July 11, 2025

Mini Review: Duck Detective: The Ghost Of Glamping (Switch)

by on May 22, 2025 0

I suspect foul play Version Evaluated: European review by Jim Norman Yesterday, 7pm A duck dons a fedora and a trench coat, presenting a noir-inspired monologue about how his recent separation has intensified his bread obsession. If this picture doesn’t amuse you, then you’d best skip Duck Detective: The Ghost of Glamping. If it does,

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“This Is It!”

by on May 22, 2025 0

What a remarkable surprise by Ollie Reynolds Yesterday, 7:45pm Image: Nintendo If you observed any of the responses to the Mario Kart World unveiling trailer, then it’s likely you heard someone exuberantly shout “you can race as a COW?!”. Indeed, the cow, an NPC entity recognized for its role in Moo Moo Meadows, is now

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Yooka-Laylee Dev Playtonic Is The Latest Studio Hit By Layoffs

by on May 22, 2025 0

Others are “in jeopardy” of losing employment by Alana Hagues Yesterday, 9pm Image: Playtonic A small number of employees at the UK-based studio Playtonic, recognized for developing Yooka-Laylee and establishing the indie publishing label Playtonic Friends, are conveying messages through social media as they have been declared “redundant” by the developer. Our attention was drawn

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Xbox Retro Classics: The Full List Of Games Included At Launch

by on May 22, 2025 0

Timeless Activision titles on Xbox Game Pass by Fraser Gilbert Yesterday, 4:48pm Out of the blue, Xbox has revealed an entirely new feature for Xbox Game Pass subscribers today in the form of Xbox Retro Classics, as indicated in other articles on Pure Xbox, it features more than 50 Activision games at launch. We have

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Xbox’s New Retro Classics Collection Features A PlayStation 1 Game

by on May 22, 2025 0

MechWarrior, is that you? by Fraser Gilbert Yesterday, 6:30pm While assembling our comprehensive list of Xbox Retro Classics launch titles earlier today, I couldn’t help but notice we’ve included a PlayStation 1 title! MechWarrior 2 is this entry, initially launched for the PS1 in April of 1997. To clarify, Xbox Retro Classics utilizes Antstream Arcade‘s

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Ubisoft Working On New ‘AAA’ Rayman Game As Studio Begins Hiring

by on May 22, 2025 0

Rayman comeback by Ben Kerry Yesterday, 7:30 PM Some now-removed job postings from Ubisoft have ignited considerable excitement today, and for valid reasons – they pertain to an entirely new Rayman title from the firm’s Milan studio. Shared on Reddit and circulated by our colleagues at Nintendo Life, two job listings were identified for this

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Atomfall Sequel in Talks After ‘Immediately Profitable’ Launch, Says Rebellion

by on May 22, 2025 0

Another by Stephen Tailby Yesterday, 6pm Rebellion, the studio responsible for this year’s cult phenomenon Atomfall, has characterized the title’s achievement as “instantly lucrative”, per The Game Business. The game launched in March and received an excellent critical evaluation alongside the studio’s largest debut ever. While part of this achievement can be ascribed to its

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Round Up: Lies of P: Overture Previews Reveal Difficulty Options, Boss Rush Mode, and More

by on May 22, 2025 0

Prequel expansion appears promising by Stephen Tailby Yesterday, 6:30pm Lies of P: Overture, the forthcoming expansion to the popular Souls-like RPG, has garnered multiple hands-on reviews, and it seems like gamers are in for an enjoyable experience. Publications largely agree that Overture is exceptional, with an eerie, snowy zoo serving as the primary backdrop for

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Oblivion Remastered Sales Prove the Power of Nostalgia and Shadow Drops

by on May 22, 2025 0

Absolutely surpasses the original game by Robert Ramsey Yesterday, 8pm The initial Oblivion was an irrefutable success upon its release in 2006 — an expansive RPG that established numerous new benchmarks for the genre. Nonetheless, its early achievements have seemingly been thoroughly eclipsed by Oblivion Remastered, nearly twenty years later. The PS5 revival, which was

