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PC Gamer

Wardogs delivers what Battlefield 6 was too console-brained to pull off: A real server browser

Wardogs is praised for its effective server browser, which offers a community-driven experience that Battlefield 6 lacks. The article criticizes Battlefield 6's "Portal" system as a poor substitute for a true server browser, highlighting Wardogs' success in implementing features fans have long desired in the genre.

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Metro UK

14 amazing video games that were let down by awful marketing

This article discusses numerous video games that suffered from absent, misguided, or bizarre marketing campaigns, impacting their sales despite their quality. Examples range from Nintendo underselling Yoshi And The Mysterious Book to Square Enix's poor promotion of Marvel's Guardians Of The Galaxy and EA's controversial tactics for Dead Space 2 and Dante's Inferno.

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Massively Overpovered

MMO Week in Review: Foreverrrrr

BlizzCon 2026 saw major announcements including a new open-world StarCraft shooter, Diablo V for 2029, and World of Warcraft Forever launching soon. The event also revealed World of Warcraft's next retail expansion, The Last Titan, and sparked controversy over World of Warcraft Forever's monetization. Other news included the sunsetting of Ship of Heroes, layoffs at Pantheon Rise of the Fallen, and business dealings involving ArcheAge.

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PC Gamer

This remarkable mod transforms the most frightening horror game of the decade into Mirror's Edge

A remarkable mod transforms Frictional Games' horror title Amnesia: The Bunker into a Mirror's Edge-like experience. Created by modder TiMan for a modding jam, the 'Bunker's Edge' mod replaces the game's dark atmosphere with Mirror's Edge's bright cityscapes and implements its signature parkour mechanics. Despite some minor clunkiness and a short playtime, the mod offers a fun and impressive demonstration of creative modding.

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PC Gamer

Star Wars Zero Company gets much-needed first patch so you won't miss shots with a 100% chance to hit any more

Bit Reactor has released the first patch for Star Wars Zero Company, addressing critical issues such as crashes and problems with Ironman saves. The update also fixes a bug where shots could be missed despite a 100% chance to hit. The studio, reportedly operating with a skeleton crew, is working to resolve fundamental issues that impacted the game's launch.

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Retro Gamer

Ubisoft answers our prayers of "a simpler launch experience on Steam" by axing its own PC launcher, starting…

Ubisoft is removing its mandatory PC launcher for Steam games, starting with Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. This change aims to provide a simpler and more streamlined launch experience for players, integrating features like cross-progression and cross-play directly through Steam without requiring the Ubisoft Connect PC launcher to be installed or launched separately. The company plans to progressively roll out this new system to more Ubisoft games on Steam in the future.

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The Box Hub

skate. Season 5 Takes Things To New Heights With S.U.M.R. Camp

skate. Season 5, titled Big Air Retreat, has launched, introducing a new mountain destination called S.U.M.R. Camp Mega Park, new tricks, revamped progression systems, and enhanced community features. Developed by Full Circle and published by EA, this free-to-play update also adds new social modes like Block Parties supporting up to 150 players and introduces new brands and cosmetics.

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Metro UK

Low profile video games are proving massive hits and that bodes well

Recent AAA releases like Onimusha: Warlords and The Blood of Dawnwalker, despite not having the absolute highest budgets, have achieved significant success, selling over a million copies each shortly after launch. This trend suggests that confidently made games targeting specific demographics can thrive without relying solely on massive IPs or astronomical budgets, offering a positive outlook for the mid-tier game market.

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Eurogamer

BioWare doesn't need advice for Mass Effect 4, says veteran designer, as long as "people get out of the way"

Veteran designer Armando Troisi believes BioWare's current team, which includes many original developers, doesn't need outside advice for the next Mass Effect game. He emphasizes that allowing the creators to work without interference is key to producing the magic they are known for, particularly in single-player, narrative-driven RPGs.

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Eurogamer

What we've been playing - "Well this is embarrassing, we're wearing the same outfit!"

