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Xbox studio accidentally gave away the RPG that led to OG Fallout for free, so now it's giving everyone a way to…
An accidental error on the Microsoft Store made Wasteland Remastered free for a period, but the version was unplayable. InXile Entertainment, an Xbox Game Studios developer, has decided to provide a functional version to those who obtained the broken freebie instead of revoking it.
Following in Fallout's footsteps, British post-apocalyptic survival jaunt Atomfall's now getting a TV show too
Rebellion has announced that their post-apocalyptic survival game Atomfall is being adapted into a TV show by Two Brothers Pictures. Harry and Jack Williams are writing the series, with Rebellion's Jason and Chris Kingsley serving as executive producers. While a release date and specific plot details are unconfirmed, the adaptation will explore life in the Windscale quarantine zone.
Atomfall, Known As "British Fallout" To Some, Is Getting A TV Show
The action-survival game Atomfall is being adapted into a TV show by Two Brothers Pictures, who have secured the rights from developer Rebellion. The series will expand on the game's mythology while staying true to its tone and British roots. Atomfall, which won Best British Game at the BAFTAs, was inspired by the 1957 Windscale nuclear disaster and reached over 3.7 million players, partly due to its inclusion on Xbox Game Pass.
How to Sign Up for PC Game Pass in the Philippines (2026) — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides
This guide explains how to sign up for PC Game Pass in the Philippines, detailing the process of creating a Microsoft account, setting your region to the Philippines, and subscribing through the Xbox app. New users can get a 14-day trial for PHP 59, with the monthly price reduced to PHP 225 in April 2026. The service offers access to a vast library of games, including titles from Bethesda and EA.
Fallout co-creator hopes to "make one more game" before his second retirement from RPG development
Fallout co-creator Tim Cain has expressed a desire to develop one more RPG before retiring from the industry again. Cain, who has had a long career with companies like Interplay and Obsidian Entertainment, feels he is running out of topics for his YouTube channel and is currently working on an unannounced project at Obsidian.
"There was that period in time, pre-Sonic, where it was, 'You're so lucky that Hollywood is even looking at you'"
Story Kitchen, a production company specializing in video game adaptations, discusses the booming Hollywood interest in gaming IPs. Co-founder Dmitri M. Johnson highlights the intense bidding wars for titles like Split Fiction and the evolving relationship between game companies and studios, noting that game developers now have more leverage due to the success of major game-based films and shows. The company mediates between the two industries, ensuring deals are made while respecting both creative visions.
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Fallout co-creator Tim Cain has expressed his desire to develop one final game before retiring for a second time. Cain, who was instrumental in the creation of the original Fallout titles, is considering his next steps in the industry.
Fallout co-creator wants to make one last game before he retires 'for the second time'
Fallout co-creator Tim Cain is winding down his personal YouTube channel, where he has shared insights into the game industry for three years. He feels he has conveyed most of his stories and knowledge, and is considering retirement for the second time, though he may still contribute to games at Obsidian Entertainment.
chaotic works: UK BASED - BEDROOM BUILDERS & AAA VETS FROM USA TO POLAND
chaotic works, an independent UK-based studio founded in 2023, is developing its debut title, Project S, a premium multiplayer PC and console game aiming to redefine the open-world experience. The studio, comprised of indie developers and veterans from franchises like Fallout and Far Cry, emphasizes emergent, systemic gameplay and strong social dynamics. Project S is currently in closed playtesting and focuses on creating challenging, dynamic gameworlds where players forge bonds and rivalries.
Games Inbox: Which is better out of Pragmata and Saros?
Readers debate the merits of new sci-fi third-person shooters Pragmata and Saros, with one reader expressing difficulty choosing between them due to simultaneous release and cost. Other topics include the potential impact of Grand Theft Auto 6, the value of Vampire Survivors, Microsoft's Xbox strategy, and recommendations for games similar to Mad Max.