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Anticipated Steam Game RoadCraft Is Out Now And Off To A Good Start

by on May 21, 2025 0

GameSpot might generate income from affiliate and promotional collaborations for distributing this content and from acquisitions through links. While crafting titles such as Minecraft may come to mind, most video games tend to favor destruction over construction. Saber Interactive’s latest game, RoadCraft, adopts a different perspective. This title allows players to manage locations that have

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Apple TV’s Sci-Fi Show Murderbot Is Based On This Award-Winning Book Series

by on May 21, 2025 0

GameSpot may earn income from affiliate and advertising collaborations for distributing this content and from purchases via links. The latest sci-fi series, Murderbot, debuted this month on Apple TV+ to favorable reviews–which isn’t unexpected given the show’s original material. Similar to many successful streaming series, Murderbot is not a completely new IP, but rather an

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If We Get Avowed 2, It’ll Have To Make Do Without A Key Figure

by on May 21, 2025 0

GameSpot may earn income from affiliate and advertisement collaborations for distributing this content and from acquisitions through links. Avowed game supervisor Carrie Patel has declared that she has departed from developer Obsidian to take on the role of game director at Night Dive, known for Oxenfree and owned by Netflix. Avowed debuted in February for

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Yu-Gi-Oh Early Days Collection Switch-Exclusive Physical Edition Drops To $32

by on May 21, 2025 0

GameSpot could earn income from affiliate and advertising collaborations for disseminating this material and from transactions via links. Yu-Gi-Oh Early Days Collection has obtained a considerable discount at the Amazon-owned store Woot. While supplies remain, enthusiasts can secure the 14-game compilation for Nintendo Switch for merely $32. You can complete your purchase using your Amazon

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Switch 2’s Hyrule Warriors Will Delve Into Zelda Lore That Fans Have Been Wondering About

by on May 21, 2025 0

GameSpot might earn income from affiliate and promotional partnerships for distributing this content and from acquisitions through links. Nintendo is promoting Switch 2‘s forthcoming Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment as “the narrative leading up to The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom,” providing players the opportunity to engage in the Imprisoning War that transpired

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Supergirl star Milly Alcock reveals “someone very high up” said “we’re gonna get you an acting coach” while filming House of the Dragon – on her second day

by on May 21, 2025 0

Milly Alcock reveals that an individual “at a high level” within HBO advised her to engage an acting coach during her initial week of shooting House of the Dragon. “On my second day on House of the Dragon, one of the – I’m not going to disclose who, but someone extremely prominent – took me

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Ex Dragon Age writer says Baldur’s Gate 3 and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 prove publishers wrong on how successful RPGs can be “when the game is good,” and “what’s possible when a game is given time to cook”

by on May 21, 2025 0

(Image credit: Kepler Interactive) A few weeks prior, former Dragon Age narrative leader David Gaider commended Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 for being to JRPGs “somewhat akin to what Baldur’s Gate 3 was to CRPGs.” He expressed surprise at the extensive attention and dialogue his remark generated – ‘notable dev with intriguing perspectives on current games’

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Cyperpunk 2 goes beyond Night City to a new location that “feels more like Chicago gone wrong,” according to the creator of the original tabletop RPG

by on May 21, 2025 0

Cyberpunk 2 – presently only officially recognized by the codename Project Orion – was officially announced quite some time ago in 2022, although the developers at CD Projekt Red have been rather reserved about disclosing any information regarding the new game in the past few years. However, Mike Pondsmith, the originator of the original tabletop

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“The games industry is on fire” so this open-world game with witch “motorbroom” drifting has turned to Kickstarter for a 2026 launch: “Please don’t get delayed again GTA 6”

by on May 21, 2025 0

(Image credit: Electric Saint) No one can claim that the Kickstarter teaser for Crescent County, a “delivery adventure” featuring witches who ride brooms and kiss their pals on the lips, isn’t truthful. Veteran art director Anna Hollinrake from developer Electric Saint expresses, “I’ve got a witch-tech delivery game to share with you that I ventured

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