Phasmophobia’s New Update Officially Adds 3 New Ghosts: the Obambo, the Gallu, and the Dayan

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There’s more to enjoy in Phasmophobia right now beyond its core gameplay. The recent Winter’s Jest update introduces the Krampus ghost, adds festive decorations to maps for a limited time, and launches some challenges for the player community. Plus, with the big Horror 2.0 update and a Switch 2 version planned for 2026, even more new content is coming soon.

Dead Island 3 is Aiming to Release in 2028, Says Dambuster Studios

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So, I was reading the latest financial report (big thanks to Timur222 for sharing!), and it sounds like Dambuster Studios is going all-in on Dead Island 3! Once they finish up the versions of Dead Island 2 for Luna and Mac, all 194 developers are going to be working on it. I’m really excited to see what they come up with!

If you’re using Monster Hunter Wilds mods to boost its ailing performance, Capcom has a warning – they “are not guaranteed to work and could cause compatibility issues” ahead of Title Update 4

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Game updates are now unavoidable, whether you’re playing a single-player or online game. With PC gaming being so widespread, mods have become incredibly popular too. This creates problems when updates and mods clash – updates can disable mods, like what happened with Fallout 4’s Anniversary Edition and caused a delay for the Fallout: London mod, or mods can make the game unstable after an update.

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New PS Plus Extra and Premium Games for December 2025 Are Now Available

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Sony’s PlayStation Plus subscription has become a leading choice for gamers, competing closely with Xbox Game Pass. For years, PlayStation offered a few free games each month to subscribers, as long as they remained members, along with benefits like online play and cloud storage. However, in 2022, PlayStation Plus was updated with three different membership levels: Essential, Extra, and Premium. The Essential tier still provides the original benefits. Extra and Premium tiers unlock even more content, including a rotating selection of downloadable games, cloud gaming, and access to classic titles.

Games That Promised To Change Everything But Changed Absolutely Nothing

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It’s become common for game companies to announce a new title with huge promises, claiming it will revolutionize the industry. Unfortunately, the finished game often doesn’t live up to the excitement. The following ten games are examples of this – it’s a shame, because many of them are actually decent, but their initial hype created unrealistic expectations and damaged their reputations before anyone could even play them.