Patch 1.2 also adds a new ability and extra boss patterns.
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What a week for Apple news! Across Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of this week, Apple unveiled a total of seven new products, including low-cost iPhone and MacBook options, new displays, and refreshes for the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and iPad Air. Check out our recap with links to all of our coverage from the three days, and read on below for details on each of the new products! Top Stories Apple Announces $599 'MacBook Neo' With A18 Pro Chip Apple's budget MacBook is finally here, with Apple i...
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Let it Die, the wacky third person action game by Suda 51's Grasshopper Manufacture (later Supertrick Games) and published by GungHo, is having its servers shut down. After roughly seven years out in the world, those who've had a blast invading each other's bases will soon be locked out from nabbing loot. But it's not a death for the game. In fact, with an offline version on the way, it may be something of a rebirth for a genuine underdog.
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Valve’s transformative new Deadlock patch notes include skill reworks, item overhauls, movement changes, and fresh neutral camps on the map.
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For its 40th anniversary, a look back at the self-serious slog that is 1986's Highlander
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Painted grail.
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Welcome to our latest roundup of what's going on in the indie game space. We've got a lot of new and upcoming games to highlight this week, and those are on top of all of our coverage of the Nintendo Indie World stream the other day. Nintendo packed a lot of news into that 18-minute stream, including the sudden arrivals of three great games — Blue Prince, Minishoot' Adventures and Öoo — on Switch and/or Switch 2. The company revealed release dates for a bunch of games we've had on our radar, suc...
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"There's a kind of obvious overlap, but not one that gets us in trouble with the lawyers."
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It was all going so well...
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Marathon microtransactions will now give enough Lux to buy runner skins, with Bungie discussing “ways to improve” its cosmetics offering.
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Creating utopia in Pokopia. Well, another week is almost done and dusted, and what a quiet one it's been; just a totally normal, uneventful week in this sane world of ours. Sigh... Anyway, positive vibes! This week, we boshed out not one, but two Pokémon reviews for Pokopia and FireRed / LeafGreen – the 30th anniversary celebrations are certainly underway. Nintendo also confirmed three new Mario-themed games for NSO; two for the Virtual Boy and one for the GBA.
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JDM: Japanese Drift Master feels like a racing game from times gone by, but it's obviously passionate about Japanese car culture.
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It seems like such a simple change - and one I'm aware people modded into Slay the Spire 1 - but co-op multiplayer transforms Slay the Spire 2. This is, superficially, a sequel of very familiar parts, an evolution rather than a revolution. But played with a friend - or friends - the formula is renewed.
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Humble celebrates 15 years with a new bundle featuring Steam Deck-friendly indies like Oddsparks, Inkbound, and Kill Knight.
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Hello and welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little about the games we've been playing. This week, Bertie coaxes his partner into playing Vampire Survivors, and then loses her to it; Mat and Victoria play Resi Requiem, both delighting at different tiny details in the gruesome game; Kelsey does some armed robbery as a gnome; and Chris plays the wrong Pokémon game.
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Go on, tell us. Pokémon Pokopia launched exclusively for the Switch 2 this week, and if you haven't already heard about this new relaxing life-simulation, it's been getting quite a lot of praise. The game has already shot to the top of Metacritic as one of the highest-rated Pokémon games of all time, and here in our review on Nintendo Life, we mentioned how it was the freshest Pokémon experience in a long time, bursting at the seams with charm and content that rewards both curiosity and creativi...
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Celebrating the Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park. Super Mario Bros. Wonder's Switch 2 Edition and "Meetup in Bellabel Park" DLC is out later this month, and to celebrate its launch, Nintendo's mobile runner Super Mario Run is hosting a special event. This event, taking place between now and 3rd April 2026, gives players the opportunity to get special in-game statues inspired by Meetup in Bellabel Park, which you can then decorate your kingdom with.
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Download it now. In case you missed the news in January, Koei Tecmo announced a demo for the Japanese Horror title Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake.
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Surviving Outpost will make me god.
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Here's how to befriend the upcoming marriage candidate.
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Compulsion's award-winning title 'South of Midnight'. It's been a busy week for Xbox, but it's not done just yet! Following the announcement of its next generation console, it's now locked in a release date for the Switch 2 version of the "award-winning" title South of Midnight. This third-person action-adventure title by Compulsion Games was announced for Nintendo's new hybrid platform (and the PlayStation 5) last December, and the latest trailer confirms it will be releasing later this month o...
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The important in-game credit hopefully comes on top of a substantial amount of money from Bungie.
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Get free spins, Disco Balls, and even some new skins for your penguins with this list of new Knockout codes for the wacky Roblox brawler.
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"What do you do when faced with something you cannot understand?"
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As recently as February, Valve expected to have Steam Machines and other hardware released in the first half of the year, but that's no longer the case.
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Blizzard has finally given players a reason to find this secret event.
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Getting bricks in Pokémon Pokopia requires you to harvest squishy clay and have it fired. Here's how to get squishy clay and turn it into bricks
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Horse fans have been burned by bad horse games often enough, but The Legend of Khiimori shows promise if it can hurdle a lot of bug fixes.
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As part of a Year in Review blog detailing changes Valve made to Steam in 2025, the company shared a minor update on its hardware plans that doesn't sound good for anyone hoping to buy a Steam Machine, Steam Controller or Steam Frame in 2026. Specifically, the company is now opening up the possibility its new hardware won't ship this year at all. In February, when Valve acknowledged the ongoing memory and storage shortage had delayed the launch of its hardware and could lead to higher prices, th...
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Capcom takes a shot at selfishness and greed in Resident Evil Requiem's plot and Victor Gideon in particular
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We have a variety of Xbox Game Pass recommendations to save you from endlessly searching for something new to play.
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"We hope to ship in 2026" Valve says of its new Steam hardware, which may not make the "early 2026" release date announced last year.
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Mister Morris Games have been anything but idle.
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If you want to power-up your skills in Pokopia, you'll need to cook and eat some special food. Here's a list of all the recipes we've discovered.
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With a new keyword out and one of many new game modes confirmed, 2022 breakout card game Marvel Snap wants to become your forever game.
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