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Naughty Dog’s Intergalactic Adds An Actor From The Last Of Us And Uncharted
Robin Atkin Downes, known for his roles in The Last of Us and Uncharted, has joined the cast of Naughty Dog's upcoming PlayStation 5 title, Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet. While his specific role is undisclosed, Downes expressed excitement about the project. The game, set thousands of years in the future, features Tati Gabrielle as the lead and a soundtrack by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.
Sony’s Oasis-Loving CEO Thinks We’re Going To Crave Human-Made Art In The Age Of AI
Sony CEO Hiroki Totoki believes that while AI can enhance creativity, human-made art will remain essential and craved by consumers. He suggests that the industry must adapt to leverage AI rather than be threatened by it. This perspective contrasts with some industry figures who express concerns about AI's impact on originality and the value of human experience in art.
Marvel's Wolverine Hands-on Preview - Slice 'n' dice, and a little bit nice
Insomniac Games' Marvel's Wolverine is shaping up to be a brutal, bloody, and linear superhero adventure focused on intense combat. A preview of the game showcased fast-paced action, special moves, and a 'Rage' mechanic tied to Wolverine's healing factor. The preview also highlighted narrative and character-driven moments, with strong performances expected from Liam McIntyre as Wolverine and Troy Baker as Nathaniel Essex.
Netflix Announces Closure of Night School Studios and Moonlot
Netflix is shutting down its game development studios Night School Studio and Moonloot, and has confirmed job cuts within its games division. The company stated it aims to focus on more family-friendly and mainstream-appealing games. Night School Studio, known for narrative titles like Oxenfree, was acquired by Netflix in 2021.
Netflix closing Oxenfree developer Night School Studio and Moonloot Games
Netflix has closed Oxenfree developer Night School Studio and Helsinki-based Moonloot Games, while also eliminating additional roles within its games division. The company stated it is refocusing its strategy on key areas like cloud and kids games, shifting away from mobile-first titles. This move follows a pattern of Netflix shutting down acquired studios and comes as the company partners with Rockstar Games for a Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer debut.
God Of War’s Christopher Judge Is Tired Of Video Game TV Adaptations Ignoring Game Creators
Christopher Judge, the voice of Kratos in God of War, expresses frustration with video game TV adaptations for often excluding creators from the original games. He highlights The Last of Us and Amazon's upcoming God of War series as examples where original talent was not utilized, questioning the decision-making process behind these projects.
Forget Steam’s Summer Sale: Here Are Five Must-Play Games You Can Get Even Cheaper
This article highlights five PC games available on sale through Fanatical, suggesting they are better deals than Steam's Summer Sale. Featured titles include Monster Hunter Wilds, Metaphor: ReFantazio, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Nioh 3, and Dynasty Warriors: Origins, with discounts up to 63%.
Tencent-owned Lightspeed LA is laying off staff
Lightspeed LA, a subsidiary of Tencent's Lightspeed Studios and developer of Last Sentinel, has laid off approximately 80 employees. The studio cited a shift in creative and development direction for the project following internal reviews. Lightspeed Studios remains committed to its North American operations and global gaming strategy.
Videogame villains who sing at you are the best
This article discusses the trend of villains singing in video games, highlighting examples from various titles like Middle-earth: Shadow of War, Hades II, and Baldur's Gate 3. It argues that unexpected musical numbers from antagonists can be more engaging than traditional monologues, making them memorable and impactful.
Marvel's Wolverine just got a new story trailer spotlighting Jean Grey, The Hand, and... is that Troy Baker?
Insomniac Games released a new story trailer for Marvel's Wolverine, showcasing Jean Grey, Team X, and various villains including The Hand. The trailer also hinted at actor Troy Baker's involvement. The game is set to launch exclusively on PlayStation 5 on September 15.
