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  1. Nintendo Life42

    Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO Announces Cross-Play in New Road Map

    Bandai Namco has detailed a new road map for Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO, marking the game's second anniversary with more events, free updates, game modes and additional fighters through the rest of 2026 and into 2027. The new Tower of Power mode will launch first as a Solo experience, while the paid Super Limit-Breaking NEO DLC is set for Switch and Switch 2 in Spring 2027. Cross-play will enter a beta after Summer 2027 on PlayStation 5, Xbox and Steam.

  2. PC Gamer60

    Squadron 42 Steam page goes live with system requirements and a Q2 2027 release window

    Squadron 42 now has a Steam page listing system requirements and a Q2 2027 release date. The requirements make no mention of ray tracing-capable GPUs or DirectX 12, though the install size is still 150GB. Game director Chris Roberts said in August that the Star Citizen singleplayer component was delayed out of 2026 to avoid clashing with GTA 6, and a new trailer featuring Mark Hamill and Gary Oldman accompanied the page.

  3. Rock Paper Shotgun42

    Gargantuan cop immersive sim Militsioner now has an acrophobia-inducing demo, and yes, I did somehow manage to fail the tutorial

    Militsioner, an immersive sim about being trapped in an open-air prison town under a giant cop, now has a new demo on Steam. The demo includes quests like getting a job, buying desert, and following a character called Friend into the sewer, plus mood-management mechanics where upsetting the giant cop costs you freedom. The game is currently set for a 2027 release.

  4. IGN71

    Arc Raiders 2.0 Update and Grappling Hook Lift Steam Player Count to a Seven-Month High

    Arc Raiders launched its Frozen Trail 2.0 update on October 8 across PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, alongside a free weekend running October 8 to 12, pushing its Steam concurrent player count to 166,670, a seven-month high. The update adds the Pendola Pass map, new enemies Bully, Skulker, and Hydra, and new items including the Grappling Hook and Tether Launcher, plus a revamped skill tree, the Reward Pass, and Weapon Stencils. The game is currently 50% off on all platforms, and testing for a dedicated PvE mode is planned.

  5. Eurogamer60

    Strange Scaffold announces Gods With Badges, a narrative tactics game launching on Steam in 2027

    Strange Scaffold announced Gods With Badges, a narrative tactics game, during the Triple-I Initiative showcase on 8th October, with a planned 2027 release on Steam for PC. Players take the role of Harrow McClellan, a disgraced police officer patrolling the dystopian city of Scarhelm, where dialogue choices, arrests and uses of force shape her relationships with fellow officers, the public and institutions. Escalations shift the game into isometric turn-based combat, and players can temporarily disable Harrow's body camera to unlock new tactical and dialogue options at the cost of the public record. The project builds on Hard Justice, an unrealised game from strategy studio Artificer, and is part of Strange Scaffold's Project Share initiative.

  6. Push Square47

    BlazBlue: Central Fiction Announced for PS5, a Decade After Original Release

    Arc System Works will bring its 2015 fighter BlazBlue: Central Fiction natively to PS5, with no release date announced. The port adds rollback crossplay netcode with the PC release, four new text languages, and improved training modes. The studio also recently confirmed a new PS4 character, Trinity Glassfille, though no date has been given and the PS5 launch may not align with her addition.

  7. PC Gamer62

    Deadlock adds a chess wizard hero as its concurrent player count passes Team Fortress 2's all-time peak

    Valve's Deadlock reached 262,145 concurrent players after adding the latest of six new heroes, surpassing Team Fortress 2's all-time peak of 253,997 according to SteamDB. The figure excludes TF2's Xbox 360 and PS3 players from The Orange Box. The new hero is Solomon, a chess mage whose gun is a chessboard that players say recreates a different historic game state on each reload depending on bullets loaded.

Oct 10Sat
  1. IGN62

    Star Citizen single-player spinoff Squadron 42 gets a new trailer and Steam wishlists

    Cloud Imperium Games released a new cinematic trailer for Squadron 42, the single-player spinoff of Star Citizen, and opened Steam wishlists alongside a full cast reveal. The game has been in development for 12 years under Chris Roberts and features Mark Hamill, Gary Oldman, Gillian Anderson and Henry Cavill, with performance capture woven into gameplay. The trailer showed first-person sections, platforming and puzzles, ship customization, a hacking mini-game and narrative choices; CIG delayed the game to Q2 2027 in August to avoid GTA 6's attention.

  2. Gematsu37

    M2 announces Armed Police Batrider re-release

    M2 has announced Armed Police Batrider (202X), a tentatively titled re-release of the vertically-scrolling shoot 'em up. Platforms and a release date were not announced. The original was released as an arcade game in January 1998, developed by Raizing (now Eighting), and features a team-based system with 18 selectable aircraft.

  3. Push Square57

    Tekken 8's Reina Officially Announced as Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves' Sixth Season 3 DLC Character on PS5

    Reina from Tekken 8 has been officially confirmed as the sixth Season 3 DLC character for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, with a short trailer and a December release. Before that, two Tokyo Revengers characters, Manjiro 'Mikey' Sano and Ken 'Draken' Ryuguji, arrive on 22nd October alongside game updates, each with arcade arcs and a shared Episodes of South Town campaign featuring Krauser and Rock.

