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PC Gamer

Geoff 'Zag' Keene, design director of Abiotic Factor, has 1,160 hours in PUBG and de-stresses using a Blizzard classic: 'Instead of going to therapy, guys will literally boot up Warcraft 2'

Geoff Keene, design director for Abiotic Factor, discusses his gaming habits and inspirations. He reveals a deep fondness for Warcraft 2 as a de-stressing tool and has over 1,160 hours in PUBG, which he credits as an influence on the extraction shooter genre. Keene also expresses excitement for future updates and DLC for Abiotic Factor.

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Happy Gamer

PUBG Global Series 1 Survival Stage: 24 Teams Battle for 8 Spots Today

The PUBG Global Series 1 Survival Stage is underway in Seoul, with 24 teams competing for 8 spots in the finals. This marks the debut of a new Circuit format where performance in one series impacts seeding for subsequent events, rewarding consistency over individual match wins. The bottom 8 teams will be eliminated from the tournament.

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Escapist Magazine

After losing court battle and having to reinstate Subnautica 2 CEO, Krafton invests in $1B fund with South Korean missile manufacturer – #justsaying

Krafton has announced a strategic partnership with South Korean defense company Hanwha Aerospace to invest in a $1 billion fund focused on developing and commercializing technology across various sectors, including defense. The collaboration will leverage Krafton's expertise in game data and physics-based virtual worlds to advance physical AI software and its real-world applications.

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Gamedeveloper.com

IOI Partners disowns MindsEye, Krafton collabs with arms dealer, and more cuts at Ubisoft - Patch Notes #44

Several major gaming companies faced significant news this past fortnight. IOI Partners disowned the game MindsEye, Krafton announced a $1 billion partnership with a defense firm while simultaneously losing a lawsuit, and Ubisoft underwent restructuring leading to layoffs and the closure of Red Storm Entertainment's game development. Additionally, unionized game workers are petitioning for immigrant protections, Pokemon Pokopia achieved strong sales, and Nvidia's DLSS 5 technology faced backlash from developers.

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PC Gamer

PUBG maker Krafton is an AI defense company now, signs deal with Korean aerospace firm that includes investment of up to $1 billion aiming 'to expand the physical AI ecosystem'

PUBG developer Krafton is expanding into the defense sector by signing an investment deal with Hanwha Aerospace, focusing on "physical AI" and autonomous systems. Krafton aims to become an "AI-first company" by investing in GPU clusters and developing technology for defense applications, with CEO Kim Chang-han expecting the partnership to create a global defense technology firm.

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The Sixth Axis

Krafton to invest $1 billion in a defence company that works with the US Navy

Krafton, publisher of PUBG and The Callisto Protocol, is investing $1 billion in Hanwha Aerospace to focus on "Physical AI" and its applications in the defense sector. This partnership combines Krafton's AI research with Hanwha's industrial infrastructure. The news comes as Krafton recently lost a lawsuit against former executives of Unknown Worlds, the creators of Subnautica.

Gamedeveloper.com

Krafton to invest $1 billion into South Korea defense company partnered with the U.S. navy

Krafton has announced a strategic alliance and investment of approximately $1 billion into Hanwha Aerospace's global AI, robotics, and defense initiatives. The partnership aims to develop and commercialize technology across various sectors, including defense, and will involve Krafton investing in a fund managed by Hanwha Asset Management. The companies plan to leverage Krafton's experience with large-scale game data and virtual worlds for physical AI training and verification, and will establish a joint venture for seamless development and commercialization.

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Happy Gamer

PUBG Celebrates 9th Anniversary with Free G-Coin Giveaway Event

PUBG is celebrating its 9th anniversary with an in-game event that includes visual updates and a G-Coin giveaway. Players can participate by playing the game and sharing their first impressions of the anniversary content on Steam for a chance to win 1,000 G-Coin. The event highlights the game's longevity and the importance of community engagement and in-game cosmetics.

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Gamesroid

Best PvP Games in 2026: Most Popular Competitive Multiplayer Games Right Now

This guide highlights the top Player versus Player (PvP) games dominating the competitive gaming landscape in 2026, based on player counts and popularity. It covers titles across genres like tactical shooters (Counter-Strike 2, VALORANT), battle royales (PUBG: Battlegrounds, Apex Legends, Call of Duty: Warzone), and MOBAs (League of Legends, Dota 2), as well as popular mobile titles. The article also discusses the enduring appeal of PvP games, the importance of balanced gameplay, strong matchmaking, and community support for long-term success.

