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  1. Gematsu42

    GrimKeep Launches November 30

    Resolution Games has announced that its dark fantasy roguelite dice-builder GrimKeep will launch for PS5 and PC via Steam on November 30 for $14.99. A PC demo is available now through Steam Next Fest: October 2026 Edition, which runs from October 19 to 26. The full game will feature seven playable heroes, seven dice types, 30 unlockable hero skills, more than 200 items, and more than 60 unique monsters.

  2. Rock Paper Shotgun37

    Retro platformer series Dizzy returns with a new game from its original creators, who are happy to say it's made with AI

    At a talk at last weekend's Play Expo in Blackpool, the Oliver Twins announced a new Dizzy game, mostly a remake of 1989's Treasure Island Dizzy that merges the ZX Spectrum and NES versions and adds a new Mega Drive version plus a new "Ultra" version with modern visuals. Phillip Oliver said generative AI was used to avoid the cost of a year-long art project, and Andrew Oliver argued it lets indies compete on production quality with large studios.

  3. VGC22

    Nintendo releases free Hello, Peach! and Hello, Luigi! apps for children, joining its Mario and Yoshi ones

    Nintendo has released two more free apps, Hello, Peach! and Hello, Luigi!, as part of its My Mario collection for younger children, bringing the total to four. Both are available now on the Nintendo Switch eShop and will come to iOS and Android devices soon, requiring no internet connection once downloaded. Nintendo also added two more episodes of its stop-motion My Mario series It's Me, Mario, bringing the total to nine.

  4. Push Square71

    Star Wars: Galactic Racer Launches Today on PS5 with a Metascore of 88

    Star Wars: Galactic Racer launches today on PS5 with a Metascore of 88, making it the highest-rated game in the series since 2003's Knights of the Old Republic. It is developer Fuse Games' debut release, and Push Square scored it 9/10, praising its handling, presentation, and campaign with a roguelite twist. VGC and Eurogamer both gave it 5/5, while GameSpot scored it 9/10, Game Informer 8.5/10, and GamesRadar 4/5.

  5. GamesIndustry.biz47

    Star Wars: Galactic Racer Launches on Amazon Luna as Part of Prime Subscription

    Star Wars: Galactic Racer, developed by Fuse Games and published by Secret Mode, will be available on Amazon Luna at launch for Prime subscribers at no additional cost. Luna players can access the single-player campaign plus Arcade and Scenario modes, and the game also launches on Windows, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Amazon's Head of Gaming Jeff Gattis said this marks the first time Luna players can jump into a single-player campaign from day one without owning a console or waiting for a download.

  6. Eurogamer71

    Infinity Ward details Modern Warfare 4's DMZ mode, launching with the game on 23rd October

    Infinity Ward detailed the DMZ extraction shooter mode in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 through a blog post and developer diary, and the mode arrives with the game on 23rd October for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S and Switch 2. DMZ has its own 70-level progression and a separate economy of cash and crafting materials that persist between rounds, while weapon progression is shared with multiplayer and Warzone. The Haijin map holds the largest population of enemy AI Infinity Ward says it has built, with enemies in four tiers of aggression and power, and the new deployment screen lets players pick mission types before a match.

  7. 机核62

    Escape from Tarkov ships version 1.2.0.0 with PvE prestige and EXFIL Brothers

    Battlestate Games released Escape from Tarkov version 1.2.0.0, focused on PvE changes and a new EXFIL Brothers program. PvE adds six prestige levels with rewards including the in-game currency TarCoin that persist permanently, and reworks AI PMC behavior so they spread more logically, gather near quest areas, fight each other less and attack Scavs more, with gear tied to level and faction. EXFIL Brothers lets level 30 players invite up to five players registered less than seven days ago, granting a 5% experience bonus when grouped and reward progress as invitees reach levels 10, 20 and 30.

  8. Nintendo Life38

    Nintendo Announces Another Switch 2 Hardware Bundle for Japan

    Nintendo will release a new Switch 2 "Choose-Your-Game" hardware bundle in Japan on 12th November 2026, priced at 63,980 yen, letting players redeem one of Mario Kart World, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, or Nintendo Switch Sports Resort via the eShop. The bundle uses the Japanese-language System model made specifically for the Japanese market, and Switch 2 has now sold more than 23 million units globally.

  9. Gematsu31

    Angelian Trigger Coming to PC on December 10, PS5 in 2027

    Developer PiXEL announced that Angelian Trigger will launch for PC via Steam on December 10, followed by PS5 in 2027. The pseudo 3D-style shoot 'em up first launched for Switch in Japan on December 12, 2024, and currently only supports Japanese. Its Steam page once listed English as a language option but now lists only Japanese.

  10. Gematsu62

    Switch 2 Japanese-Language System Choose-Your-Game Bundle launches November 12 in Japan

    Nintendo announced that the Switch 2 Japanese-Language System (Japan Only) Choose-Your-Game Bundle will launch in Japan on November 12 for 63,980 yen. The bundle includes a download code redeemable on Nintendo eShop for one of three games: Mario Kart World, Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, or Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream. The Japanese-Language System alone currently costs 59,980 yen.

