The controversial indie horror game ‘Horses’ was pulled from Steam and the Epic Games Store just before launch. Despite that, it has sold 18,000 copies in two weeks, generating $65,000 in net revenue for developer Santa Ragione. That money was enough to pay off the loans taken to finish the game’s d
The studio head behind the upcoming sci-fi RPG Exodus, James Ohlen, is stepping down. This comes just days after the game’s new trailer was shown at The Game Awards 2025, with a release still targeted for 2027.
Microsoft is pushing Windows 11 hard as a gaming platform in 2025, with new ASUS handhelds, serious upgrades for Arm devices, and a big boost to ray tracing performance. The focus is on portable play and closing long-standing performance gaps.
Microsoft’s multiplatform strategy continues as the well-reviewed action-adventure game South of Midnight is set to launch on rival consoles. This follows a pattern of high-profile Xbox games expanding to PlayStation and Nintendo platforms.
The Game Awards 2025 is set to feature the first reveal of a new project from Bruce Straley, the former Naughty Dog director behind Uncharted 4 and The Last of Us. His studio, Wildflower Interactive, has been quiet since 2021, but the show starts tonight just after midnight UK time.
Bethesda’s Matt Carofano, creative director for the new Switch 2 version, told Nintendo Life that the frequent re-releases of Skyrim have become “a bit of a joke.” The new edition launched on December 9 but is already facing reports of input delay and performance problems.
A new Postal game was announced and then canceled in the same week. The publisher axed it after fans accused the developer of using AI, leading the studio to shut down entirely.
CD Projekt’s CEO says the company still aims to launch the entire new Ciri-fronted Witcher trilogy within a six-year window. This would mean releasing three massive AAA RPGs by 2033, a pace the studio has never achieved before.
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has called Steam’s mandatory AI disclosure requirements for games “nonsense.” He believes AI will be involved in nearly all future game production, making such labels irrelevant for game stores.
Paradox Interactive is writing down SEK 355 million ($37 million) in development costs for Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 after disappointing sales. The publisher admits the game was outside its core expertise, making it difficult to gauge commercial potential accurately.
