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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 lead says "it would be harder to embrace our Frenchness even more" unless Sandfall "put snails and frogs everywhere in the next game"
By Jordan Gerblick published
news Clair Obscur might've created a new genre: the FRPG

Seemingly determined to make Xbox less appealing and affordable in every way, Microsoft reportedly raises the price of dev kits to $2,000
By Austin Wood published
News Developers will also reportedly have to pay more to get in on Xbox

Tired of making "many, many Battlefield titles," former DICE devs started innovating with upcoming extraction shooter Arc Raiders and help from the past: PS2 classic Shadow of the Colossus
By Anthony McGlynn published
News Team Ico had a heavy hand in the Steam-topping game

"1 week ago we had 3 players": Steam notifies surprised dev their demo was one of the most-played during Steam Next Fest
By Scott McCrae published
News Desktop Defender was one of the most popular Next Fest demos

As the Steam Next Fest wraps up, Valve shares some of the seasonal event's most-played demos – and they range from chaotically comedic co-op games to brutal Braveheart-inspired roguelikes
By Anna Koselke published
News The top 50 is especially diverse this time around

Steven Soderbergh may have been working on his Ben Solo movie with Adam Driver as recently as 10 months ago as fans spot Star Wars rewatches on the director's viewing diary from December 2024
By Emily Garbutt published
News The Hunt for Ben Solo was still in the works late last year, it seems

Pokemon Legends: Z-A might have overhauled combat even more than I thought, with an entire set of strategies sacrificed on the real-time altar
By Ali Jones published
News My Absol would like a word

Final Fantasy Tactics director suggested new routes for The Ivalice Chronicles remake that let you save characters who die – but thinks if they could do that, they should just make a new game
By Scott McCrae published
News Including one who died in the game's first chapter
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