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Rebellion has revealed the influences behind Alien Deathstorm and explained why it chose an engineer protagonist for its first-person survival horror game.

Polyarc, the developer behind virtual reality games Moss and Moss: Book II, has closed, according to a new post on the studio’s LinkedIn page. Based on a reverse recruiting sheet shared alongside the announcement, at least 29 members of the studio’s staff are now looking for work.

Blaze Entertainment has revealed that it uncovered hidden features in theEvercade Nexus ports

At its annual Roblox Developer Conference (RDC), the company behind the popular gaming platform announced several new features, including new game-creation tools, expanded NPC (non-player character) capabilities, and the ability to make games available across platforms, including the web. The company is also launching a dedicated Roblox Card and Roblox Wallet for creators.

CD Projekt Red and Fool’s Theory have said that developing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’s third expansion, Songs of the Past, came with some narrative challenges and pressure to deliver.

The latest Guinness World Records Gamer’s Edition is here, and it shouldn’t come as much surprise that the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6is already taking home records despite not having actually launched yet.

Former Rockstar Games developer Mike York has shared his thoughts on Grand Theft Auto 6’s big gameplay reveal, including his initial impressions of co-protagonists Jason and Lucia.

Rebellion Developments has said players can’t expect its upcoming first-person survival horror game, Alien Deathstorm, to be another linear corridor shooter, calling it a “rare beast.”

Summer is winding down, but gamers haven’t turned down the heat. This Sunday is the start of Flame Fatales, a week-long charity speedrunning marathon raising money for Malala Fund. The event is run by Frame Fatales, a community under the Games Done Quick banner that spotlights and uplifts women and femmes in speedrunning.

Nintendo’s latest system update for the Switch 2 is here and delivers a much-wanted new feature: VRR support in Docked mode. But there’s a catch: a the moment, it only works on one game, and we’re not sure how many more will follow, because it’s reported to work on a “whitelist” system.