  4. Gematsu35

    M2 Announces Devil Blade Reboot Consumer Edition for Consoles

    M2 has announced Devil Blade Reboot Consumer Edition, a tentatively titled console version of the shoot 'em up Devil Blade Reboot, with platforms and a release date not announced. Devil Blade Reboot first launched for PC via Steam on May 23, 2024. The original Devil Blade was created by Shigatake Games in 1996 using the shoot 'em up creation tool Dezaemon Plus for the original PlayStation.

  5. Gematsu58

    Senxin Aleste coming to PS5, PS4, and Switch on March 18, 2027

    M2 announced that vertical-scroll shoot 'em up Senxin Aleste will launch for PS5, PS4, and Switch in Japan on March 18, 2027, with the PS4 version digital-only. The physical standard edition costs 7,480 yen, the digital standard edition 4,950 yen, and the physical limited edition 11,880 yen. The console version includes a port of the arcade release titled Senxin Aleste ORIGIN and the new Senxin Aleste BLADE, which adds the Blade Missile weapon and free character switching.

  6. Gematsu55

    Arc System Works announces BlazBlue: Central Fiction for PS5

    Arc System Works announced a PS5 version of BlazBlue: Central Fiction, the 2015 fighting game. The PS5 release adds rollback netcode, cross-play with the PC version, four new text languages, and new Training Mode features. The game has previously been released on PS4, PS3, Switch, PC via Steam, and arcades, and a new DLC character Trinity Glassfille was also announced for the PS4 and PC versions with a separate release timing.

  7. PC Gamer12

    Mafia 3 gets a 10th-anniversary update on Steam

    Hangar 13 released a new Steam update for Mafia 3: Definitive Edition to mark the game's 10th anniversary. The patch improves mission progress, NPC behaviour, and achievement tracking, fixing spots where players got stuck in missions like "Get Enzo Conti" and "Kill Tommy Marcano," plus some mid-mission crashes. Characters like Alcee and Father James no longer freak out mid-mission.

  8. IGN62

    Magic: The Gathering's Marvel: Darkhold Destiny Revealed, Launches April 9, 2027 With Preorders Live

    Wizards of the Coast announced the Magic: The Gathering crossover set Marvel: Darkhold Destiny at New York Comic Con, with a release date of April 9, 2027 and preorders open at local game stores, TCGplayer, Amazon and other retailers. The set covers Marvel's supernatural side and includes the main card set, Commander decks, Scene Boxes and collector-focused designs, with Commander precons Lords of Hel, Gods of Asgard, Strange Academy and Midnight Sons. An original story developed with Marvel will introduce a new original character and be adapted into a Marvel Comics release written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly, arriving digitally in February 2027 and physically in April. Magik is the only hero confirmed for the set so far.

  9. 机核19

    Pixel JRPG Fantasy Idle Expedition with 91 Classes Launches on Steam

    Fantasy Idle Expedition, a pixel JRPG idle game developed by One Interactive Studio and published by Infini Fun, launched on Steam on October 9 at 36 yuan with a 20% discount for the first two weeks. The game features 91 sub-classes derived from 7 main classes and over 200 equipment pieces, with two DLCs, the Supporter Pack and Starter Pack, released alongside it.

  10. 机核62

    Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves Season 3 closes with Tekken's Reina in December

    SNK announced that Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves will crossover with the Tekken series, with Reina joining as the sixth DLC character of Season 3 in December. Season 3 is built around the concept of characters burdened by revenge and adds seven DLC characters in total, with Mikey and Draken arriving together in October's fourth drop and Raoh in November. Reina, who debuted in Tekken 8, will see her fighting style merged with the REV system of Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves.

  11. Nintendo Life53

    Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves announces Tekken crossover, Reina arrives in December

    SNK announced that Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves will crossover with the Tekken series, with Tekken 8's Reina coming to all platforms this December. She joins the Season 3 DLC roster alongside Rick Strowd, Duck King and Kim Kaphwan (available now), Manjiro Sano and Ken Ryuguji (October 2026) and Laocorn (November 2026). Season Pass 3 costs $19.99, and a Switch 2 demo arrives on 22nd October 2026.

  12. 游戏LOOK60

    Jianxia World 4: Infinite sets October 15 open beta, studio posts letter after producer's departure

    Xishanju's Jianxia World 4: Infinite is set for a full-platform open beta on October 15, billed as the final entry in the Jianxia World mobile series with a stated plan to run for 20 years starting in 2026. On October 9 the team published a long letter answering questions about monetization and design, describing the game as a pure MMO built on free trading, open-world PvP and large-scale guild GvG, with tighter control of stat gaps than games that claim not to sell stats. After the departure of key figure Guo Weiwei and continued pressure on the company's game business, the announcement sparked a trust crisis in the player community, prompting two letters and closed comment sections.