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Gamedeveloper.comVery positive

How That's No Moon's Crossfire evolves the cover-based shooter

That's No Moon is developing a narrative-driven, third-person tactical action-adventure shooter titled Crossfire, a reimagining of Smilegate's multiplayer game. The studio aims to redefine cover-based combat with an "adaptive cover" system that utilizes organic environmental cover, powered by Unreal Engine 5's Nanite and Lumen technologies. Key figures like Taylor Kurosaki and Jacob Minkoff are leading the project, which features characters Layla and Cross.

Retro GamerPositive

Among Us TV show creator says his love of sci-fi is what attracted him to the new video game adaptation, as it reminded him of The Thing and Alien

Owen Dennis, creator of the new Among Us animated series, was drawn to the project due to his love for science fiction and murder mysteries, citing influences like The Thing and Alien. He explains that the game's premise of crewmates completing tasks while imposters attempt to kill them mirrors these classic sci-fi horror films. Dennis also discussed how the lack of a clear narrative in the game led him to draw inspiration from various sci-fi franchises to build the show's world and characters.

PC GamerVery positive

Crossfire was the most surprising game reveal I've attended in years

That's No Moon, a studio with talent from Naughty Dog, is developing a single-player, third-person tactical shooter titled Crossfire, backed by South Korean publisher Smilegate. Despite sharing a name with Smilegate's existing FPS, this new Crossfire focuses on a cinematic, story-driven experience with milsim elements like high lethality and manual reloading, featuring adaptive cover and a unique first-person reticle projection.

Retro GamerNeutral

Here's how to watch the Future Games Show Summer Showcase

The Future Games Show Summer Showcase will feature over 40 upcoming games and will be hosted by voice actors Troy Baker and Alix Wilton Regan. The event is scheduled for Saturday, June 6, and will be broadcast on various platforms including Twitch, YouTube, Steam, and Facebook. Following the main show, there will be a "FGS Live from Los Angeles" segment and an extended gameplay reveal for the sci-fi RPG Exodus.

GamespotNeutral

Nintendo Switch 2 At One: Nintendo’s Biggest Wins, Misses, And Surprises

The Nintendo Switch 2 has had a strong sales start, becoming Nintendo's fastest-selling console, but momentum is slowing. While it offers good value compared to competitors, its first-party game lineup has not yet matched the success of its predecessor, relying heavily on third-party titles. Nintendo's continued practice of charging for graphical upgrades and other services has also frustrated some owners.

Major NelsonVery positive

Way to the Woods: Going Horns-on With This Indie Gem Ahead of Summer Game Fest Play Days

Way to the Woods is a 3D narrative indie game where players control a deer guiding a faun through abandoned urban environments. Creator ant tan, also known as OnePixel.Dog, aims to evoke a unique emotional tone by focusing on an animal's perspective and sensory experience, inspired by games like The Last of Us and INSIDE. The game features minimalist cel-shaded graphics, expressive animations, and an enchanting soundtrack by aivi and surasshu, and is set to appear at Summer Game Fest Play Days for Xbox Series X|S.

Retro GamerVery positive

Until Dawn 2 has sold me with its campy teen slasher vibes, and it proves there's nothing like old-school scares

Until Dawn 2, developed by Firesprite, is set to revive the campy teen slasher horror of the original. The game promises a return to old-school scares with a new cast and a mysterious island setting, contrasting with Supermassive Games' more serious sci-fi horror title, Directive 8020. The upcoming PlayStation 5 exclusive features actors Neil Newbon and Dacre Montgomery, and is already generating excitement for its B-movie slasher vibes.

Retro GamerNeutral

God of War Laufey fans can't decide if they want to kill Phranque the gelatinous cube

Following the PlayStation State of Play showcase of God of War Laufey, players are divided on the character of Phranque, a gelatinous cube voiced by Jack Quaid. While some fans express disdain for the character, others are enthusiastic about his potential. The article also briefly touches on the impact of God of War and The Last of Us on the industry.

PC GamerPositive

Pragmata director Yonghee Cho says it's not a sad dad game for a very simple reason: 'I'm not a sad dad,…

Pragmata director Yonghee Cho stated that the game is not a 'sad dad' title because he himself is a happy father of two. He explained that the relationship between protagonists Hugh and Diana is intended to highlight companionship and cooperation, making it relatable to a wider audience. Cho emphasized that the development team consciously focused on a 'buddy type feeling' rather than solely a parent-child dynamic.

Retro GamerNeutral

Don't expect rapid 007 First Light sequels, former Destiny 2 boss says, as they'd likely "review worse," "sell worse," and still be very expensive to make

Former Destiny 2 vice president Mark Noseworthy believes that rapid sequels for games like 007: First Light are not feasible due to business realities. He argues that without significant innovation, such sequels would likely receive worse reviews, sell less, and still be very expensive to produce, making them less profitable.

