Krafton's end-user license agreement for Subnautica 2 has sparked massive outrage for containing some of the most restrictive terms in gaming history, including banning VPN use, claiming ownership of fan art, and requiring players to waive their right to sue.
LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight has landed with an 85 average on OpenCritic and a 96% recommendation rate. The Rocksteady co-developed title launches May 22, 2026 across all major platforms.
Forza Horizon 6 has surpassed $140 million in revenue from its Premium Edition alone, with players citing the package's strong value as a key reason for the high uptake.
Take-Two CEO disclosed that Borderlands' distinctive cel-shaded art style was a last-minute overhaul costing $50 million and a year of additional development—and says the game wouldn't have been a hit without it.
Unknown Worlds acknowledges that Subnautica 2's no-killing philosophy will frustrate some players but says it remains a fundamental design constraint with no plans to change.
A Tom's Hardware survey reveals 60% of PC gamers won't build a new system in the next two years, as AI infrastructure demand has caused RAM prices to triple and GPU costs to surge significantly.
AMD has officially confirmed FSR Upscaling 4.1 will arrive on Radeon RX 7000 GPUs in July 2026, with RX 6000 series support following in 2027. The news extends AI-enhanced upscaling to a broader range of AMD hardware.
Forza Horizon 6, set in Japan, scores 84/100 from PC Gamer and 91 on Metacritic — matching the beloved Forza Horizon 3 and marking a return to form for the series.
Subnautica 2 has officially launched in Early Access on Steam, reaching 465,000 concurrent players and 1 million copies sold on launch day. Fans are cautiously optimistic after the mixed reception of Below Zero.
Amazon has officially cancelled its Lord of the Rings MMO project. While the company promises to continue exploring Middle-earth game experiences, this marks at least the third failed LOTR MMO attempt.
Kickstarter has become the latest platform to restrict adult content, apparently under pressure from payment processors like Visa and Mastercard. The move reignites debate over the outsized power of financial intermediaries over online creative content.
Korean developer Shift Up has confirmed it will self-publish Stellar Blade 2, bypassing Sony as publisher. The studio aims to reach a broad global audience from day one, hinting at a potential multiplatform simultaneous release.