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Happy Gamer

PUBG Turns 9 With Month-Long Cross-Platform War Games

PUBG is celebrating its 9th anniversary with a month-long, cross-platform event called "All Day Party" running from March 12 to April 7. The campaign features continuous missions and rewards across Discord, Steam, and Reddit, with over 400,000 G-Coin available. This sustained engagement model aims to keep the community active across PUBG's ecosystem, highlighting the game's longevity in the battle royale genre.

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FZ.se

Slay the Spire 2 nådde över en halv miljon spelare i helgen

Slay the Spire 2 achieved a peak of 574,638 concurrent players on Steam over the weekend, ranking it as the third most played game on the platform. The early access title also topped Steam's global sales chart and received a 96% positive rating from over 27,000 players.

Eurogamer

Over half a million of us played Slay the Spire 2 this weekend

Slay the Spire 2 achieved a peak of over 574,000 concurrent players on Steam during its launch weekend, surpassing many other popular titles. This strong performance indicates significant sales for Mega Crit's highly anticipated sequel, which recently launched into early access.

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Games Press

Tencent Games Showcases Tech Advancements Shaping Future Player Experience at GDC 2026

Tencent Games will present its technological advancements at GDC 2026, focusing on AI-powered tools for game creation, engine innovation, and player protection. The company will showcase solutions like VISVISE for 3D animation, MagicDawn for enhanced visuals, and ACE for anti-cheat systems. Tencent Games will also highlight its commitment to sustainable growth and talent development through various sessions and initiatives.

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Pocket Gamer

Best shooting games for Android phones and tablets

This article lists and describes some of the best shooting games available for Android phones and tablets. It covers a variety of subgenres including first-person shooters, battle royales, and twin-stick shooters, highlighting key features and gameplay elements for each title.

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Gamespot

Slay The Spire 2 Just Smashed This Huge Player Count Record

Slay the Spire 2 has achieved a massive player count in Steam Early Access, reaching a peak of 282,314 concurrent players on its first day. This record-breaking launch surpasses other popular roguelike deckbuilders and positions it as a top performer on Steam, even outperforming several AAA releases. The game features a new four-player co-op mode and is expected to remain in early access for one to two years.

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Blues News

Morning Esports and Competitions

PUBG Esports has announced the first circuit of the PUBG Global Series. This marks a significant step in the competitive landscape for the popular battle royale title.

Digital Trends

Sony will no longer bring its first-party games to PCs, marking a major shift

Sony is reportedly shifting its strategy and will no longer release major single-player PlayStation 5 games on PC, reversing a trend that began in 2020. While some online titles and games from external developers will still receive PC ports, this decision may limit future access to Sony's flagship titles on the platform. The change is attributed to weaker sales of recent PC ports and concerns about brand dilution.

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Digital Trends

Tom Clancy’s The Division Resurgence is finally coming to mobile to rival PUBG and Call of Duty

Ubisoft has announced that Tom Clancy's The Division Resurgence will launch on March 31, 2026, for iOS and Android devices. This mobile title aims to deliver a full Division experience with open-world exploration, PvE missions, and PvPvE Dark Zone gameplay, positioning itself as a competitor to games like PUBG Mobile and Call of Duty: Mobile.

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Gamespot

Battlefield Redsec Is Adding A New Playlist Fans Had Been Asking For Since October: Solos

Battlefield Redsec, the battle royale spin-off of Battlefield 6, is introducing an experimental Solos playlist for a limited time from March 6-9. This mode will be available in the live game as a Battlefield Labs test to gather player feedback on pacing, balance, and tension in a one-versus-everyone format. The developers aim to assess how the game holds up in this mode, which has been a popular request from fans since the game's launch.

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Eurogamer

Trump administration debates getting Chinese Tencent money out of US gaming over feared security risks

The Trump administration is reportedly debating whether to force Chinese company Tencent to divest its US gaming investments, citing national security concerns. This includes Tencent's full ownership of Riot Games and a significant stake in Epic Games. The administration is also concerned about Tencent's influence on games like Clash of Clans, despite its Finnish development.

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