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Escape The Shadows In Soulshard

Soulshard, a 2D puzzle platformer developed by Nibb Games and published by Ratalaika Games, has launched for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. Priced at £4.99, the game challenges players to guide a soul through a dark realm using six core mechanics across 30 levels, with options for both solo and local co-op play.

EurogamerVery positive

Marathon Server Slam stirs Steam with nearly 150,000 concurrent players day one, and that's not counting console participation

Bungie's sci-fi extraction shooter Marathon saw a strong turnout during its Server Slam beta, with nearly 150,000 concurrent players on Steam alone. The final public beta, available on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox, aims to gauge player interest ahead of the March 5th launch. The game's performance is being compared to the successful beta of Arc Raiders.

Monster VinePositive

Surangama Steam Next Fest Demo Showcases Cyberpunk Horror Combat Inspired by Ninja Gaiden

Suzaku Games has released a playable demo for their upcoming title Surangama as part of Steam Next Fest. The game blends cyberpunk aesthetics with Cantonese folklore, featuring fast-paced, skill-driven combat inspired by titles like Ninja Gaiden Black. Surangama is targeting an early 2028 release on PC, with potential console versions for PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch planned.

Niche GamerVery positive

70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X remaster announced

Bliss Brain and Implicit Conversions have announced a remastered version of the 90s PlayStation game, 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X. This HD re-release, featuring over 8,000 hand-drawn animation frames and arcade-style 2D shooter gameplay, will launch worldwide on July 16th for PC, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5.

Metro UKNegative

Console gaming is growing much quicker than mobile as EA named top publisher

A new industry report indicates that console gaming is experiencing significantly faster growth than mobile gaming, with PC and console revenue rising by 13% compared to a 1% increase for mobile. Electronic Arts was named the top publisher for console and PC in 2025, despite Microsoft spending the most on advertising. The report highlights that high advertising spend does not guarantee success, as evidenced by Microsoft's underperforming releases despite significant marketing investment.

Tech RaptorVery negative

Skate Developer Full Circle Hit by Layoffs

Skate developer Full Circle has undergone layoffs as part of a studio transformation aimed at supporting the game's long-term future. Parent company Electronic Arts announced the changes, which impact "some roles." Player retention for Skate has significantly decreased since its launch, with recent player counts on Steam being a fraction of its peak.

Invision CommunityVery positive

MIO Memories in Orbit Review – Quietly One of 2026’s Best Metroidvanias | Invision Game Community

MIO Memories in Orbit is a Metroidvania that excels through its quiet atmosphere, meaningful exploration, and satisfying movement mechanics. Developed by Douze Dixièmes and published by Focus Entertainment, the game launched in January 2026 for PC and consoles, offering a refined take on the genre with a strong art direction and understated narrative.

Metro UKPositive

Do you need to play any other games before Resident Evil Requiem?

Resident Evil Requiem is a standalone experience that does not require prior knowledge of the series, according to Capcom. The game's plot offers some new lore but is largely self-contained with only vague hints about the future. Readers also discuss other upcoming games, character appearances in the Resident Evil franchise, and platform exclusivity concerns.

Happy GamerVery negative

Sony Snubs GTA VI on PlayStation’s Official 2026 Games Page

Sony's official PlayStation Store page for 2026 games notably omits Grand Theft Auto VI, sparking discussion among gamers and speculation about platform politics. Despite Grand Theft Auto V's immense success and Grand Theft Auto VI's highly anticipated release, its absence from Sony's promotional material suggests potential friction between Sony and Rockstar Games regarding exclusivity deals or marketing support.

Adventure GamersVery positive

Know when you can start playing Resident Evil Requiem with these release times

Resident Evil Requiem is set to launch on February 26 or 27, 2026, with specific release times varying by region and platform. The game will be available for PC and consoles, with preload options starting February 25, 2026, for those who have pre-purchased the title.

EurogamerNegative

Amazon abandons upcoming racing game from former Forza devs, as its departure from triple-A publishing continues

Amazon Game Studios has ended its publishing agreement with Maverick Games for its upcoming narrative-led racing title. The decision is part of Amazon's broader strategy to exit the triple-A publishing space and focus on projects leveraging its unique strengths. Maverick Games, founded by former Forza Horizon developers, is now seeking a new publisher for its open-world game.