The Last of Us Joel actor "would be on board with anything" Naughty Dog came up with for a new game, including…
Troy Baker, the voice actor for Joel in The Last of Us series, has stated he is open to any new game ideas from Naughty Dog, including a prequel focusing on Joel and Tommy. While Joel's death in The Last of Us Part 2 limits sequel possibilities, Baker trusts Naughty Dog's creative decisions for the franchise's future.
FUTURE GAMES SHOW CONFIRMS THREE SHOWS FOR GAMESCOM 2026
Future Games Show has confirmed three digital showcases for Gamescom 2026, taking place on August 26 and August 30. These shows will feature world premieres, exclusive trailers, developer deep dives, and new game demos. The event aims to showcase a wide range of titles from AAA blockbusters to indie gems.
NETMARBLE UNVEILS MAJOR SOLO LEVELING: KARMA REVEALS AT ANIME EXPO 2026
Netmarble revealed new details for Solo Leveling: KARMA at Anime Expo 2026, including an expanded original storyline, new Corrupted Hunters, a trailer, and key art. Acclaimed actor Troy Baker was announced as the voice of Antares, the Monarch of Destruction, with Aleks Le reprising his role as Sung Jinwoo. The game is a mobile roguelite action RPG featuring isometric hack-and-slash combat.
The Last of Us Part 3 Could Offer “A Whole Other Story,” Says Troy Baker
Voice actor Troy Baker believes there is potential for a "whole other story" in The Last of Us franchise, expressing his willingness to participate in a potential The Last of Us Part 3. He cited the rich lore between Joel and Tommy as a strong foundation for new narratives, and trusts Naughty Dog to decide the direction of future installments.
Unhinged review – Trapped in linear, under the guise of choice
The review criticizes Unhinged, stating it is neither a compelling horror experience nor a true video game. It suggests that even the involvement of Troy Baker could not salvage the title, which is described as linear despite offering the illusion of choice.
Netflix has finally figured out how to get viewers off their phones with its newest horror game, but it doesn't…
Netflix's horror game Unhinged, directed by Zach Cregger and David Fincher, utilizes a player's phone as the primary controller and in-game device. While this offers immersion, the article notes it can be temperamental and frustrating, especially with constant notifications. Despite these issues and its short 30-minute runtime, the game is praised for its creepy atmosphere, strong acting performances from Zoë Kravitz, Sadie Sink, and Troy Baker, making it a worthwhile experience for Netflix subscribers.
Netflix Unhinged Is an Interactive Horror Game Where Your Phone Is Both a Controller and a Lifeline
Netflix is launching Unhinged, an interactive horror game set to release on June 30, 2026. The game utilizes a TV for display and a mobile phone as both a controller and a lifeline, with players physically moving their phones to control the protagonist. The cast includes Zoë Kravitz, Sadie Sink, and Troy Baker, and the game features two modes: Story Mode and a more challenging Standard Mode.
Netflix is launching a new horror game by the developers of Oxenfree — and your phone is the controller
Netflix is launching a new first-person horror game called Unhinged on June 30, developed by Night School Studio, the creators of Oxenfree. The game will be available to all Netflix subscribers and uses a smartphone as the primary controller for actions like receiving calls and using a flashlight. Unhinged features a cast including Sadie Sink, Zoë Kravitz, and Troy Baker, and offers multiple paths with a playtime of under an hour.
First-Person Horror Unhinged Announced by Oxenfree Developer and Netflix
Night School Studio, the developer behind Oxenfree II, has announced a new interactive horror game called Unhinged, in collaboration with Netflix. The game stars Zoe Kravitz and Sadie Sink as neighbors experiencing a home invasion and will be playable on mobile devices, streaming directly to TVs. Influenced by the Nintendo Wii and DS, Unhinged is described as a short, intense experience structured like a Netflix episode, launching on June 30th for Netflix subscribers.
Netflix Announces Unhinged Game
Netflix has announced Unhinged, a new survival horror game set to launch on June 30th. The game promises an immersive experience and features voice acting from notable performers Zoë Kravitz, Sadie Sink, and Troy Baker.