Several team members share their current gaming experiences. Connor and Chris are enjoying the tactical gameplay of Star Wars: Zero Company on PlayStation 5 and PC respectively, despite some bugs and performance issues. Dom is revisiting Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, finding it easier on a second playthrough, while Matt is giving FromSoftware's Nightreign another chance, slowly adapting to its fast pace.

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Rock Paper Shotgun

What are we all playing this weekend?

Several members of the editorial team are sharing their weekend gaming plans, including James playing the Wardogs closed beta, Edwin trying out Blood of Dawnwalker and Pathologic 3 on a loaned gaming laptop, and Ollie returning to The Finals. Jeremy is enjoying Blood of the Dawnwalker, while Julian is progressing through Star Wars: Zero Company and reflecting on EA's new ownership and studio furloughs.

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Retro Gamer

All Star Wars Zero Company mission difficulty levels explained

This guide explains the mission difficulty levels in Star Wars Zero Company, categorizing them as Risky (Easy), Dangerous (Medium), and Extreme (Hard). These difficulties are relative to the overall campaign difficulty chosen at the start of the game.

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Retro Gamer

How to get Capacitors in Star Wars Zero Company

Capacitors in Star Wars Zero Company are rare items used for base upgrades and facilities. They are obtained sporadically as rewards from operations and missions, with story-essential missions having a higher chance. Players are more likely to find them in the second and third acts of the game.

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Metro UK

Games Inbox: Has Sony lost the trust of PS5 gamers?

Readers express significant distrust in Sony Interactive Entertainment's stance on digital game ownership, with one reader vowing to boycott the PlayStation 6. Other discussions include praise for Star Wars Zero Company and Beast of Reincarnation, anticipation for Grand Theft Auto 6's realism, and a retrospective on the inconsistent quality of Sonic games.

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Gaming Bolt

15 Biggest Games Launching in September 2026

September 2026 is set to be a massive month for game releases, featuring titles across numerous genres including open-world, action RPGs, sports, and racing. Notable upcoming games include Control Resonant, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Silent Hill: Townfall, Marvel's Wolverine, and the 1.0 launch of Valheim.

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Retro Gamer

Can you save Aurelio in Star Wars Zero Company?

In Star Wars: Zero Company, the Rodian teammate Aurelio dies during the tutorial mission and cannot be saved. His death is a scripted event designed to introduce the game's permadeath mechanic, where all recruited characters can be permanently lost.

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Retro Gamer

How many cycles are there in Star Wars Zero Company?

Star Wars Zero Company features 'cycles' which represent a day and a completed mission, with the game lasting approximately forty cycles. This translates to roughly 35-45 hours of gameplay, with individual cycles taking just under an hour.

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Gaming Bolt

Star Wars Zero Company Studio Furloughed Many Employees Weeks Before Release

Developer Bit Reactor furloughed a significant portion of its staff weeks before the release of Star Wars Zero Company, a decision confirmed by a company representative as necessary for survival. This news comes amidst a lawsuit filed by co-founder Alison Kelly and reports of employees working without pay, though the company plans to rehire furloughed workers post-launch. Despite these internal issues, the game has received critical acclaim and positive player reception on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.

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Unigamesity

Reading the Meta: Which Skin Aesthetics Hold Community Favor Long-Term

This analysis explores the psychological design of virtual economies in live-service games, contrasting Blizzard's Overwatch 2 coin system with Grinding Gear Games' orb-based economy in Path of Exile. It argues that proprietary currencies reduce the 'pain of paying' and discusses how these principles have influenced other digital sectors like crypto and loyalty programs.

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Metro UK

Sony State Of Play in September is 'incredibly likely' and 'soon' says insider

An insider suggests a Sony State of Play presentation is 'incredibly likely' and 'soon,' potentially occurring in September. While an unverified source points to this Thursday, September 3rd, official confirmation is pending. Potential game reveals include Marvel's Wolverine, God Of War Laufey, Until Dawn 2, and EA's Iron Man.

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