption and The Last of Us Part 2.
A new, unofficial online database of game listings from the Epic Games Store has been launched and promptly rifled through - turning up mention of numerous unannounced PC game projects.
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Company that provided QA testing to Activision accused of unfair practices after 160 people laid off
In "retaliation" for union activities, union says.
The Communications Workers of America (CWA), one of America's largest unions, has filed Unfair Labour Practice charges against Microsoft supplier Lionbridge Technologies.
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Supporters | Five of the Best: Spies
Solid.
Five of the Best is a weekly series for supporters of Eurogamer. It's a series that highlights some of the features in games that are often overlooked. It's also about having your say, so don't be shy, use the comments below and join in!
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Wishlisted | You may be stuck behind a PC terminal, but The Operator is my dream FBI fantasy
"Hello?"
You know the fantasy already. An FBI agent calls their office to have someone run a check on a piece of information. It might be a person's name, a car licence plate, or some surveillance footage. Whatever it is, the person on the other end of the line has to do some invisible wizardry and then return the pertinent facts to the agent, fast. The agent then hangs up and the story moves on, and that invisible voice on the phoneline who did all the hard work is forgotten forever. But not any more.
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Lego Fortnite is sprucing up its survival with a laidback Cozy Mode and permadeath Expert Mode
New update arrives later this week.
Epic Games is readying a new Lego Fortnite update, set to arrive on 13th June, that'll expand the brick-based survival mode with two new difficulty settings catering to polar opposite tastes.
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Witching hour.
It's important to understand that before I got my hands on Path of Exile 2 I had been travelling for 15 straight hours, including a long plane delay and then an aborted landing attempt that made me genuinely fear that I was going to feature in the next Boeing horror story. As a newcomer to what will soon be the Path of Exile series, I was already daunted by its famous complexity. Compounded with stress and sleeplessness, I was starting to worry that I might not be able to get a footing at all, and find myself completely adrift.
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Sackboy and Texas Chain Saw Massacre maker Sumo Group reducing staff by 15%
Putting nearly 270 employees at risk.
Sumo Group, the parent company of Sackboy: A Big Adventure and Texas Chain Saw Massacre developer Sumo Digital, has announced plans to reduce its workforce by up to 15 percent, putting nearly 270 employees across the UK, Canada, Poland, Czech Republic, and India at risk.
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Digital Foundry | DF Direct: Xbox Summer Showcase brought banger games but underwhelming new hardware
Plus: Digital Foundry takes on Summer Game Fest.
Microsoft's Xbox Summer Showcase was unexpectedly exciting, with a torrent of impressive-looking games from a range of well-loved franchises and some entirely fresh titles too. Despite some misgivings over the future of the Xbox brand and an underwhelming reveal of new hardware, the games themselves were enough to carry the day - and the Digital Foundry crew has convened to discuss the highlights and lowlights in a DF Direct special.
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Netflix now describes Arcane season two as "the final chapter"
UPDATE: Riot confirms show's end, but other projects in pipeline.
UPDATE 5.45pm UK: Arcane may be ending with its second season, but Riot Games is planning more projects with the show's talented animation studio Fortiche, the developer has now said.
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UPDATE: GameStop admits incorrect release date.
UPDATE 5pm: GameStop has admitted it shared an incorrect release date for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater in its previous post.
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Time is running out to prepare for Elden Ring DLC Shadow of the Erdtree
Here's what you need to know.
Elden Ring DLC Shadow of the Erdtree releases on 21st June - that's just 10 days away.
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"The lesson was: get back to what you do well."
Right, let's get all the negative stuff out the way first. One: I'm not sure about the new name. Dragon Age: Dreadwolf was much cooler than Dragon Age: The Veilguard.
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"Some characters may be a little more steamy..."
Dragon Age: The Veilguard features a far more fleshed out romance and relationship system than in previous BioWare games, the developer has told Eurogamer - including the ability for party members to go off and find their own love interests, should you not be interested yourself.
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Nintendo Switch system update live, removes X/Twitter support
What's up, dock?
Nintendo has released an update for its Switch consoles, removing support for social media platform X in the process.
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Atlus has provided new details on the battle system of its forthcoming RPG Metaphor: ReFantazio, which includes over 40 archetypes to play as.
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On its release, Avowed will include a third-person gameplay mode.
