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As promised earlier this year, Valve have given Steam developers the power to tag their games as having certain accessibility features, including narrated game menus, ways of differentiating visual elements that don't rely on colour, and touch-only interaction. You'll now be able to search for games with these tags, and view the full list of accessibility features on each game's Steam page. Read more View the full article

Sony has said it remains committed to live service video games despite high-profile failures such as Concord, and insisted Marathon will be out before April 2026 despite admitting the recent alpha had seen “varied” feedback. Sony’s live service hero shooter Concord is one of the biggest flops in PlayStation history. Amid disastrously low player numbers, Sony pulled Concord offline just two weeks after launch, with one estimate suggesting it sold just 25,000 copies. It has proved a costly failure for Sony, with hundreds of millions of dollars wasted amid the closure of its developer, Firewalk Studios. What has Sony learned from the Concord disaster, and how does that relate to Marathon, Bungie’s in-development extraction live service shooter? Hermen Hulst, CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment’s Studio Business Group, was asked that question during an investor focused interview. Responding, Hulst admitted that feedback to Marathon’s recent alpha test had been “varied,” but insisted the game will be released during Sony’s current fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, and promised that the mistakes it made with Concord would not be repeated. “Live service, we really see that as a great opportunity for us,” Hulst said. “But with this great opportunity are some unique challenges associated. We talked about some early success as with Helldivers 2. We’ve also faced some challenges, as with the release of Concord. “I think some really good work, actually, went into that title, some really big effort. But ultimately that title entered into a hyper competitive segment of the market. I think it was insufficiently differentiated to be able to resonate with players. “And so we have reviewed our processes in light of this to deeply understand how and why that title failed to meet expectations and to ensure we’re not going to make the same mistakes again. “As I said earlier, we’ve introduced much more rigorous processes for validating, for re-validating, our creative, our commercial, our development assumptions and hypotheses, and we now do that on a much more ongoing basis. That’s the plan that will ensure we are investing in the right opportunities at the right time, all while maintaining much more predictable timelines. “For Marathon, it’s our goal to release a very bold, very innovative, and deeply engaging title. It’s going to be the first new Bungie title in over a decade. So we’re really excited for that release. We’re monitoring, we’re going through the test cycles. We’re monitoring the closed alpha cycle the team has just gone through. We’re taking all the lessons learned, we’re using the capabilities we’ve built and analytics and user testing to understand how audiences are engaging with the title. “Some of that feedback, frankly, has been varied. But it’s super useful. That’s why you do this testing. The constant testing, the constant re-validation of assumptions that we just talked about, to me is just so valuable to iterate and to constantly improve the title, so when launch comes, we’re going to give the title the optimal chance of success. “This cycle of test, of iterate, test again, that is such a key component of the live service success, both leading up to launch but also throughout the life of the game. And we’re committed to continuing to leverage our learnings, to maximise engagement and player satisfaction throughout the lifecycle of the title.” Hulst failed to address the recent art plagiarism scandal that embroiled Bungie and Marathon, however. Last month, Bungie was left scrambling to recover its reputation after yet another independent artist accused the studio of "lifting" their artwork in Marathon. The accusation prompted an "immediate investigation" and acknowledgement from the studio that a "former Bungie artist" had indeed used Fern Hook's work without compensation or credit. Soon after, Marathon game director Joe Ziegler and art director Joe Cross apologized on a painfully uncomfortable livestream that featured no Marathon art or footage at all, as the team was "still scrubbing all of our assets to make sure that we are being respectful of the situation." Sony’s live service plan has seen significant success but also catastrophic failure. The Concord flop came after Sony had already canceled Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us multiplayer game. And earlier this year, Sony reportedly canceled two unannounced live service games, one a God of War title in development at Bluepoint, the other in the works at Days Gone developer Bend, which recently suffered mass layoffs as a result. Sony announced plans in February 2022 to launch more than 10 live service games by March 2026, later saying the push would bring games of different genres to different audiences. It spent big on studio buyouts as part of the drive, bringing in Destiny developer Bungie, ***** Raymond's Haven Studios (Raymond has since left the company), and the now shuttered Firewalk Studios. But in 2023, Sony president Hiroki Totoki said the company was reviewing the 12 live service PlayStation games it had in the works, and committed to launching only six of them by the end of financial year 2025, meaning by the end of March 2026. Totoki said Sony was still working on when the other six live service games would come out, adding: "It's not that we stick to certain titles, but for the gamers quality should be the most important.” Earlier this month, Sony announced a new PlayStation studio called teamLFG and teased its debut game, which is a live service incubation project. Guerrilla’s Horizon multiplayer game is also in development. Speaking more generally about Sony’s live service ambition, Hulst said the company remains “very, very committed to building a diverse and a resilient live service portfolio.” He pointed to MLB The Show, Destiny 2, and Helldivers 2 as “really good examples of the type of titles we’re looking to develop.” “These titles have already established an enduring set of player experiences and communities across quite a wide range of different genres,” he said. “Together that provides a really good foundation for our ambitions in this category. “I would say additionally we are continuing to invest in new live services, with Helldivers 2 providing such a great example of the level of success we can achieve — if we get everything right. “That game has been a true breakout success, it’s been attracting and retaining significant community and very engaged players since we launched that back in February 2024. And its ongoing success I think is further evidence in how we deal with the monetization. Microtransactions now in that game make up more than half of the revenue.” And then, the kicker: a commitment to releasing Marathon by the end of March 2026: “We’re also very excited about Marathon’s anticipated launch in this fiscal year,” Hulst confirmed. Wesley is Director, News at IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at [email protected] or confidentially at *****@*****.tld. View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

