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Weekend PC Download Deals for Aug. 21: The Humble Store Summer Sale continues
This article rounds up various PC game deals available from multiple digital storefronts, including Humble Store, Battle.net, GamesPlanet, Ubisoft Store, Green Man Gaming, Epic Games Store, Amazon Luna, Fanatical, Gamebillet, GOG.com, and Steam. Notable sales include Humble Store's Summer Sale, Battle.net's August Game Deals, and Ubisoft's Gamescom sale, featuring discounts on a wide range of titles.
Diablo 4 Isn’t Being Subtle About Who The Game’s Next Villain Is
Diablo 4's Season 14, 'Death's Awakening,' is heavily teasing the return of Malthael as the next major villain, with players encountering his servant Seraziel and a mysterious stranger in the Pandemonium Fortress. This season marks a shift towards more integrated seasonal narratives that tie into the game's overarching plot, a deliberate choice by Blizzard to engage lore-focused players.
Minecraft Dungeons 2 reveals the secret new dimension lurking through its rifts
Mojang and Double Eleven have revealed a new dimension called 'the Sift' for Minecraft Dungeons 2, accessible through mysterious rifts. The sequel, launching September 29 for $29.99 and available on Game Pass, will also introduce a jump mechanic for enhanced combat and traversal. The game is described as an approachable action RPG with depth in its buildcrafting.
Massively Overthinking: What did your favorite MMORPG add to the genre?
This article discusses whether popular MMORPGs have truly innovated within the genre or simply built upon existing foundations. Several writers share their favorite MMORPGs and analyze their contributions, with Ultima Online, Star Wars Galaxies, and Guild Wars being highlighted for their significant impacts on social gameplay, economies, and business models.
Leaker claims Nintendo Switch 2 version of Diablo 4 will finally arrive two days after BlizzCon and include two…
A leaker claims that Diablo 4, along with its expansions Vessel of Hatred and Lord of Hatred, will be released on the Nintendo Switch 2 on September 15. This rumored 'Age of Hatred Collection' would include a code in the box for the physical edition and is expected to cost $69.99. The release date follows BlizzCon 2026, with pre-orders potentially starting during the event.
Diablo creator says "the worst ending of any game I've ever played" is hidden in a beloved '90s…
Diablo creator David Brevik shared his strong opinion that the 1991 PC game Eye of the Beholder features the worst game ending he has ever encountered. Despite loving the game for its graphics and immersion, Brevik cited the abrupt text box and immediate return to desktop after defeating the final boss as an insultingly unrewarding conclusion.
Billbil-kun: Diablo IV Age of Hatred Collection releasing on Switch 2 this September
According to leaker Billbil-kun, the Diablo IV Age of Hatred Collection, featuring the expansions Vessel of Hatred and Lord of Hatred, is slated for a September release on the Nintendo Switch 2. Activision Blizzard has not yet officially announced the collection.
Long-awaited Switch 2 version of Diablo 4 reportedly releases days after BlizzCon, and includes both game expansions
A rumored Nintendo Switch version of Diablo 4, reportedly called the 'Age of Hatred Collection,' is said to include both the Vessel of Hatred and Lord of Hatred expansions and is slated for release on September 15. This date follows Blizzard's BlizzCon event, which takes place September 12-13. The report also mentions Diablo 4's availability on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
Blizzard’s Record Revenue Year Makes Diablo 5 a Matter of When, Not If
Blizzard Entertainment has achieved its third-best fiscal year for revenue, largely driven by Diablo 4 and Overwatch. The company, now part of Microsoft's Xbox division, is reportedly the top-performing studio. This financial success, coupled with continued support for Diablo 4 through expansions, suggests that a Diablo 5 is highly probable in the future, though an announcement is not expected for several years.
1666: Amsterdam Early Access Date Set for August 25 — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides
Panache Digital Games has announced that 1666: Amsterdam will launch in Early Access on August 25 for PC via Steam and Epic Games Store, priced at $29.99. The game features a day/night cycle where players must remain discreet during the day and can use magic freely at night. This announcement was accompanied by a new trailer showcasing gameplay mechanics.