Happy GamerNegative

Fortnite’s New Resident Evil Crossover Skin Has Players Divided Over Grace Ashcroft

A leaked image of a new Fortnite x Resident Evil crossover skin featuring Grace Ashcroft has divided the player base, with some criticizing the character model's appearance while others welcome the continued collaboration. The reveal also hints at the upcoming release of Resident Evil 9, also referred to as Requiem.

Digital TrendsNeutral

Bungie says cheaters will be banned without a second chance in upcoming Marathon game

Bungie has announced a zero-tolerance policy for cheaters in its upcoming multiplayer shooter Marathon, stating that any player found cheating will be permanently banned without a second chance. The game will utilize authoritative dedicated servers and other security measures to ensure fair play, though an appeals process will be available for wrongly flagged players.

Video Gamer.comVery negative

AMD Reportedly Pauses Ryzen Z1 Drivers — Bad News for Gaming Handhelds

AMD has reportedly halted driver development for its Ryzen Z1 and Z1 Extreme chipsets, impacting gaming handhelds like the Lenovo Legion Go and ASUS ROG Ally. This decision leaves owners of these devices with outdated software, potentially leading to performance issues and a lack of support for new games. The move raises concerns about planned obsolescence in the burgeoning Windows handheld market.

Tech RaptorNeutral

Call of Duty Tops US Gaming Sales Chart for January 2026

Circana's January 2026 US sales data shows Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 topping the all-format chart, driven by strong physical and digital sales. Sports titles NBA 2K26 and Madden NFL 26 followed, with Minecraft and Battlefield 6 rounding out the top five. Subscription services and hardware contributed to a modest 3% year-over-year increase in the gaming industry.

Digital TrendsVery positive

Warframe finally lands on Android and its next stop is Switch 2

Warframe has officially launched on Android devices worldwide, featuring full cross-play and cross-save functionality with PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. Developer Digital Extremes also confirmed a native version for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 is planned for release, potentially in early 2026. The game continues to expand its reach as a leading live-service title.

Games IndustryVery negative

Remake specialist Bluepoint Games, co-developer of God of War Ragnarok, shut down by Sony

Sony is shutting down Bluepoint Games, the studio known for remakes of Demon's Souls and Shadow of the Colossus, with 70 employees losing their jobs. PlayStation Studios head Hermen Hulst cited an increasingly challenging industry environment with rising development costs and slowed growth as reasons for the closure. Bluepoint Games had recently co-developed God of War Ragnarok and was working on a cancelled live service title.

Rock Paper ShotgunVery negative

Former developers of one of 2024's best Soulslikes are stuck in a purgatory of unpaid salaries

Former employees of Jyamma Games, the developer behind the 2024 action-RPG Enotria: The Last Song, have reported significant delays in receiving their salaries, with some payments outstanding since March 2025. CEO Giacomo Greco cited cashflow issues stemming from delayed revenue collection and changes in project direction, including a shift from an Enotria sequel to a trading card game adaptation of The Divine Comedy, and later an action-RPG. Despite assurances of restructuring and ongoing negotiations for investment and potential publishing deals, some former staff remain unpaid.

Gamedeveloper.comPositive

Outgoing Sucker Punch boss hopes studio can make games in 'shorter periods of time'

Outgoing Sucker Punch studio head Brian Fleming hopes the studio can reduce its game development cycles from five years to four. He emphasized that the focus should be on designing games that can be built in shorter periods rather than increasing team size or relying on AI. Fleming also touched on the studio's stance against making light of sensitive topics following a past incident.

Games IndustryNeutral

Global game content sales rose 5.3% to $195.6bn in 2025

Global video game content sales reached $195.6 billion in 2025, a 5.3% increase, despite a significant 55% drop in private funding. The industry also saw a 40% reduction in layoffs compared to the previous year, though outsourcing for development work increased. Roblox emerged as a major growth driver, surpassing console and PC platforms in daily active users and engagement hours.