  11. Nintendo Life18

    Nintendo Releases 'Hello, Peach!' and 'Hello, Luigi!' Apps for Switch & Mobile Devices

    Nintendo has released the 'Hello, Peach!' and 'Hello, Luigi!' apps on Switch and mobile devices, free to download from the eShop and currently available in Japan. Like the earlier 'Hello, Mario!' apps, players can tap the ? Block to make items appear, and the apps now support the My Mario wood block amiibo sets. Nintendo also announced a 'My Mario Melody Car' that plays a song for each character when a wood block amiibo is placed inside.

  12. PC Gamer44

    After the death of its lead writer, horror FPS-RPG Divine Frequency hits early access October 27

    Developer Abraxaes announced on September 25 that its surreal horror FPS-RPG Divine Frequency will launch in early access on October 27. The game was delayed by the unexpected death of lead writer Pablo "Artistical" Lamprea and by copyrighted material found in purchased sound libraries, which had to be replaced. The early access version includes the first two of three planned acts, or 70% of the game, and an updated demo is available on Steam.

  13. Nintendo Life12

    Switch 2 Exclusive Orbitals Receives New 1.0.5 Game Update

    Shapefarm has rolled out a 1.0.5 update for Orbitals, its Switch 2 exclusive two-player co-op title. The patch fixes various collision, camera and localisation issues, and adjusts a puzzle at the start of Frozen Depths to be less confusing. It also addresses problems such as players being sent to the main menu instead of the credits after completing the game and extra-long load times in the Asteroid Core levels and Frozen Depths.

  14. Steam News20

    Team Fortress 2 Update Released

    An update to Team Fortress 2 has been released and will be applied automatically when the game is restarted. It adds the sv_wallbug convar for previous movement behavior on community servers, and fixes view jitter from extended play, an snd_mix_async crash, the Marshlands contract not activating, and various Halloween and map issues.

  15. IGN66

    Infinity Ward details Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's DMZ extraction mode

    Infinity Ward gave a detailed look at DMZ, the extraction mode returning in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 after debuting in 2022's Modern Warfare II. The mode includes a 70-level progression system, a forward operating base for practicing and crafting between matches, and operators that cost resources to revive after death, with some loot permanently lost. Infinity Ward calls it an action extraction shooter with varying threat levels and promises post-launch support including map changes and seasonal dynamic weather. DMZ launches with Modern Warfare 4 on October 23 and will not be free-to-play, unlike the Modern Warfare II version.

  16. GameSpot42

    Halloween's First DLC Reveals Even the Bad Sequels Will Get Some Love

    Halloween's first paid DLC arrives October 27, adding a Michael Myers skin based on Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers, with a free update adding a fifth map, The Tower Farm, the same day. A second skin draws from 2018's Halloween, each costing $10, while two new survivors, Michelle and Eugene, plus Civilian Costumes Pack 1 with 14 outfits and 42 tints, also arrive at $10 per set. Developer Illfonic said this is the first of several content drops planned for the game's first year.

  17. Kotaku60

    Magic: The Gathering adds God Packs and drops common and uncommon foils in 2027 booster overhaul

    Wizards of the Coast announced that starting with Nauctis: The Sunken Realm next year, every Magic: The Gathering set will include God Packs, with one in every 1,000 booster packs and one in every 300 collector boosters. God Packs contain only rare or higher cards, and official tournament rules give the player who opens one a free replacement pack. Booster Packs will no longer include foil commons and uncommons, and Collector Boosters will lose two commons and one uncommon from their foil slots without replacements, three fewer cards per pack. Japan Showcase cards will no longer be exclusive to Collector Boosters, foil rare and mythic rates in booster packs will rise, and Wizards is collecting feedback on its official Discord.

  18. Gematsu41

    WORK WORK WORK 'Prologue' Demo Launches October 8 on Steam

    Toge Productions and developer Mojiken Studio will release the WORK WORK WORK Prologue demo for PC via Steam on October 8. Players take on the role of Ahad Worker 101 at the Triquetra Company, completing tasks and interacting with items and a virtual assistant within a five-minute deadline, with another five-minute chance if time runs out.

  19. GameSpot66

    Modern Warfare 4 brings back DMZ with the new Hajin map and deeper progression

    Infinity Ward is bringing DMZ back in Modern Warfare 4, and an Activision blog details the changes to the extraction mode. Players drop into the new open-world Hajin map to loot, complete objectives, and fight NPCs and rival operators, keeping rewards on a successful extraction but losing gear and operators on death, with operators recoverable for a price. Every deployment feeds a DMZ player level from 1 to 70, and missions include story-based DMZ Orders, dynamic and side operations, and Lieutenant Hunts. Unlike Modern Warfare 2's free-to-play DMZ beta tied to Warzone, this mode ships with Modern Warfare 4 and is not free-to-play.