Trigger Happy Interactive’s psychological horror game Total Chaos has surprise launched today after a mysterious delay. The game features music from Silent Hill composer Akira Yamaoka and began as a Doom 2 mod.
Google and Nvidia are teaming up to make Chromebooks more appealing to gamers. Every new Chromebook purchase now includes a free year of GeForce Now Fast Pass membership. The partnership coincides with major Blackwell RTX architecture upgrades to the cloud gaming service.
Hytale is back from cancellation and showing off fast-paced combat in a new 16-minute trailer. The Minecraft-like game is now targeting Early Access after developers bought it back from Riot Games.
In a stunning move, Unity and Epic Games are partnering to bring Unity-made games into Fortnite’s massive ecosystem. The collaboration represents a major shift in the gaming engine wars and could accelerate open metaverse development. Full integration is expected next year.
Hytale is making a surprising comeback after its creator Simon Collins-Laflamme regained the rights from Riot Games. The game will return to its original ‘Legacy’ engine with early access launching relatively soon, though it will be buggy and incomplete. Over thirty developers have already been rehi
Microsoft has confirmed its November 20 Xbox Partner Preview showcase featuring major third-party studios. The event will include world premieres, release date news, and fresh Game Pass announcements. Viewers can watch across multiple platforms with extensive accessibility options.
The Xbox ROG Ally X is selling better than Asus anticipated, with the premium models particularly hard to find. The company is working to ramp up production to meet demand for the handheld gaming PC.
A planned Splinter Cell revival was in development at Ubisoft San Francisco in 2017 but got cancelled after just a few months. The team struggled to adapt the stealth franchise into a live service model, leading to the project’s demise.
The Horizon MMO from NCSoft is currently only slated for PC and mobile despite the franchise selling over 30 million copies. Executive producer Lee Song suggests the PlayStation exclusion isn’t NCSoft’s decision, leaving Sony’s strategy in question.
A former PlayStation executive has revealed that God of War developer Santa Monica Studio canceled a new IP after Sony invested $25 million into development. The studio itself approached leadership to say the project wasn’t working despite having “really amazing concept and very interesting gameplay
