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Since launching last month, One More Level’s Ghostrunner 2 has done decently for the developer. It earned PLN 24.4 million or $6.13 million in revenue as of October 31st, roughly five days after release per Bankier.pl. Production costs for the title amount to PLN 16.7 million or $4.2 million, meaning it’s turned a profit. Whether that accounts for marketing and advertising is unknown. ...read more
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It’s been over three years since the announcement of State of Decay 3, with neither developer Undead Labs nor Microsoft having provided many significant updates on it in the time since then. Even as the wait for the survival title stretches on though, as it turns out, Undead Labs might have another game in development, one that haven’t been officially announced. As spotted by Twitter user ...read more
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The Game Awards host and producer Geoff Keighley has shared his thoughts on the debate surrounding Dave the Diver’s nomination for Best Indie Game. The game’s nomination has sparked debate over what makes an indie game, because despite having the conventional ‘low-fi’ appearance that some indie games have, its developer Mint Rocket is a small team within Nexon, a South Korean company ...read more
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NeocoreGames’ role-playing game King Arthur: Knight’s Tale is coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S next year. However, PC players can look forward to new content with the Legion IX expansion. It launches in early 2024 for $19.99 on Steam. Check out the cinematic reveal trailer below. The story focuses on the Roman Ninth Legion, a new threat to the Kingdom of Avalon that is seemingly undead. ...read more
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The official Cities Skylines 2 editor will arrive in “early” 2024, Colossal Order says, as the developer also warns that current CS2 mods could break when the new suite arrives. Early access sign up is now available for the new Cities Skylines 2 editing tool, with Paradox and CO inviting players to test its functionality ahead of the full launch. The city building sim’s developer also says ...read more
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As almost every platform around begins offering discounts and offers for its wares in this major sales season, Ubisoft has begun a giveaway amongst its own promotions, and it's for one of its mainline Assassin's Creed games. The 2015-released Assassin's Creed Syndicate is the entry available, and you have a week to claim it to your Ubisoft library. This is not the first time this game has gone ...read more
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After its announcement in 2022, Soulframe will have its first test on PC this December. Digital Extremes CEO Steven Sinclair clarified in the latest Devstream that this is a very early test, limited to a hundred people initially (which will grow over time). It consists of a section of the main island with dungeons to play through and enemies to fight. Players can also experiment with some ...read more
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Developer Ryu Ga Gotoku has been on a roll this year. They dropped two new games in Like a Dragon: Ishin and Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name. However, next year might be even bigger as the team is set to launch the next game in its mainline Like a Dragon (formerly Yakuza) series. Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is due out on January 26 and will take the series away from Japan for ...read more
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After some delays, the rollback netcode beta for Arc System Works’ Dragon Ball FighterZ is finally happening on November 30th. It will be available publically for PC owners of the game on Steam until December 10th, 7 PM PST. Check out the video announcement from Bandai Namco producer Tomoko Hiroki below. Steam players must navigate to Properties, then Betas, select “public-beta-test-pbt” ...read more
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To say that last year’s Saints Row reboot failed to live up to expectations would be a bit of an understatement. The open world title saw mixed reception from critics and the series’ fanbase, which was coupled with commercial underperformance. Interestingly enough, according to a new report, the series’ fifth mainline instalment could have taken a very different approach if things had gone ...read more
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