A videogame IP attorney says the filings are "far from a promise that the next Kingdom Come videogame will feature multiplayer."
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The concept behind Moonlighter, i.e. you are a shopkeeper except to get your wares you need to venture forth into dangerous dungeons and make it out alive, is always one that appealed to me, but has just managed to slip me by all these years. My problem now is that I have two new reasons not to ignore both it and its sequel The Endless Vault, as the follow-up now has a 1.0 release date, and the original is free for the next few days.
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Jonathan Hickman's Ultimate universe to debut Marvel's compact comics format
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Pokopia's ocean pals rug location is tucked away in a small house off the beaten path. Here's where to find the ocean pals rug in Pokopia
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There will still be limits on image generation, voice mode usage and other features.
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The Ribbon Hero ditches the gender-bending hero who made Princess Knight so revolutionary
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Lovely jubbly Bubbly. It's safe to say that since its release, Pokopia has taken over my life to a certain degree. I've explored the skies, made pals with my favourite Pokémon, and even made a certain coastal town a little less bleak. I've even caused chaos and instated town politics with my friend on our own Cloud Island with very little building involved. Even after completing the story and 100+ hours of playtime, I still have plenty to do. Which is why when the Expansion, including Bubbly Bas...
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Look, you and I both know the amount of hours you've put into Stardew Valley is enough to make someone think you play it on the toilet, in the shower, and driving on your way to work. But how about something a little different, and a touch more magical and anime-esque than ole ConcernedApe's modern classic? You'll be wanting to look to Fields of Mistria in that case, which after an early access period of a couple of years is now out in 1.0.
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Do a... barrel roll? Chuhai Labs and Balor Games have finally confirmed that the action-shooter Wild Blue Skies is heading to the Switch eShop this Autumn. Heavily inspired by the core Star Fox experience, Wild Blue Skies will launch on PS5, Xbox Series S|X, and Steam on 13th August 2026, but it sounds like the teams need a little more time to get the Switch version out of the door. It will cost $14.99 on all platforms.
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Changes are on the horizon. Soon, we'll be seeing more phones with batteries that the user can remove and replace.
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A solo Steam developer alleges that Google's AI scraped their Google Docs for information about future content for their game.
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Pokopia's ocean doors are a vital part of progressing Bubbly Basin's story. Here's where to find ocean doors in Pokopia
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Keep on top of your agility with free speed potions, win boosts, and additional spins when you redeem these new +1 Speed Monkey Escape codes
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Bolivia has never looked or played better.
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Earn the free coins, tickets, and rerolls you’ll need to build the ultimate squad when you redeem these new Win a World Championship codes
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Rockstar fans don't want to pay money to watch an advertisement, even if GTA 6's extended trailer will eventually be released on YouTube
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FromSoft games famously often devolve into rolling around a big baddie. Marble Souls takes that a step further. Now, the rolling is the main event, not just a side effect of you not wanting to end up pancaked on the ground. You are a Dark Soulsy bloke in a Dark Soulsy world, but trapped inside a physics-driven ball and tasked with collecting lost souls. It looks cool.
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Ghost Recon Wildlands: Last Rites is a major free update out now on PS4 and PS5. It revitalizes the game with new content, including a thrilling linear story mission, gameplay customization features, 4K and 60 FPS on PS5 and PS5 Pro, and more. To learn more about what you can expect, we spoke with Ubisoft...
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August 2026's new sci-fi thriller might be the best movie Netflix has released in years. Louis Leterrier explains how he did it.
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Parents can now send their kids money that can be used anywhere Google Pay is accepted.
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Ghost Recon Wildlands: Last Rites is out now for XBOX Series X|S. As a major free update, Last Rites refreshes the gameplay experience of Ghost Recon Wildlands, delivering a new story-driven mission in which the Ghosts must face off against a new antagonist, La Llorona, and Los Penitentes, her fanatic cult following. They have nothing […] The post Ghost Recon Wildlands: Last Rites – A Major Free Update Powered by Community Feedback and Player Insights appeared first on XBOX Wire.
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The California Teamsters union says that new self-driving truck regulations could eventually cause around 400,000 people to lose their jobs.
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Marvel Tokon is out at last, and players are diving in and messing around with the full cast of playable characters. However, one of these fighters is truly - and perhaps fittingly - unique among the cast.
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Sadistic multiplayer game Machine Party breaks 500,000 sales in week one, and it has a new arcade mode update, with couch co-op coming soon.
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Steam’s monthly hardware and software survey, which tracks the specs of gamers’ PCs and laptops, shows that 16GB VRAM GPUs and 8-core CPUs are now the most common options for systems.
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Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest will be a turn-based RPG set in the world of the novels
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Pro Jank Footy! LEGO Party! Doraemon! The latest Nintendo Download update for North America has arrived, and it's bringing new games galore to the eShop. As always, be sure to drop a vote in our poll and comment down below with your potential picks for the week. Enjoy!Switch 2 eShop - HighlightsLies of P: Complete Edition (NEOWIZ, 5th Aug, $69.99) - Experience the complete journey of Geppetto’s puppet in this soulslike game optimized for the Nintendo Switch 2 system. In this tale, you are caught...
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In Toby Fox's latest newsletter, he addressed fan theories around Deltarune: Chapter 5 and said that he's confident in the game's pacing.
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Welcome to hell.
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword director Satoru Nihei told Polygon about the history, films, and myths that inspired the samurai revival.
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Let's dive in to Roku's privacy policy to see what data is being collected from you -- and how to stop it.
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A new blog post by ArenaNet has kicked up the conversation around playable races in Guild Wars 3. It features some interesting insight into the four available at launch - and hints that additional species could be added later down the line.
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Here's where to find the Sotoyama Ski Resort in Forza Horizon 6 to earn credit in your Discovery journal and complete the #SkiHoliday photo challenge.
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At the outset of Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Miyamoto Musashi is fixated on freeing himself from the Oni Gauntlet. This mystical artifact, through a strange twist of fate, has become bound to our hero. But the stubborn young samurai doesn’t want the gauntlet’s powers. Musashi’s sole desire is to prove himself by his hands...
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In a two-hour demo, we learned significantly more about how Onimusha: Way of the Sword sets itself apart from its predecessors.
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