While running around in a match of Elden Ring Nightreign, it's not exactly easy to stop and carefully think about numbers and details. In fact, the leveling system for the characters in Nightreign is streamlined compared to the more-freeform point-system of Elden Ring. So what do they all mean, and what numbers are worth chasing over others? YouTuber Zullie the Witch recently dove into the behind-the-scenes numbers to figure that out. While Nightreign simplifies progression down to level-ups, these pre-assigned values can be looked at and charted, as Zullie has done in their video. One fascinating detail they found was that the jump from level 1 to level 2 adds "far more" than any other level up, making that first Site of Grace a big one. On the other hand, levels 13 through 15 apparently add fewer attributes for most characters, imposing a "softcap" around level 12. You'll get more stats, but they won't be as drastic as those early levels. They also note statistics seem to have different scales between the different properties. Duchess, for example, has a B in Dexterity and A in Intelligence, but her point values across the levels end up fairly even. Also, strangely, no one gains points in Arcane across their levels. If you're curious, the highest total level character if one were to build them in Elden Ring would be Recluse. Per Zullie, this is due to the Recluse having the same stat growth for both Intelligence and Faith; her points cap out at 51 on both values, at level 15. There's some actionable advice here for build-crafting. Zullie found that each point of Vigor always adds exactly 20 HP at any level. Additionally, it looks like Relics that raise attack statistics will seem stronger at lower levels, but get outpaced by "other damage bonuses" as the game goes on. It's some fascinating datamining that's sure to help with build-crafting, as you put together your Relics and aim for different rewards in the field. If anything, just remember: that first level-up is big, so don't delay it. And if you're curious about other details, it's worth looking into Zullie's videos about what lies behind the mask of the Nightfarers and other videos, which you can find on their YouTube channel here. We’ve got plenty of Nightreign tips and tricks to help you take down all the eight Nightlord Bosses, and if you’re wondering how to unlock the two locked Nightfarer Classes, check out How to Unlock the Revenant and How to Unlock the Duchess, plus How to Change Characters. Eric is a freelance writer for IGN. View the full article

Opinion | More Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is all I could have ever asked for this Summer Game FestView the full article

Dying Light developer Techland has reiterated its plans to gift the upcoming third game in the series, The Beast, to Dying Light 2: Ultimate Edition owners. Dying Light: The Beastis due to launch for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on August 22, but fans of the series may want to double-check which edition of Dying Light 2 they own before pre-ordering the highly anticipated title. View the full article

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3DMark just released a version for macOS and they are actually planning a Linux version. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

One of Nier's producers was the subject of a mistranslationView the full article

Valve have updated the Steam Beta for all platforms with bug fixes, and a controller support info tweak for SteamOS. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

Ready to dive into the world of Zula Casino? Great choice. But first, you need the app. Whether you’re here for some fun or just curious about how it works, this guide will walk you through the entire process. Simple, quick, and without jargon. So, let’s roll. Why You Should Try the Zula Casino App […] Source View the full article

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Elden Ring Nightreign will be updated sometime this month with "enhanced fights against existing Nightlords", but as is often the way of updates, some of the relevant boss files are already in the current version of the game, and yes, there's a mod if you want an early crack at them. Read more View the full article

PlayStation has discussed its future console strategy and said it’s committed to “exploring a new and enhanced way for players” to engage with games, and that the future of the platform is “top of mind”. Sony Interactive Entertainment’s new president and CEO, Hideaki Nishino, was asked during a business segment meeting about the future of PlayStation console hardware, and whether it could be superseded by cloud gaming. Nishino emphasized that PlayStation now has multiple generations of experience providing players with cloud-based gameplay, and stated that while he views it as a viable option for players, he believes overall demand remains for the “local execution” of games. Read More... View the full article

