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Void Hunters – New turn-based RPG from Artifex Mundi revealed during FGS Live from GDC!
Artifex Mundi revealed Void Hunters, a free-to-play, turn-based hero collector RPG with roguelite elements set in a dark fantasy world. The game will be available on PC via Steam and mobile platforms with crossplay and cross-progression. Alpha testing sign-ups are now open on Discord.
New Shade Character Joining Angry Birds 2’s Flock
Rovio has introduced a new character named Shade to Angry Birds 2, available until May 7th. Shade, formerly known as Dahlia, possesses unique abilities including invisibility and phasing through defenses. Players can experience Shade by downloading the game from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
OMEA: Unprecedented Freedom of Choice
AImmersive Inc. has announced OMEA, a new narrative gaming platform that uses proprietary Narrative Intelligence AI to create player-driven adventures. Players interact through natural language, with the AI tracking all choices and consequences to generate unique, persistent stories. OMEA is available for free on OMEA.ai and will be released on Steam, the App Store, and Google Play.
Monster Hunter Now 2.5 Year Anniversary Live
Monster Hunter Now is celebrating its 2.5-year anniversary with in-game events and benefits running until March 29. Players can enjoy reduced material requirements for popular elemental weapons and the return of Hope weapons with style customization. Exclusive anniversary content, including a hunter medal, Guild Card background, and stickers, is also available through event quests.
Top mobile games like Minecraft
This article lists ten mobile games similar to Minecraft, focusing on titles available on Google Play and the iOS App Store. Games like Terraria, Roblox, and Survivalcraft 2 are highlighted for their sandbox, building, and survival elements, offering alternatives for Minecraft fans.
Pixie and Madelyne Pryor Joining Marvel Contest of Champions in March
Marvel Contest of Champions is adding two new characters, Pixie and Madelyne Pryor, in March. Pixie will be available on March 12, followed by Madelyne Pryor on March 26. Players can also claim free profile pictures and Champion Selectors starting March 24.
Chill with You: Lo-Fi Story Opens Mobile Pre-Registration with Wallpaper Mode and Cross-Progression
Nestopi has opened pre-registration for Chill with You: Lo-Fi Story on the App Store and Google Play, bringing its productivity-focused adventure to mobile devices. The game features a redesigned interface, a new Wallpaper Mode, and cross-progression with the PC version. Players can access free episodes with ads or purchase a one-time upgrade for the full story and ad removal.
Tacticool x PAYDAY Collaboration Event Live Through March 25
Tacticool is hosting a collaboration event with PAYDAY, running until March 25. The event introduces a new Operator inspired by PAYDAY's Wolf and a heist-themed Bank Robbery mode. This collaboration aims to blend the heist vibes of PAYDAY with Tacticool's tactical action gameplay.
What in Hell is Bad Codes – Free Rewards!
This guide provides information on redeemable codes for the mobile game What in Hell is Bad. The game is a lighthearted title set in Hell featuring strategic combat and character interaction. Currently, there are no active codes available, but the guide will be updated as soon as new codes are released.
PUBG New State Release Date is Officially Out!! | Gamzo
Krafton has officially announced that PUBG New State will be released globally on November 11, 2021. The game will be available on Google Play Store, App Store, and Galaxy Store, featuring new gun mechanics and improved graphics. A new trailer showcasing final gameplay was also released.
UK advertising regulator issues Enforcement Notice targeting loot boxes
The UK's Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) and Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) have issued an Enforcement Notice requiring greater transparency for loot boxes in mobile games advertised on the Google Play and Apple App Store. Companies have three months to update their listings to clearly disclose the presence of random-item purchases before enforcement action, including potential advertising bans, begins on May 26, 2026.