Metro UKPositive

After 10 years why is there still no sign of a new Uncharted game? - Reader’s Feature

A reader expresses disappointment over the lack of a new Uncharted game, ten years after the release of Uncharted 4. The author argues that the Uncharted series is crucial to Sony's identity and that its absence is felt, despite rumors of developers being hesitant to take on the franchise. The piece also touches on the importance of character and tone in storytelling, drawing parallels to other franchises like Star Wars.

Metro UKPositive

Games Inbox: Could 2026 be the best year for video games ever?

Readers discuss the potential for 2026 to be a landmark year for video games, citing high review scores for titles like 007 First Light and Forza Horizon 6. Concerns are raised about the lack of couch co-op in modern games and the sustainability of large development studios with infrequent releases. The article also touches on the perceived staleness of the Forza Horizon series and the delayed review copies for 007 First Light.

Gaming BoltVery positive

007 First Light Could Deliver The Uncharted Fix Fans Want

IO Interactive's upcoming James Bond origin story, 007 First Light, is being compared to the Uncharted series, particularly Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, for its cinematic, character-driven action-adventure style. While Uncharted focused on treasure hunting and Naughty Dog's signature linear spectacle, 007 First Light aims to blend cinematic set-pieces with more player agency and systemic design elements, drawing inspiration from both Uncharted and the Hitman series.

Retro GamerVery positive

Journey's creator feels that by proving "videogames can make people cry," they influenced the industry embracing games about "serious, emotional subjects" like The Last of Us and God of War

Jenova Chen, president of thatgamecompany, believes their games like Journey influenced the industry to embrace titles with serious, emotional subjects, citing examples like The Last of Us and God of War. Chen feels this shift, driven by player demand, has been a positive growth for the industry, and thatgamecompany continues to explore emotional experiences and social dynamics with their current game, Sky: Children of the Light.

PC GamerVery positive

I can't wait to get murdered by flowers in this rad-looking survival horror game

The Florist, the debut title from Unclear Games, is a survival horror game that blends flora with scares, featuring fixed camera angles and methodical combat. Players control Jessica Park, who delivers flowers to a town afflicted by explosive floral growth that infects and transforms humans into plant-based zombies. The game is planned for a 2026 release.

EurogamerPositive

"It emulates and it replicates, but it doesn't innovate" - Troy Baker isn't afraid of 'AI art', because he doesn't believe it can ever actually exist

Actor Troy Baker believes that artificial intelligence cannot create true art, stating that art is inherently a human expression. While acknowledging AI's presence in game development, particularly for voice work, he is not concerned about it replacing human actors. Baker is focused on creating art and believes the industry is at a crucial point to decide its future direction.

Metro UKNegative

Games Inbox: Is PlayStation right to abandon the PC?

Readers discuss Sony Interactive Entertainment's strategy regarding PC releases, with some seeing a move away from PC as a positive sign for more single-player focused games. There's also commentary on the state of Xbox, the potential for a big-budget Transformers game, and praise for Forza Horizon 6's refined arcade racing experience.

CGmag OnlinePositive

Gayming Awards 2026 Reveals Hosts, Guests, And Early Award Winners

The Gayming Awards 2026 will celebrate queer geek culture on June 8, hosted by Erika Ishii and Dawn. Trixie Mattel will receive the LGBTQ+ Content Creator Superstar Award, and Darion Lowenstein will be honored with the Gayming Icon Award for his work in authentic LGBTQ+ representation in gaming. The event will feature various segments, including a D&D-style scene, a ranking of video game characters, a custom PC build giveaway, and a reunion of the 'Gaymer Guys'.

Gaming On LinuxNegative

Sony to no longer bring PlayStation narrative single-player games to PC

Sony is reportedly ending its practice of bringing PlayStation narrative single-player games to PC, according to Bloomberg's Jason Schreier and PlayStation studio business CEO Hermen Hulst. This shift marks a return to console exclusivity, potentially reigniting the console wars after a period of increased PC ports. The decision follows backlash over PlayStation Network integration and some regional game restrictions on Steam.

FZ.seNeutral

Storydrivna PS5-spel blir Playstation-exklusiva, enligt uppgift

Sony's PlayStation division is reportedly shifting back to making narrative-driven, single-player games exclusive to its consoles. This change, confirmed by PlayStation CEO Hermen Hulst, means titles like Saros and Marvel's Wolverine may not be released on PC, unlike recent major releases such as God of War: Ragnarök and Marvel's Spider-Man 2.