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Wishlisted | Caravan SandWitch's post apocalypse is super breezy
Back to the futon.
Caravan SandWitch is a game in which the qualifiers really matter. It's the post-apocalypse, but it's also gentle and dreamy and kind of lovely. You're looking for your missing sister, but in an unhurried, holidaying sort of way. The game's futuristic landscape is based on Provence, and maybe it's hard to get too serious about things in Provence. The rocks and mountains are the colour of milky coffee. The sky is endless blue. There's a jouncy little van to take you from one mission spot to the next. Hey, even "mission" is too weighty a word.
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Last year, we discovered that Dragon Age Inquisition's ability to make your horse "sprint" was just an illusion, a fact that surprised many fans of the near-decade old game.
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Thatcher relief.
Activision has clarified Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 isn't 309GB after all - or at least, you can download the core of it for less.
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Wishlisted | OutRage: Fight Fest is a back-to-basics beat 'em-up that blends old and new
Making a fist of it.
There's something reassuringly old-school about the meaty punchups of OutRage: Fight Fest, a straightforward but satisfying beat 'em-up that also manages to blend in some smart new ideas.
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Destiny 2's post-Final Shape future includes vampire hunting and the Dreadnaught
Mysterious Codename: Frontiers out next year.
With Destiny 2's The Final Shape expansion now here, officially bringing the ten-year Light and Darkness saga to a close, developer Bungie has turned its attention to the future, sharing more on what's next for its live-service shooter - including a tease of the mysterious Codename: Frontiers, whatever it may be, coming next year.
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Anno 117: Pax Romana is taking the economic city builder to ancient Rome next year
Coming to consoles and PC.
Ubisoft has unveiled Anno 117: Pax Romana, a new entry in Ubisoft Blue Byte's long-running economic city builder series, which is set to whisk PC and console players back to ancient Rome and the Roman Empire when it launches next year.
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Beyond Good & Evil 2 remains vapourware, it seems
No update on the BG&E1 remake mistakenly released last year either.
Another year, another Ubisoft Forward livestream without any reference to Beyond Good & Evil 2, the long, long-awaited sci-fi sequel that Ubisoft still says it has in the works.
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Vertical slice.
Tonight brought our first proper look at Assassin's Creed Shadows gameplay, and the vast difference in approach to playing as its two main characters.
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Prince of Persia: Sands of Time remake now targeting 2026, gets briefest of trailers
Plus, Lost Crown update out today.
Prince of Persia: Sands of Time's troubled remake has resurfaced during tonight's Ubisoft Forward showcase with the news it'll finally be arriving in 2026, some six years after it was initially revealed. More happily, Price of Persia: The Lost Crown and The Rogue Prince of Persia both have new updates launching today.
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A long time ago...
Last year, Ubisoft's unveiling of Star Wars Outlaws was one of my highlights of the not-E3 period. In a lengthy hands-off demo, we saw protagonist Kay Vess and her little helper Nix sneak through an enemy base, blast her way out into the open world, rip across it on a speeder and scrape her way through conversations with a crime lord.
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Here's a fresh update on Skate, including its rebuilt Flick-It system
Smoking half-pipe.
Developer Full Circle has shared a fresh update on the next Skate game. While there is still no release date, the team has laid out several tweaks and additions coming to the series, many of which have been developed alongside feedback from various play tests.
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Newscast | For Xbox, could this finally be the year where it all pays off?
Can a brilliant showcase and strong line-up finally turn this around?
This week on the Eurogamer Newscast, we discuss everything shown at the Xbox Showcase last night: one of the best summer preview events in recent years, and one of Microsoft's best ever.
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Here's a first brief glimpse at Dragon Age: The Veilguard gameplay
And confirmation of the player character's name.
After last night's cinematic trailer for Dragon Age: The Veilguard which detailed the game's full suite of seven companion characters, today brings our first - albeit very brief - glimpse at actual gameplay.
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Liveblog | Watch tonight's Ubisoft Forward showcase right here with us
Let's hope for a good Yves-ning.
We've had a weekend of Summer Game Fest coverage and we're still not done. This evening, it's Ubisoft's turn. The Ubisoft Forward main show begins at 8pm UK time, with a 30-minute pre-show beforehand, and we'll be covering both live, right here, so you don't miss a thing.
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