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Nights of Nil Makes Every Island a 10-Night Fight
Glass City Games announced Nights of Nil, an action-strategy colony sim where players reclaim a necromancer-held archipelago island by island. The game is set to launch on Steam in Q1 2027, with a free demo available now. Players manage settlements, gather resources, and defend against nightly monster attacks, with each island requiring a 10-night survival period.
You can currently buy three of my all-time favorite microstrategy games for $10
Steam's 'Games Made in Sweden' sale features significant discounts on several acclaimed strategy titles. Bad North, Kingdom Two Crowns, and The Battle of Polytopia are available together for just over $10, with Warhammer: Vermintide 2 also heavily discounted. The article highlights these games and their developers, including insights from creator Oskar Stålberg.
EdCorp - A New Publisher and Developer with Fair, Dev-Focused Terms Arrives!
Former Coatsink founders Eddie, Tom, Paul, and Simon have launched EdCorp, a new developer and publisher focused on supporting independent game creators with fair terms. EdCorp will fund, market, and develop original and licensed projects for PC and consoles, offering up to a 75% revenue share for developers. Their first signed title is the post-apocalyptic exploration sim GARBAGE COUNTRY from developer Thomas van den Berg.
Best Android Local Multiplayer Games
This guide highlights the best local multiplayer games available on Android, catering to various playstyles including same-device and WiFi-based multiplayer. The list features popular titles like Minecraft, The Jackbox Party Pack Series, and Among Us, offering fun experiences for friends playing together.
LONDON GAMES FESTIVAL UNVEILS ITS 2026 ENSEMBLE COHORT
The London Games Festival has announced its 2026 Ensemble cohort, highlighting Black, Asian, and underrepresented ethnic creatives in the UK games industry. The program, curated by Sharna Jackson, features eight individuals in roles ranging from game directors to audio designers, with an installation at Trafalgar Square and features at New Game Plus.
Games London reveals Ensemble 2026 cohort
Games London has announced the eight creatives selected for the 2026 Ensemble initiative, which highlights Black, Asian, and other underrepresented ethnic talent in the UK games industry. Curated by Sharna Jackson, the program aims to amplify new voices and inspire future diverse talent. The exhibition will be displayed in Trafalgar Square and tour nationally.
