Microsoft’s Xbox Game Studios is actively developing the next installment in the Age of Empires series, continuing the franchise’s long history. World’s Edge, the team responsible for Age of Empires 4 and the recent updated versions of Age of Empires 2 and 3, is currently hiring for two roles that require experience with Unreal Engine, suggesting the next game will be built using that technology.
ARC Raiders is launching on October 30, 2025. The developers recently explained the reason for their quiet period: they were working on player-versus-player (PvP) features for the game. They’ve now shared details about the game’s progression reset system, confirming that it will be optional, not required.
In any first-person shooter, getting your aim settings right is crucial. A game can have great graphics, smooth gameplay, and fast response times, but if you can’t aim accurately – even with the best weapons – you won’t win gunfights. The goal is to be able to lock onto opponents so consistently they might think you’re cheating, all thanks to optimized controller settings.
Created for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition and designed by Aníbal González, this impressive site blends architectural styles from across Spanish history – including Spanish Regionalism, Baroque, Mudéjar, and Renaissance. The design intentionally reflects the diverse influences that have shaped Spain over centuries. A large plaza is framed by two prominent towers and numerous recessed alcoves.
This festival is open to all players, even though there’s a paid downloadable content pack available. It will be running from 7:00 PM CST on October 9th, 2025, and will end at 6:59 PM CST on October 12th, 2025 – just like the previous event, it’s only available for the weekend.
Battlefield 6 is now available, and players are immediately exploring the maps that weren’t included in the beta tests. Some are even getting creative, rebuilding maps from Call of Duty using the game’s Portal feature. The developers have also explained their decision to use smaller maps during the beta period.
The IWGB Game Workers released a letter on Friday detailing employee concerns about management, specifically naming founder Leslie Benzies, and outlining several issues they’ve reportedly experienced.
The original *Blue Protocol* game was discontinued by Bandai Namco because it wasn’t financially successful. Following this, Shanghai Bokura Network Technology, a Chinese developer, announced they were creating a new game inspired by *Blue Protocol*, set in the same world but with a fresh story and characters. This new game reuses many of the original game’s elements and features, leading fans to consider it a continuation or revival of *Blue Protocol*.
While Goat Simulator 3 doesn’t have a strong main story, it’s an open world full of side quests and collectibles. One quest involves playing a famous theme from *Star Wars* at a church. This guide will show you exactly how to finish the Imperial Mausoleum quest in the game.
As a huge fan of Sucker Punch, I’ve been thinking about what *really* makes their games special. They’ve made three pretty different franchises, but I always feel like there’s something that connects them. With their new game, *Ghost of Yotei*, coming out, I wanted to take a closer look and see if I could pinpoint what those common threads are – whether it’s how they play, the kinds of stories they tell, or just certain things they always seem to include.