Avowed director says Xbox and Microsoft are “very happy” with the reception to its new Obsidian RPG

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In an interview with Eurogamer, Avowed director Carrie Patel mentions that she doesn’t rely on a strict measurement of success. Since the first-person spin-off of Pillars of Eternity is available on Xbox Game Pass, players can either purchase the game at full price or play it through a monthly subscription. This approach allows gamers to try out the game without having to pay the full cost upfront, but for developers like Patel, this means that traditional sales numbers might not accurately reflect the game’s success because of the subscription option.

Sony Working on PlayStation Controller With Unique Feature

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Sony submits a patent application for a gaming controller equipped with temperature-regulating pads, designed to enhance player convenience during gameplay. The patent outlines a heat distribution system that allows for temperature control, ensuring optimal grip and comfort. Pushing the boundaries of technological advancement, Sony also incorporates braille output and temperature regulation features in their latest … Read more

Everything Revealed At The March 2025 Humble Games Showcase

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During the event, the presentation was split into two parts: the primary segment featured Humble-published games, while the pre-show was for Friends of Humble. Both segments unveiled some brand new games, as well as updates and announcements about upcoming independent titles. In all, a total of 17 games were showcased throughout the event.

Billie Bust-Up: Hazbin Hotel Stars in Musical Platformer Sensation!

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In a recent spotlight, one of the standout games is “Billie Bust-Up,” which, while not entirely novel like “Town of Zoz” or the successor to “Star Fox” titled “Wild Blue,” is definitely worth getting enthusiastic about. Sharing a resemblance with games such as “A Hat in Time,” “Billie Bust-Up” is a 3D platformer, and its characters hail from Hazbin Hotel, making it particularly intriguing. The game takes inspiration from classic animated musicals, with the characters breaking into song throughout the gameplay—be it rhythm games or boss fights accompanied by catchy villain tunes.

Sung Jin-Woo: Beyond Level 100 – Infinite Strength in Solo Leveling?

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In the story of “Solo Leveling,” our protagonist, Sung Jin-Woo, initially struggles as a disadvantaged E-rank hunter, facing discrimination. However, an unknown entity selects him as its unique player, elevating his status. As the narrative progresses in “Solo Leveling,” we discover that Sung Jin-Woo can enhance his talents and capabilities by defeating monsters, bosses within dungeons, and by overcoming gates. But what transpires when Sung Jin-Woo ascends to level 100?

SAG-AFTRA Video Game Strike To Continue Despite Continued Negotiations

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Despite significant advancements and settled points since our strike commenced last year, the latest offer from the negotiating team contains concerning gaps that could expose our workers to harmful AI practices. Our union has presented a revised proposal that meticulously fills these gaps, resulting in a contract that provides the essential safeguards necessary for our members to maintain secure, long-term careers as video game performers.

Argentina’s Dramatic Chase for LIBRA’s Hayden Davis: A Comedy of Errors!

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In a delightful twist of fate, the authorities are reportedly seeking an Interpol Red Notice for our dear Hayden, who has been accused of leading investors on a merry dance, only to leave them with empty pockets and broken dreams. Gregorio Dalbón, the ever-enthusiastic attorney representing the beleaguered investors, has taken it upon himself to file this request, claiming that our dear Hayden has the uncanny ability to slip through the fingers of justice. How charming! 🕵️‍♂️

💸 Cardano’s ADA: A Billion Dollar Swing and a Miss? 💔

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Open Interest (OI) is like the size of the boat in the sea of leverage. And Cardano’s boat just got a bit bigger, swelling 4% to reach $748 million. But hold your horses, it’s still a rowboat compared to the Titanic it was on March 3rd, when it hit $1.21 billion, or the majestic cruise liner of $1.44 billion back in January.