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Acclaim Entertainment business and news from across the web.- Kidbash – Gameplay Trailer | The Mix Summer Games Showcase 2026A new gameplay trailer for Kidbash: Super Legend was showcased at The Mix: Summer Game Showcase, highlighting its claymation art style, roguelike action-platforming gameplay, and weapon-mixing mechanics. Published by Acclaim, Inc., the game from Authentic Remixes and Fat Raccoon is set to release on consoles and Steam in early 2027.
- Kidbash: Super Legend Packs a Punch in New Gameplay TrailerAcclaim, Inc. has released a new gameplay trailer for Kidbash: Super Legend, a roguelike action-platformer developed by Authentic Remixes and Fat Raccoon Games. The trailer showcases explosive boss battles, platforming, and claymation characters in the world of O.D.D. The game is set to launch on consoles and PC in early 2027.
- Pixel Washer’s New Demo Brings the Suds to Steam TodayAcclaim, Inc. and Valadria announced the Steam demo for Pixel Washer, a cozy, zen-like game where players use a power washer to clean a grimy pixelated town. The demo features six levels, two power washers, and a mini-game, with the full game available for wishlist on Steam. Developer Matt Hackett expressed excitement for players to experience the relaxing gameplay.
- Acclaim and Wabisabi Games Take the Slopes by Storm With New HYPERyuki: Snowboard Syndicate Gameplay TrailerAcclaim, Inc. and Wabisabi Games have released a new gameplay trailer for their arcade snowboarding game, HYPERyuki: Snowboard Syndicate, during BitSummit in Kyoto. The trailer showcases the game's varied courses, trick system, and roster of characters, highlighting influences from classics like SSX and Jet Grind Radio. The game is set to release on PC and all major consoles, featuring modes like Challenge, Race, Chill, and multiplayer.
- Save Big On Incredible Indies With Acclaim Starting Four Pack and Spring SalePublisher Acclaim, Inc. has launched the Acclaim Starting Four Pack bundle on PC via Steam and initiated Spring Sale promotions for its titles on console storefronts. The bundle includes four indie games: Katanaut, Basketball Classics, The Prisoning: Fletcher’s Quest, and GRIDbeat!, with individual titles also available at a discount.
- Trick-Fueled SSX Spiritual Successor HYPERyuki: Snowboard Syndicate Shreds the Slopes With New Gameplay TrailerAcclaim, Inc. and Wabisabi Games unveiled a new gameplay trailer for HYPERyuki: Snowboard Syndicate, showcasing its arcade snowboarding action, tricks, and characters. The trailer highlights the game's inspiration from Y2K-era extreme sports titles and features insights from Wabisabi Games CEO Anwar Noriega. The game is set to launch on Steam and modern consoles, featuring challenge, race, chill, and multiplayer modes.
- Unleash Your Inner Freak Today In Ground Zero Hero’s New Steam DemoA free Steam demo for the upcoming horde survival action roguelike Ground Zero Hero is now available. Developed by Rowan Edmondson and published by Acclaim, Inc., the demo allows players to explore the Doomsday Desert, experiment with 14 mutations, and carry progress over to the full release. The game is set to launch this summer on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch.
- GRIDbeat! Review — Rocking In the Digital World | Console CreaturesGRIDbeat! is a new rhythm-action game from Ridiculous Games that blends nostalgic arcade aesthetics with modern gameplay. Players take on the role of a hacker taking down a corporation through grid-based levels set to a rocking soundtrack. While later stages can become frustratingly long, the game offers a visually stunning and musically engaging experience with plenty of unlockables for replayability.
- The rhythm action game, GRIDbeat!, is out now for PC and the SwitchThe rhythm-based dungeon crawler GRIDbeat! is now available for PC via Steam and digitally on the Nintendo Switch eShop. Developed by Acclaim, Inc. and Ridiculous Games, the game features a neon-saturated aesthetic.
- GRIDbeat! Brings Infectious, Rhythm-Based Dungeon Crawling to Switch and Steam todayGRIDbeat!, a rhythm-based dungeon crawler developed by Ridiculous Games and published by Acclaim, Inc., is now available on Nintendo Switch and Steam for $19.99. The game features beat-based movement and combat, an electrifying soundtrack, and evolving abilities. A free demo is also available for Nintendo Switch.
- GRIDbeat! Brings Infectious, Rhythm-Based Dungeon Crawling to Switch and Steam TodayGRIDbeat!, a rhythm-based dungeon crawler from Acclaim, Inc. and Ridiculous Games, has launched today on Nintendo Switch and PC (Steam) for $19.99. The game features beat-based movement, combat, and puzzle-solving within a corporate network. Demos are available for both platforms, with progress carrying over to the full game.
- Next Week on Xbox: New Games for March 16 to 20This weekly feature highlights new games launching on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Game Pass between March 16 and March 20. The list includes a variety of genres, from sports simulations like MLB The Show 26 to action-adventure titles such as Crimson Desert and horror games like The Wellmonts Case.
- Super Basketball Classics Featuring the World-Famous Harlem Globetrotters AnnouncedAcclaim Entertainment has announced Super Basketball Classics Featuring the World-Famous Harlem Globetrotters, an arcade basketball game for PC and consoles. The title blends retro gameplay inspired by 8-bit and 16-bit titles with the showmanship of the Harlem Globetrotters, coinciding with their 100th anniversary in 2026. The game will feature exhibition, season, and tournament modes, as well as local multiplayer.
- Super Hang-On, Power Drift, Harley Davidson And SmashTV Reviewed.This article reviews four Amiga ports: Super Hang-On, Power Drift, Harley Davidson: Road to Sturgis, and Smash TV. Super Hang-On is praised as a near-perfect arcade conversion, while Harley Davidson: Road to Sturgis is highlighted for its originality and immersive gameplay. Power Drift is criticized as an unplayable mess, and Smash TV is noted as a solid, fun port with good two-player support, despite not being the developer's best work.