Fan Wants Shadowrun Reboot as Diablo-Style Isometric Action RPG
A Reddit discussion proposes rebooting the Shadowrun franchise as a Diablo-style isometric action RPG, moving away from its traditional tactical roots. This suggestion highlights the broader industry trend favoring action-oriented gameplay over turn-based strategy for commercial viability, while acknowledging the potential for hybrid approaches and the unique strengths of the cyberpunk setting for this genre.
Xbox boss says they are reevaluating exclusivity
The new head of Xbox, Asha Sharma, has announced a reevaluation of the company's approach to game exclusivity and release windows. Xbox Game Studios has recently released titles like Fallout and The Elder Scrolls on Nintendo Switch, and the company is considering its future multi-platform strategy, including support for PlayStation 5.
Former Head of Xbox Film/TV Kiki Wolfkill Has Left Microsoft After 28 Years
Kiki Wolfkill has departed Microsoft after 28 years, having worked on games like Forza, Mass Effect, and Fable, and served as executive producer on Halo 4. She also contributed to transmedia projects such as the Halo TV show, a Minecraft movie, and Amazon's Fallout TV series. Wolfkill expressed gratitude for her career at Microsoft and excitement for future endeavors.
Fallout co-creator says too many gamers "like hating things," which "doesn't lead to a better game" for devs: "I just tapped out, and that's sad"
Fallout co-creator Tim Cain has expressed his frustration with the current state of online gaming discussions, stating that many gamers seem to enjoy negativity. He believes this environment is detrimental to game development and has led him to disengage from online forums. Cain laments the loss of constructive conversations, which he feels have devolved into unproductive criticism.
Fallout co-creator says non-linear design is all about never assuming how players will act, illustrates his point by fantasising about an NPC guard he seems to really hate
Fallout co-creator Tim Cain discussed his principles for non-linear game design, emphasizing that developers should not assume player behavior. He illustrated this by fantasizing about an NPC guard and stressed the importance of understanding the core goals behind a game's setting, story, and mechanics.
Game Crossovers and Collaborations
The official Bethesda Gear Store has released a new Fallout Vault 101 Pet Hoodie. This merchandise item allows fans to show their love for the Fallout franchise.
Tides of Tomorrow is a watery, plastic apocalypse take on Fallout that's more about story choices than RPG numbers
Tides of Tomorrow is a choice-driven narrative adventure that draws comparisons to Fallout and Mad Max with its plastic apocalypse setting. Developed by Digixart, the game emphasizes story choices and player consequences over traditional RPG mechanics. Its episodic quest structure and shared player choices create an immersive experience where decisions significantly impact the narrative.
Kiki Wolfkill, former Halo veteran and film and TV head at Xbox, exits Microsoft after 28 years
Kiki Wolfkill, head of film and TV at Xbox and a 28-year veteran of Microsoft, has departed the company. Wolfkill was instrumental in transmedia projects like the Halo TV show, the Fallout series for Amazon, and upcoming adaptations for Minecraft and Gears of War. Her exit follows a broader transition within Xbox's leadership.
Silo's season 3 trailer takes us back to how it all began
Apple TV+ has released a trailer for the third season of Silo, confirming its July 3 premiere date and a focus on the "before times." The dystopian sci-fi series, based on Hugh Howey's Wool books, stars Rebecca Ferguson and will explore the origins of the underground society. The article also mentions other upcoming sci-fi series on Apple TV+ like Dark Matter and Star City.
This is my favorite denial on the Citadel: Mass Effect showrunner says he was never told to rewrite the Amazon series…
Mass Effect co-showrunner Daniel Casey has denied reports that the upcoming Amazon television series is being rewritten for non-gamers, stating he was never given such direction. Casey confirmed that the writers' room is active and the show will explore a new story set after the original trilogy, separate from Commander Shepard's narrative. Other successful Amazon adaptations like Fallout and The Legend of Vox Machina have remained faithful to their source material.
