Gaming

Creative director Mike Lacher has released “Triple-A Minesweeper,” a browser-based parody that transforms the classic Windows desktop puzzle into a modern big-budget title packed with intrusive voice acting, regenerating health, and heavy hand-holding. The experience begins by mimicking a Windows 95 desktop shortcut before launching into a bombastic intro sequence complete with sweeping audio and

Krafton is expanding its battle royale universe with PUBG Ded.Net, an upcoming third-person shooter that injects run-based roguelite mechanics and 1990s-inspired gameshow violence into the franchise’s traditional survival formula. Currently in development at Krafton’s Wisconsin-based studio, PUBG Madison, the title departs from standard standalone rounds by having players progress through consecutive matches. After each bout,

Squadron 42, the standalone single-player campaign tied to Star Citizen, has officially launched its Steam storefront page ahead of an expected release in the second quarter of 2027. The store listing arrived alongside a brand-new trailer showcasing gameplay and cinematic scenes from the project. The newly published store profile outlines technical expectations for the space

Physical media continues to command a major share of the PlayStation 5 market, with boxed discs accounting for over half of European sales for Marvel’s Wolverine during September despite ongoing industry shifts toward all-digital distribution. According to estimates from market research firm Ampere Analysis, the PS5-exclusive Wolverine release achieved 2.16 million total sales in September.

Panic has kicked off Season 3 for its Playdate handheld console, delivering a new eight-game collection distributed over a four-week release schedule for $39. The season rolls out two titles per week to players, expanding the quirky handheld’s software lineup. The collection opens with two distinct releases: Soggy Froggy and Gloom Gate. Soggy Froggy is

Blizzard Entertainment will not allow dungeon grinding to become the primary leveling path in World of Warcraft: Forever, holding firm on progression balance despite preparing a modest experience point boost for group content. The adjustments, revealed during a recent developer podcast and elaborated on by Blizzard developer Aggrend on X, target experience rewarded for slaying