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Roll, Bet And Survive In The Zibbo Show
The Zibbo Show, a strategy-driven roguelike developed and published by Tessera Studios, is now available on Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch for £17.99. The game features dice-based combat, strategic upgrades, and a game-show setting where players must survive 12 rounds.
Fun 2023 PS5 Action Game Delisted From PS Store Without Notice
Transformers: EarthSpark – Expedition, an action-adventure game released in 2023 for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, has been removed from the PlayStation Store without prior notice. Developed by Tessera Studios and published by Outright Games, this delisting follows a pattern of other Outright Games titles being removed from digital sale. The game was last seen on sale in September 2026.
The Zibbo Show heading to Nintendo Switch
Tessera Studios announced that The Zibbo Show will be released on Nintendo Switch on October 29, 2026. This TV show-style board game features dice placement, strategic combinations, and high-stakes betting with "very real consequences" for contestants.
Gamescom issues apology for initial response to hardware thefts: "It did not show the people affected the empathy they deserve"
Gamescom organizers have issued an apology for their initial response to hardware thefts that affected several indie developers during the event. They acknowledged their communication did not show sufficient empathy and have launched a review of security measures, particularly for indie exhibitors.
CD Projekt Red opens its 'Arasaka hardware archives' to help an indie dev whose gear was stolen during 1 of at…
Multiple indie developers and publishers, including CD Projekt Red, Tessera Studios, and iam8bit, reported significant equipment theft from their booths at Gamescom. CD Projekt Red offered assistance to one affected developer, while Gamescom acknowledged the incidents and emphasized existing security regulations and the recommendation for exhibitors to insure their equipment.
Indie devs and publishers hit in Gamescom equipment thefts
Several independent developers and publishers experienced significant equipment theft, including laptops and Steam Decks, from their booths at Gamescom. Organizers are facing criticism for inadequate security measures, with some developers reporting difficulties filing police reports and others receiving offers of support from larger companies like CD Projekt Red.
Multiple developers report equipment stolen from their Gamescom booths
Multiple developers reported equipment, including laptops and a Steam Deck, stolen from their booths at Gamescom in Cologne. Indie developer Ryan Laley stated the theft effectively ended his show early, while iam8bit and Tessera Studios also confirmed losses. Gamescom acknowledged the incidents, stating that investigations are underway and advising exhibitors to insure their equipment.
Stolen Laptops at gamescom: Solo Dev’s Tearful Video Draws Aid From CD Projekt Red and Fellow Creators
Solo developer Ryan Laley had his laptops stolen from his gamescom booth, leading to significant financial and emotional distress. The incident garnered widespread attention, prompting support from fellow creators and companies like CD Projekt Red, who offered assistance to help Laley replace his stolen hardware. Other studios, including iam8bit and Tessera Studios, also reported thefts at the event.
Gamescom 2026 developers report theft of equipment from floor booths
Multiple developers and companies, including iam8bit and Ryan Laley, reported theft of laptops and equipment from their booths at Gamescom 2026. Police reports have been filed, and Tessera Studios also had items stolen. The incidents have led to criticism of Gamescom's security measures, with some developers offering support to the affected parties.
