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The most popular Android phone brands rarely sold in the US
In the US market, consumer choice for smartphones is largely limited to devices from Apple, Google, and Samsung. However, numerous other Android phone brands exist globally that are not readily available for purchase within the United States.
Rogue Reigns Deals Out an October Release Date for Xbox, PlayStation and More
Rogue Reigns, a dark fantasy deckbuilder from Venn Studios, will launch on October 28th, 2026, for PC, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android. The game features a unique party-based system where players control three heroes simultaneously, each with their own deck. A Steam playtest is available from August 27th to September 3rd.
Mayor 4000 Is A Nostalgic Isometric City Builder Without The Nonsense
Mayor 4000, a nostalgic isometric city builder, has launched on mobile platforms Android and iOS. The game allows players to design and manage their own cities, focusing on infrastructure and citizen needs without common mobile frustrations like timers or energy bars. While in-app purchases are available, they do not impede gameplay progression.
City-builder Mayor 4000 arrives on Android and iOS
The city-builder game Mayor 4000 has been released on Android and iOS devices, allowing players to manage their own metropolis on the go. Developed with city-builder fans in mind, the game features in-depth management of residential, commercial, and industrial zones, as well as transportation, public services, and disaster management. Mayor 4000 can be played offline and does not feature timers or energy systems, offering a pure sandbox experience.
Roblox to establish Saudi Arabia headquarters to support MENA creators
Roblox is establishing a new headquarters in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to support its creator program across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. This move signifies Roblox's long-term investment in Saudi Arabia and aligns with the country's Vision 2030 objectives to boost its digital economy and gaming sector. The initiative is supported by various Saudi government entities and follows a partnership with Savvy Games Group to enhance the region's gaming infrastructure and empower local creators.
Monster Hunters Outlanders Elder Dragon & New Monster Details
Monster Hunter Outlanders revealed the Elder Dragon Ruder Aidal and other new monsters at Gamescom 2026. TiMi and Garena also shared pre-registration details for the mobile hunting RPG, with a reported release date of December 15, 2026, though this is subject to change. Pre-registration rewards are available for players on Android and iOS.
Guild of Guardians Opens Dungeons Early Access on the Vanguard Server
Guild of Guardians has launched its Dungeons feature in Early Access on the Vanguard Server, available via browser. This update introduces idle loot RPG combat mechanics where players can utilize existing NFT assets for stat bonuses. Developed by Guardians Guild Limited, the game is built on Ethereum and Immutable zkEVM and is available on iOS and Android.
Netmarble’s popular PC/mobile MMO Vampir is coming westward, opens global registrations
Netmarble announced the upcoming global release of its PC and mobile MMORPG, Vampir, which previously launched in South Korea and other Asian regions. The game features a dark vampire theme and gothic horror setting, with cross-platform support planned for Android, iOS, PC via Netmarble, and the Epic Games Store. Pre-registration is now open, offering players a variety of rewards.
Ananta Release Date Leaks & Later Confirmed at Gamesom
The free-to-play open-world RPG Ananta, developed by NetEase Games and Naked Rain, had its release date confirmed at Gamescom for January 15, 2027, after an earlier leak. Players will navigate an influencer-driven world, building a social media following to complete missions and save the world. Pre-registration is now open for Android, iOS, PC, and PlayStation.
Ananta’s New Trailer Goes Hard On Memes
NetEase revealed a new trailer for its upcoming open-world anime action-adventure game, Ananta, during Gamescom Opening Night Live. The trailer showcased cityscapes, gameplay featuring various traversal methods, and numerous internet memes. Ananta is set to release on January 15 for PC, PlayStation 5, and iOS, with players taking on the role of an influencer aiming to save the world by going viral.
What is the release date of Ananta?
Naked Rain and NetEase Games' free-to-play open-world action-RPG Ananta is set to launch on January 15, 2027. The game will be available on PlayStation 5, PC, Android, and iOS, featuring exploration of Nova City and Chongxiao's Lingyun City.
Digital Car Keys: The Failure Modes Worth Planning For
This article analyzes potential failure modes of digital car key technology, moving beyond the common fear of a dead phone battery. It discusses security advantages over traditional fobs, such as resistance to relay attacks, but also highlights risks like phone theft and software glitches. The piece advises users to maintain traditional backups like physical fobs and practice good digital security habits.
Ananta is Coming to PC, PS5, Android, and iOS on January 15th
Naked Rain has announced that its open-world title Ananta will launch on January 15th for PC, PlayStation 5, Android, and iOS. The game features a blend of stealth, parkour, and combat, with players exploring two distinct cities and uncovering hidden truths. Ananta, formerly known as Project Mugen, focuses on the adventures of A.C.D. agents.
NetEase’s Sea of Remnants teases closed beta, Gamescom reveals, and launch platforms
NetEase and Joker Studio have announced that their upcoming multiplayer Age of Sail game, Sea of Remnants, will be having a closed beta test. The game is confirmed to be launching on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Android, iOS, ASUS ROG Ally, and Xbox Cloud Gaming. Further details, including the beta's timing, will be revealed at Gamescom, where a 20-minute demo will also be available.
The Big Question: What's your video game happy place?
Several Eurogamer staff members share their personal 'happy places' in video games, discussing titles that offer comfort, nostalgia, or a sense of accomplishment. These range from the expansive exploration of No Man's Sky and the challenging yet meditative worlds of FromSoftware games to the simple joys found in games like Super Mario 64 and Rollercoaster Tycoon Classic.
Wobbly Life Just Landed on Mobile, So Grandma Can Finally Make Everyone Get a Job
Wobbly Life, a physics-based open-world sandbox adventure, has been released on Android and iOS by Curve Games and RubberBandGames. The mobile version includes all original content, the Space update, and supports cross-platform multiplayer for up to four players. The game is available for $8.99 on Android as part of a launch sale.
Marvel Snap Is Finally Getting A Draft Mode, And It’s Unlike Any You’ve Played
Marvel Snap is introducing a new Draft mode on August 24, developed by Second Dinner, a studio founded by Blizzard alumni. This mode features unique twists on traditional draft mechanics, including a three-card starter, augmented cards with special abilities, and the possibility of duplicates. The mode will initially be a Limited Time Game Mode, with plans to iterate based on player feedback.
LIMIT ZERO BREAKERS Announces Second Closed Beta Test for PC and Mobile | Invision Game Community
NC and VIC GAME STUDIOS have announced the second closed beta test, named the "Frontier Test," for their upcoming anime-inspired action RPG, LIMIT ZERO BREAKERS. The five-day test will run from September 9 to September 13 on PC via Steam and mobile devices (Android and iOS), featuring new story content, raids, characters, and gameplay improvements based on player feedback.
Nintendo Today 4.1.0 update out now, patch notes
The Nintendo Today app has received update version 4.1.0, which allows users to select multiple themes and have one displayed randomly each day. The update also includes support for Gamescom 2026 and bug fixes. Previous updates added support for the Fire Emblem theme.
Servant of the Lake brings a touch of Saltburn to Rusty Lake
Servant of the Lake, the latest entry in the Rusty Lake series, offers a compellingly bleak point-and-click adventure with abstract puzzles and unsettling body horror. The game serves as a pseudo-prequel to Rusty Lake: Roots, focusing on the Vanderboom family's reunion and the player's role as a servant navigating their strange requests and hidden motives. Available on Steam, iOS, and Android, it's recommended for fans of escape room games and Twin Peaks-esque mysteries.