The Steam Next Fest has introduced the world to countless fantastic indie titles, all of which have available demos for people to try. Among them there is a sea of games of a particular kind, one where shiny things with different colors give various power-ups that may or may not help you on the next permadeath run. I'm talking of course about looter shooters and roguelikes, games where you'll spend dozens of hours grinding for that one piece of gear to enhance your odds. For the sake of this list I've singled out a few of them which you certainly shouldn't miss out on. Table of contentsHell ClockTerminull BrigadeLost in Random: The Eternal DieHunters Inc.Hell Clock Hell Clock is the best-looking and best-playing game on this list and I cannot wait to see its full release. Image via Rogue Snail Have you ever asked yourself the question: "What if Hades was set in late 19th century Brazil amid a brutal war of extermination?" Well, if you did, Hell Clock embodies the answer, providing you with a deep, dark, and brutal title where you descend into madness and try to shed some light on the grim world. The game is based on historical events, particularly the War of Canudos, also known as the Canudos Massacre, where tens of thousands were summarily killed during political struggles between the Republicans and Monarchists, which adds to its serious tone. It plays much like Hades and other games in the genre where each run provides you with extra options and upgrades, increasing your odds bit by bit until you finally succeed. Terminull Brigade Terminull Brigade uniquely brings the traditional isometric roguelike into the third-person, adding a lot of immersion to the mix. Image via Pew Pew Games In the sea of ******** games, few are ever really good. Most of them are just Hoyo-inspired RPGs that take you nowhere, their flashy graphics and anime characters be damned. However, sometimes a few gems appear in the rough, and Terminull Brigade is one such title. It's a third-person roguelite where you go from stage to stage, clear rooms of enemies, until finally combatting a boss, gaining various powers and upgrades along the way. It has an awesome graphical style, countless nods to other popular games, and fantastic music, which, coupled with a solid gameplay loop, provide for a very satisfying roguelike experience. The demo isn't all too long or polished, so while you should certainly try it out, do be sure that there are a few rough patches. Lost in Random: The Eternal Die Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is one of the most adrenaline-inducing roguelikes I've ever played. Image via Stormteller Games This title is the one that's coming out the soonest of them all, set to launch in full on June 17. It is a sequel to the first game, Lost in Random, where you play as Aleksandra, a master of dies that, alongside her 6-side dice companion Fortune, combats the forces of darkness. The game is a quick and lethal gameplay experience, where moment-to-moment reactions are crucial to successful runs. It's similar to Terminull Brigade in the sense that you go from room to room and clear enemies until finally reaching the boss arena, but starkly different in its gameplay execution. It's much more difficult than the average roguelike game, and your reflexes have to be on point and never falter if you are to even have a chance to clear the boss. Builds are also much more complex and open-ended than the average title, with your having to collect numerous Relics and Pearls and combine them in unique ways so as to make the most of their bonuses. It's certainly a very unique game, and it's emphasis on random chances and dice makes it a true roguelike where you never know what to expect. Hunters Inc. In Hunters Inc., you and your pals take on massive monsters, gain great loot, and craft stuff with it. Image via Wylderzone If you don't have the means to afford the latest Monster Hunter release, then perhaps this indie title can satisfy your desires for a monster-hunting adventure. In Hunters Inc., you play as an Orc traversing a dangerous wasteland and hunting down monsters more dangerous still, all with the goal of looting, crafting, and progressing. It's the most loot-focused of all of the games on this list and the more dangerous the monsters, the rarer the loot that they yield. The rarer the loot, then, the better the gear you can craft. It's a timeless gameplay loop that never gets old or stale, and what's more, you can play it with up to three friends and make sure all of you are dopamine deprived by the end of the day. The post Steam Next Fest is a treasure trove for fans of roguelikes and looter shooters appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article

Round8 Studio's expansion to Lies of P takes an already great game, and makes it truly something special. View the full article

It's great that so many PlayStation games have come to PC in the last few years, letting me stack a heap of extra big-budget videogame junk food on my pile of shame. Welcome to the backlog, Horizon Zero Dawn. These games haven't always set the Steam top sellers list on fire, however, sometimes thanks to a marketing budget you'd have to squint to see. How many people even knew Marvel's Spider-Man 2 came out on PC at the end of January? No wonder it only managed a peak player count of 28,189... Read more.View the full article

