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rockpapershotgun.com

Dying Light: The Beast gets a release date bump so short you'll wonder why they bothered

Whenever there is word of a video game's release date being changed, it's hardly ever surprising because nine times out of ten, it's because it has been delayed. That's just the way things are these days, no one can have the luxury of Team Cherry, who took so long making Silksong just because they were having fun. However, in this case, the release date shifting news is actually a positive one, as Dying Light: The Beast will be launching just that little bit earlier. Read more

September 13, 2025

polygon.com

PS1 at 30: PlayStation's first generation embraced the weird

The scrappy, sometimes unpolished charm of the PS1 game library is a far cry from today’s PlayStation

September 13, 2025

pcgamer.com

The only good Postal game is a spinoff expressionist boomer shooter that takes place entirely in the protagonist's depraved mind

Postal: Brain Damaged succeeds by using the series' scattershot satire as a basis to build great levels.

September 13, 2025

polygon.com

What's happening with the Homestuck pilot?

Hazbin Hotel creator Vivienne Medrano doesn't know yet whether she's making a Homestuck series — it all depends on how the audience responds when the pilot is released.

September 13, 2025

pcgamer.com

This physics platformer about a wiggly worm that travels into space has even got Tim Schafer excited: 'It looks super cute and fun'

Wirm squirms onto Steam soon.

September 13, 2025

pcgamer.com

Lights! Camera! Quiz time! How well do you know the weird and not-so-wonderful world of videogame movies?

Test your knowledge of Hollywood's deep well of bad adaptations.

September 13, 2025

pcgamer.com

If you were hoping to see Sly Cooper on PC for some reason, think again: Ghost of Yōtei dev says 'it's been a long time' since the series' heyday and nobody at Sucker Punch wants to make those games anymore

Bye, Cooper.

September 13, 2025

ign.com

'I Am THAT Confident' — Randy Pitchford Says It's Impossible for Borderlands 4 Players to Break the Game's Servers This Weekend, Challenges Them to Try

Gearbox development chief Randy Pitchford says it’s impossible to break the Borderlands 4 servers this weekend through sheer weight of player numbers alone — and he’s so confident he’s publicly promised that Borderlands 4 won’t join the long list of big AAA games whose online systems fail at launch.

September 13, 2025

ign.com

Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade Sets Switch 2 and Xbox Release Date With Magic Cards Included in Some Pre-Orders

Square Enix has announced a Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade release date of January 22, 2026, for Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series X | S.

September 12, 2025

ign.com

Critter Kitchen Board Game Review

Critter Kitchen’s desperate scrabbling for ingredients and quick-fire pace make it fun to play, but it’s a little too convoluted for neophyte gamers, and it’s a little on the light side to really satisfy strategy hounds. It's great for those in between.

September 12, 2025

ign.com

Dragon Quest VII Reimagined: Here’s What Comes in Each Edition

Everything you need to know to preorder Dragon Quest VII Reimagined, including release date, what comes in each edition, and more.

September 12, 2025

ign.com

Every Pokémon Game on the Nintendo Switch in 2025

Gotta play 'em all.

September 12, 2025

ign.com

Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 for Nintendo Switch Is Up for Preorder

Everything you need to know to preorder Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 for Nintendo Switch, including release date, pricing, and availability.

September 12, 2025

ign.com

Danganronpa 2x2 Brings Goodbye Despair to PC and Consoles With New Storyline in 2026

Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair is making a comeback in the form of Danganronpa 2x2 for PC via Steam, Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S.

September 12, 2025

rockpapershotgun.com

Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly is getting a PC remake, bringing its horror photography to Steam

Smile and say AIEEEEE, horror fans! Tecmo and Team Ninja are bringing a "remake" of PS2 survival horror Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly to PC via Steam in early 2026. Why am I brandishing a glyph-covered Canon EOS 90D at you, while singing the Ghostbusters theme? Allow me to explain: Fatal Frame's signature touch is that you defeat spooks using a magic camera. Naturally, this also means that you have to look steadily and calmly at said spooks while they shimmer and sway towards you. Catch some of that nonsense in the remake's announcement trailer. Read more

September 12, 2025

rockpapershotgun.com

Balatro's 1.1 update won't come out this year, so developer Localthunk can keep working at a healthy pace

Balatro's free 1.1 update won't release in 2025 as originally planned, developer Localthunk has announced. There's no new release date, but they say the update'll arrive when they've been able to complete it, while continuing to work at a healthy pace. This update was first announced by publishers Playstack in August last year, with Localthunk subsequently revealing in a chat with Bloomberg that it'll feature, among other stuff, some new jokers and a revamp of the Matador card. The latter dishes out a cash boost whenever you play a hand that triggers a boss blind's ability. Read more

September 12, 2025

rockpapershotgun.com

Valve appear to be blocking mature themed games from Steam early access release

For a week or so now, we've heard rumblings that Valve are preventing the creators of games with "mature themes" from releasing their games in Steam early access. At least two developers have disclosed that they're affected - Dammitbird, creators of raunchy fantasy RPG Heavy Hearts (do not click unless you are happy to look at a werewolf's penis), and Blue Fairy Media, creators of The Restoration of Aphrodisia (do not click unless you are happy to read about lewd transformations). Dammitbird have screencapped and shared a message from Steam's submissions team, via Ana Valens on Bluesky. It reads: "Your app has failed our review because we're unable to support the Early Access model of development for a game with mature themes. Please resubmit when your app is ready to launch without Early Access." Read more

September 12, 2025

rockpapershotgun.com

I tried the new recommended settings for Borderlands 4 and oh no, they don’t actually fix its stuttering

It’s been a rough first day at the office for Borderlands 4, which has launched amid spyware denials and widespread user reports of dodgy PC performance. That being crashing, stuttering, the usual Unreal Engine 5 trouble at the mill. Framerate-related grumbling in particular has prompted a Steam post from Gearbox, presenting a setting-by-setting guide to optimisation on GeForce graphics cards that their pals at Nvidia put together. First off, oi, that’s my job. Second, I say "prompted", but the sheer number of GPUs it covers – separately for 1080p, 1440p, and 4K resolutions – has produced settings tables so rich in cells that it’s far more likely a sweating intern has spent the entire past week cranking these out. No disrespect, obviously. Solidarity to benchmarkers. But, are these guides reliable? Read more

September 12, 2025

ign.com

'What Will Leak? Everything' — Battlefield 6 Devs Insist They Didn't Want the Game to Suffer From Leaks, but Getting Player Feedback 'Had to Come at Any Cost'

Battlefield 6 developer Ripple Effect hasn’t been the least bit surprised by the steady flow of leaks it has suffered throughout 2025.

September 12, 2025

rockpapershotgun.com

Hades 2 version 1.0 finally has a release date, praise Zeus and the rest of them

Supergiant Games have finally done The Thing, following some patch teases that'd left things in a bit of an 'either go or get off the pot' situation. Hades 2's full release is nigh, with version 1.0 set to drop later this month. I'm pleased, because the sequel to the horniest ancient Greek roguelike of all time was already very good in early access form. I'm also terrified, because it's not like September hasn't already had enough games to fight for my attention, between Silksong and Borderlands 4. I mean, I've not gotten around to playing either of those yet, because basketball, but hey. Read more

September 12, 2025

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