Bethesda has released a new patch for the 10-year-old Fallout 4, fixing several issues ahead of the Fallout Season 2 premiere. However, a highly-requested console storage expansion feature has been pushed to 2026.
Sandfall Interactive’s award-winning RPG just got even bigger. The free “Thank You” update 1.5 adds a new area, FSR 4, late-game challenges, and expands localization to 19 languages. It’s a generous move from a studio riding high after a historic TGA sweep.
Activision has announced a major shift for Call of Duty, ending the practice of releasing consecutive games in the same subseries like Modern Warfare or Black Ops. This comes after the poorly received Black Ops 7 and strong competition from Battlefield 6. But is this change what the franchise really
John Romero’s next game, canceled earlier this year in Xbox layoffs, has been saved by a new publisher. The DOOM creator says the redesigned shooter offers an experience he compares to playing Elden Ring for the first time.
Ubisoft has started adding Activision Blizzard games to its Ubisoft+ Premium subscription. The first titles are available to stream now through Nvidia GeForce Now. This is the first result of the cloud rights deal struck last year.
Microsoft has crowned Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 the biggest new third-party launch on Xbox Game Pass in 2025. The turn-based RPG achieved this despite launching just two days after The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered.
A new article highlights the staggering hidden cost of undocumented leadership decisions. It’s not just about lost knowledge—it’s about teams repeatedly rehashing old arguments instead of moving forward.
Build A Rocket Boy has quietly launched a free starter pack for its struggling action game MindsEye. The move comes after studio leadership blamed “saboteurs” for the game’s poor reception and developers signed an open letter against management.
A new trademark filing for “Control: Resonant” has fans speculating that Remedy Entertainment is preparing to reveal a Control sequel. The timing, just two weeks before The Game Awards on December 11, suggests a potential announcement. This comes after Remedy’s 2022 confirmation of a Control sequel
Paradox Interactive is taking full responsibility for Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2’s disappointing performance. The game suffered through a troubled development cycle that saw the original studio replaced. Despite high expectations, sales failed to meet company projections.
