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Warhorse Studios hit by cyberattack, company systems and data affected
Warhorse Studios, the developer behind Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, has been targeted by a cyberattack, resulting in unauthorized access to company systems and data. The studio is working with cybersecurity experts to investigate the incident and secure its systems. This follows recent data breaches at Capcom and Rockstar.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 studio hit by cyberattack, CEO confirms: "This is a serious incident for Warhorse…
Warhorse Studios, the developer behind Kingdom Come: Deliverance, has confirmed it was the target of a significant cyberattack. Company systems and data were accessed, prompting an investigation with cybersecurity experts and coordination with authorities. CEO Martin Frývaldský described it as a serious incident, prioritizing system security and assessing the full extent of the breach.
Devs "fear" launching near GTA 6, but one analyst says they shouldn't – a lot of people "are going to want to play other things"
Analyst Mat Piscatella believes that developers' fears of launching games near Grand Theft Auto 6 are overblown, as not all players will be interested in Rockstar's title. He suggests that games targeting different audiences, such as cozy games or life sims, can still find success. Piscatella notes that the widespread fear has left November with a relatively open release window.
Assassin's Creed and Halo veteran who served as Mass Effect 5's art director says it's "heartbreaking" to see the team BioWare built split apart: "We were good at this"
Nicolas Bouvier, former art director for the canceled Mass Effect 5 and veteran of Assassin's Creed and Halo, expressed heartbreak over the closure of BioWare and the loss of the team's potential. He described the studio as a tightly knit and talented group whose work on the next Mass Effect installment will never be released.
One Day Out From Early Access, Emberville Has Been Delayed To 2027
Emberville, an action-adventure RPG with farming and combat elements, has been delayed from its planned early access launch on October 27 to January 7, 2027. The developers cited the need for essential improvements, including reworking combat systems, based on player feedback from a recent Steam Next Fest demo. While some players are disappointed, others support the delay to ensure a better launch experience.
This Book Release Is Basically GTA 6 Launch For Thirsty Women, And Larian Knows It
Larian Studios has acknowledged the significant female audience for Baldur's Gate 3 by creating in-game content referencing Sarah J. Maas's popular 'Romantasy' novel series, A Court of Thorns and Roses. This marketing move is seen as a clever way to engage with fans of both gaming and the burgeoning Romantasy genre, drawing parallels between the appeal of games like Baldur's Gate 3 and the themes found in fantasy romance novels.
Games Inbox: Is Marvel's Wolverine an underrated video game?
This collection of reader letters discusses the perceived underappreciation of Marvel's Wolverine, its impact on PlayStation 5 sales, and the rising cost of next-generation hardware and digital games. Other topics include potential new handheld consoles from Sony and Microsoft, the discovery of hidden codes in F-Zero GX, the future of BioWare franchises like Mass Effect and Dragon Age, and speculation about Nintendo's next mainline Zelda title.
One day before launch, ARPG Emberville gets delayed until 2027
The pixel art action RPG Emberville has been delayed from its planned October 27 early access launch to January 7, 2027. Developer Cygnus Cross cited the need to incorporate feedback from the recent Steam Next Fest demo, including significant system changes like reworking bow combat. This last-minute delay is surprising given recent reassurances of the original date.
Hunger Games Director Hopes You Aren't Too Distracted With GTA 6 to See Sunrise on the Reaping
Francis Lawrence, director of Netflix's upcoming BioShock movie, shared his all-time favorite video games in an interview with IGN. He also commented on the anticipation for Grand Theft Auto 6.
GTA 6 Coffee Is Here To Keep You Warm Until The Game Releases
A local Miami company, Vice City Bean, has partnered with Rockstar Games to release officially licensed Grand Theft Auto 6 coffee. The 'Leonida' blend, inspired by the game's setting, is a limited release priced at $23 for a 10oz bag. This is part of a broader marketing effort for Grand Theft Auto 6, which is set to launch on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
"EA never actually sells anything," former Mass Effect 5 dev says – so don't expect the RPG to be saved as "they just shut things down and sit on their licenses"
A former BioWare developer suggests Electronic Arts is unlikely to sell the Mass Effect IP or Mass Effect 5 to another studio following BioWare's closure and the game's apparent cancellation. The developer stated that EA "never actually sells anything" and tends to "shut things down and sit on their licenses." This sentiment is echoed by former BioWare executive producer Mark Darrah, who noted that executives are incentivized against taking risks with IP.
PS6 delay looks increasingly likely after PS5 enjoys 22% sales boost
Recent sales data indicates a 22% boost for the PlayStation 5 in September, driven by Marvel's Wolverine and anticipation for Grand Theft Auto 6. This surge suggests that a PlayStation 6 release, previously rumored for 2027, is unlikely to occur soon, with potential delays pushing it to 2028 or even 2029.
Phantom Blade Zero's Metacritic score beats out Onimusha and Nioh 3 as one of the top action games this year
Phantom Blade Zero has debuted with a Metacritic score of 88, positioning it as one of the year's top-rated action games and surpassing titles like Nioh 3 and Onimusha: Way of the Sword. The game received high praise, including four-and-a-half stars from GamesRadar+, for its smooth and engaging combat.
Famitsu’s most wanted games – October 25, 2026 – Persona 4 Revival and Persona 6 for Nintendo Switch 2 on the top 10
The latest Famitsu's most wanted games chart for October 25, 2026, reveals The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time leading the rankings. Persona 4 Revival and Persona 6 have entered the top ten for Nintendo Switch 2, alongside the debut of Attack on Titan 3.
Games Inbox: What is the point of next gen consoles?
Readers debate the necessity and value of next-generation consoles, questioning their technological advancements and market impact. Other topics include the enjoyment and flaws of Onimusha: Warlords, the potential of Yoshi And The Mysterious Book, and the unsustainable business models of North American game development.
Indies and non-sequels have exploded in the last year, and it's not all friendslop
An analysis of industry trends reveals a significant surge in breakout indie games and non-sequels over the past year, with indie titles making up 43% of all breakout hits. While major AAA blockbusters have remained stable, the data suggests a strong performance for smaller, original titles, indicating a healthy and diverse market.
Rumored Lucia Actress Goes Viral After Dodging Swarm of GTA 6 Comments During Livestream
Manni L. Perez, the actress rumored to be playing Lucia in Grand Theft Auto 6, has gone viral after skillfully avoiding numerous comments about the game during a recent livestream. The incident highlights the intense fan speculation surrounding the upcoming title.
Motion controls are great and games should use them more - Reader’s Feature
A reader argues that motion controls are a valuable and underutilized input method in modern gaming. They highlight Nintendo Switch Sports Resort and the original Wii Sports as examples of successful family-friendly motion control games, contrasting this with Sony and Microsoft's lack of focus on such experiences. The author believes motion controls, when implemented well, can broaden gaming's appeal and improve accessibility for a wider audience.
Open-world spy game from Grand Theft Auto devs never happened because Rockstar couldn't get it right: "Other people can try, but I personally think it's hard"
Rockstar Games co-founder Dan Houser revealed that the planned open-world spy game 'Agent' was canceled because the studio could not successfully implement the genre's core mechanics within their sandbox formula. Despite multiple attempts with different teams, the game, which was intended to be a PlayStation 3 exclusive set in the 1970s Cold War, never moved past the conceptual stage.
American publishers are ruining the video games industry - Reader's Feature
A reader expresses concern that American publishers are ruining the video game industry, citing the closure of BioWare and EA's financial practices as evidence. The author contrasts this with the perceived stability of Japanese and European companies, while also noting the potential negative impact of AI on game development and artistry.