Blizzard Is Reportedly Xbox’s New Top Studio
Blizzard Entertainment has reportedly been named Xbox's top-performing studio for the past fiscal year, according to internal emails from Blizzard president Johanna Faries. The studio achieved its third-highest revenue in history, driven by strong performance from Diablo 4 and Overwatch, and has seen consecutive years of growth since 2017. This news comes ahead of BlizzCon in September, where further announcements about Blizzard's future are expected.
HandyGames rebrands as THQ Nordic Mobile
HandyGames has rebranded as THQ Nordic Mobile, shifting its focus to bringing premium PC and console titles to mobile platforms, while its development studio continues as HandyGames. Separately, leaked emails reveal Blizzard Entertainment was Xbox's top-performing studio for FY26, driven by Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred and Overwatch, marking its third highest fiscal year for revenue.
Leaked emails reveal Blizzard is Xbox's top-performing studio for FY26
Leaked internal emails reveal that Blizzard Entertainment was the top-performing studio within Xbox Game Studios for Microsoft's fiscal year 2026. This marks Blizzard's second consecutive year of growth, driven by Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred and Overwatch, with FY26 being the studio's third highest fiscal for top-line revenue in its history.
Blizzard says Diablo and Overwatch ‘drove exceptional performance’ in 2026
Leaked emails from Blizzard boss Johanna Faries indicate that Blizzard Entertainment achieved exceptional performance in fiscal year 2026, marking its third highest revenue year in history and first back-to-back growth since FY17. Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred and Overwatch were highlighted as key drivers of this success, with Overwatch delivering its strongest quarter since 2022.
Blizzard seems to be back on top at Xbox with Diablo 4 and the Overwatch relaunch
Blizzard Entertainment is reportedly experiencing a resurgence under Xbox, with Diablo 4's Lords of Hatred expansion and the relaunch of Overwatch 2 contributing to consecutive years of growth. While Overwatch 2 has returned to its 2022 performance levels, Diablo 4's expansion has been a significant success despite mixed initial feedback. World of Warcraft was notably absent from the positive performance review.
Leaked Emails: Overwatch and Diablo Pushed Blizzard to the Top of Xbox’s Studio Rankings
Leaked emails from Blizzard president Johanna Faries reveal that Blizzard Entertainment was the top-performing studio within Xbox's division in FY26, driven by the success of Overwatch and Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred. This marks Blizzard's first back-to-back years of growth since FY17, despite Microsoft's wider gaming division experiencing significant layoffs.
Blizzard is Microsoft's "top performing" studio, thanks largely to Diablo 4 and Overwatch
Blizzard Entertainment has been recognized as the top-performing studio within Xbox's division for the past fiscal year, driven significantly by the success of Diablo 4 and Overwatch. Blizzard President Johanna Faries highlighted that this performance marks the third highest fiscal year for top-line revenue in the company's history, with Overwatch achieving its strongest quarter since 2022.
Blizzard Was “Top-Performing” Studio at Xbox in Q4 FY26 – Rumor
A report suggests Blizzard Entertainment was the top-performing studio at Xbox in Q4 FY26, with Blizzard president Johanna Faries congratulating staff on growth and record fiscal performance. This success, driven by Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred and Overwatch, contrasts with Xbox's overall revenue decline and recent layoffs.
Blizzard Reportedly Leads Xbox as 'Top-Performing' Studio Thanks to Overwatch and Diablo
Blizzard Entertainment is reportedly Microsoft's top-performing studio, largely due to the success of Overwatch and Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred. This indicates strong performance within the Xbox gaming division.
Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred and Overwatch's resurgence reportedly drove Blizzard to its "first back-to-back years…
Blizzard Entertainment is reportedly Xbox's top-performing studio, experiencing its first back-to-back years of growth in nearly a decade, largely driven by Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred and a resurgence in Overwatch. Blizzard President Johanna Faries indicated that the company achieved its third-highest revenue in history, with Overwatch having its strongest quarter since 2022.