The June update for First Berserker: Khazan is set to shake up the experience for both newcomers and seasoned veterans, introducing a major rework of the game's difficulty system. Developed by Neople, First Berserker: Khazan is a solo action title set in the world of Arad, where Khazan is out for revenge against those who led to his downfall. View the full article

Developer HoYoVerse has officially unveiled the ability kit details for Skirk, an upcoming 5-Star Genshin Impact character. Originally mentioned as early as Genshin Impactversion 1.1, Skirk made an appearance in version 4.2, and is set to debut in the playable roster in update 5.7. View the full article

Konami has announced that a remake of Silent Hill 1 is now in development by Bloober Team, the same studio that created the critically acclaimed and commercially successful Silent Hill 2 remake, which released last year. The new remake's announcement came with virtually no details other than the game being officially in development. Silent Hill 2 remake was my favorite game of 2024, and I consider it to be one of the greatest games and remakes ever made, thanks to its faithfulness to the original, horror elements, clever puzzles, and improved combat. View the full article

Aksys confirms that it is also looking into bringing the updated localization to Steam and PlayStation. View the full article

Thank your own personal deity—possibly The Old Gods of Nightreign—it's Friday again! With prices dropping harder than a boss fight on easy mode, now’s the time to stock up for the weekend. Whether you’re playing solo, with mates, or just hunting for your next obsession, the below haul covers everything from co-op chaos and sportsball simming to cult classics and free gems. This Day in Gaming In retro news, I'm celebrating the 13th birthday of Lollipop Chainsaw, a Suda51 cult-hit. Admittedly, it didn't garner much in the way of high scores, but I still recall it being the best game about a zombie-slaying cheerleader armed with a portable power tool and the disembodied head of her boyfriend... I've ever played. Had a whole buncha rock solid references to horror flicks and IRL musicians, too. Aussie bdays for notable games - Civilization Revolution (PS3,X360) 2008. eBay - Lollipop Chainsaw (PS3,X360) 2012. Redux - Cadence of Hyrule (DS) 2019. Get - Persona 4 Golden (PC) 2020. Get Contents NintendoXboxPlayStationPCPC GearLEGOHeadphonesTVsNice Savings for Nintendo Switch On Nintendo Switch, It Takes Two delivers emotional whiplash wrapped in joyful platforming. It was inspired by director Josef Fares' love–hate experiences with real relationships. Meanwhile, Hogwarts Legacy is worth revisiting not just for its wizarding wonder but because the devs spent months crafting a bespoke broom physics system that most players never even notice. It Takes Two (-43%) - A$34Hogwarts Legacy (-46%) - A$49Life Is Strange: Double Exposure (-33%) - A$57Sid Meier's Civilization VII (-23%) - A$69Lego Skywalker Saga (-50%) - A$49 Expiring Recent Deals No Man’s Sky + S2 Ed. (-60%) - A$31.90Pokémon Legends: Z-A (-13%) - A$78Dragon Ball Fighterz - Leg. (-75%) - A$41.20Persona 3 Portable (-50%) - A$14.90Mortal Kombat 1 (-67%) - A$19.70 Or gift a Nintendo eShop Card. Switch Console Prices How much to Switch it up? [/url] Back to top Exciting Bargains for Xbox Over on Xbox, Tekken 8 comes swinging in with the return of Jun Kazama, a fan-favourite who hadn’t been playable since the 1990s. And The Witcher 3 Complete Edition isn't just a hefty RPG, it’s one that CD Projekt Red once accidentally spoiled via a dev note left in the code. Us diehards found it within days. The Witcher 3 Comp. (-56%) - A$34.80Tekken 8 (-53%) - A$39.90NBA 2K25 (-80%) - A$24Farming Simulator 25 (-32%) - A$68FC 25 (-57%) - A$34 Xbox One Red Dead Redemption 2 (-78%) - A$20Lies of P (-19%) - A$73Lego Jurassic World (-65%) - A$22.50 Expiring Recent Deals Xbox Controller Robot White (-36%) - A$58Seagate 1TB Expansion (-33%) - A$205GTA V (-60%) - A$2440K: Space Marine 2 (-37%) - A$68Monster Hunter Wilds (-23%) - A$88Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 (-11%) - A$249Middle-earth: Shadow of War (-85%) - A$8.20The Crew Motorfest (-48%) - A$51.80TopSpin 2K25 (-81%) - A$23 Or just invest in an Xbox Card. 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Atlus has released the launch trailer for Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army ahead of its release next week for all platforms. View the full article

Steam has added new accessibility features that could make finding games to play easier for those who need them. As the leading PC gaming digital distribution platform, Steam regularly makes tweaks and adjustments to its program in order to make the experience better for players, developers, or both. View the full article