Dungeons & Dragons Game From God of War 3 Director Cancelled by Hasbro

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According to Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier, Wizards of the Coast cancelled an unannounced Dungeons & Dragons action-adventure game being developed by Giant Skull. This decision was likely due to a company-wide restructuring at Wizards of the Coast and Hasbro’s cancellation of their publishing agreement with Giant Skull, which happened about a year after the game was first revealed. The game’s director, Asmussen, had assembled a team of experienced developers who previously collaborated with him on Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order at EA.

Google’s Project Genie Lets You Walk Through AI Versions of Real Places

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I was reading Digital Trends, and they’re talking about this amazing thing Google is working on called Project Genie! Apparently, it’s a super-smart AI that can build entire digital worlds for you to wander around in. The really cool part? It starts with real-world images from Google Street View and then uses AI to turn them into these fully interactive, 3D spaces. Imagine exploring places from your couch – it sounds incredible!

Lords of the Fallen 2 Ends Publishing Deal with Epic Games

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Lords of the Fallen 2 is the newest installment in the Lords of the Fallen series, continuing the story after the 2023 reboot. While the first reboot received mixed initial reactions, it gained a dedicated following over time thanks to ongoing updates. A key reason for the series’ continued popularity is its unique gameplay, which allows players to travel between two different worlds. This strong interest led Epic Games to offer CI Games a publishing deal in 2024, making Lords of the Fallen 2 exclusively available on the Epic Games Store on PC for as long as the game is sold. Epic Games often makes similar deals with game developers for exclusive PC releases, a practice that some PC gamers dislike because it limits where they can purchase games.

South Carolina Tells CBDCs to Buzz Off: Crypto Wins, Big Brother Frowns

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So, what’s all the fuss about? Well, imagine a world where you can keep your digital treasures in your own pocket (or wallet, if you’re fancy) without some nosy bureaucrat sticking their nose in. That’s right, South Carolina has said, “Self-custody? Absolutely! We’re not having any of that ‘Big Brother’ business here.”

Embracer Group is Splitting Into Two Companies

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Embracer Group is planning to divide into two separate companies, according to Video Games Chronicle. The new company, called Fellowship Entertainment, is expected to launch in 2027 and will focus on games based on popular franchises. These franchises include well-known titles like Tomb Raider, Darksiders, Dead Island, Kingdom Come Deliverance, Metro, The Lord of the Rings, and Remnant.

Crypto Chaos: Trump, BTC, and a Swan-Sized Lawsuit!

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Bitcoin, the ringmaster of this circus, wobbled between $77,300 and $78,000, having failed to stick its landing earlier in the week. Blame it on ETF outflows and geopolitical noise-the kind of stuff that makes even the most stoic hodler twitch. Meanwhile, Ethereum held its ground in the $2,100-$2,200 range, while Solana and XRP took a tumble, proving that even the fanciest altcoins can trip over their own shoelaces.

Top gainers and losers

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Most profitable crypto: ROLL (ROLL), Corn (CORN), PlaysOut (PLAY), Unitas (UP), Chia (XCH), OriginTrail (TRAC), Quack AI (Q), Purr (PURR), Bonfida (FIDA), Degen (DEGEN).