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Just two weeks after launch, 'extraction survival horror' game Level Zero: Extraction ends development: 'It's no longer feasible for our relatively small teams to sustain the game' [398d]
Epic gave away nearly 600 million games in 2024, and it's 'not slowing down' for 2025 [398d]
Avowed succeeds where Dragon Age: The Veilguard failed: An actionized, beginner-friendly entry point to a long-running series that doesn't sacrifice its identity [399d]
France's biggest game industry union puts together a 'Grève Bundle' to support striking workers [399d]
'A hellish nightmare': Remembering the most famous Civilization game ever played, Civ 2's 'Eternal War' [399d]
Dev recalls working with David Bowie on Omikron, and the artist's madcap scheme to buy up a load of old satellites and 'relaunch Ziggy Stardust from space' [399d]
Fishing minigames are the worst and I'm not afraid to say it [399d]
Dark and Darker developer did not commit copyright infringement, court rules, but has to pay Nexon nearly $6 million anyway [399d]
We can now pinpoint the exact year videogames turned from God's light thanks to the discovery of a 'nude code' for Smurfette in 1984 [399d]