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War Thunder to put 128-player boots-on-the-ground battles in action in Infantry's "largest map" yet

Gaijin Entertainment is preparing the Infantry update for War Thunder, which will introduce controllable FPS characters and 128-player battles on its largest map yet. A closed beta test for the update is scheduled for July, featuring new troop transport vehicles and significant changes to soldier classes and equipment.

Nintendo SmashNeutral

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced: How to Find Blackbeard’s Treasure

This guide details how to find Blackbeard's Treasure in Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, a side quest that begins after completing the "Do Not Go Gently" mission. Players will need to locate Anotto Bay, find an underground entrance, navigate underwater caves, and use explosive barrels to access the treasure chamber.

Nintendo EverythingPositive

Outlaws + Handful of Missions: Remaster reveals Nintendo Switch 2 Edition

Outlaws + Handful of Missions: Remaster is set to receive a Nintendo Switch 2 version on July 16, 2026, as indicated by an eShop listing. This updated version will support up to 120 FPS and 4K resolution, along with new Joy-Con 2 controller compatibility. The game originally launched on Nintendo Switch and features updated visuals and cross-play multiplayer.

PC GamesNPositive

Half-Life-inspired Invariant re-announced following Steam delisting, but was "never meant to be" a clone

Invariant, a survival horror game heavily inspired by Half-Life and developed by Faros Game Studio's Josip Makjanić, has been re-announced and is available for wishlisting on Steam after a previous delisting. Makjanić stated the game was "never meant to be" a clone and was rebuilt from scratch with a clear direction after initial development issues. The game is being rebuilt in the Godot engine for Windows and Linux.

Nintendo EverythingPositive

Dementium: The Ward gains Nintendo Switch physical release, pre-orders open

A physical release for Dementium: The Ward on Nintendo Switch is scheduled for July 23, 2026, with pre-orders now open for shipping to the U.S. Originally released on Nintendo 3DS, the survival horror first-person shooter was ported to Nintendo Switch in 2023 by developer Atooi. The physical version is currently slated for a European release, but the Nintendo Switch's region-free nature allows for play worldwide.

Alphabet GamerVery positive

Travel Knight Adventure – Beta Demo | Alpha Beta Gamer

Travel Knight Adventure is a fast-paced first-person shooter RPG featuring a blend of medieval weapons, guns, and magic. The game allows players to explore islands, castles, and dungeons, utilizing a diverse arsenal and ship navigation. A beta demo is available for download on Steam.

Blues NewsPositive

Angels Fall First Released

Angels Fall First has officially launched out of Early Access for Windows PC on Steam. This first-person combined-arms sci-fi wargame is now fully available.

PC GamerPositive

2026's best RPG might look like Disco Elysium, but it was heavily inspired by Deus Ex, and its creator wants 'to do a first-person game at some point'

Developer Christoffer Bodegård discusses his journey into PC gaming, highlighting influential titles like Dragon Age: Origins and Deus Ex. His recently released CRPG, Esoteric Ebb, was inspired by tabletop RPGs and aims to replicate their unpredictability. Bodegård is exploring ideas for his next project, potentially a first-person game, and shares his current gaming habits, including extensive play of Paradox Interactive's grand strategy titles like Victoria 3 and Europa Universalis IV.

PC GamesNVery positive

Finally complete after 11 years, Angels Fall First delivers massive FPS space battles with old-school Battlefront vibes, at a must-have price

After more than a decade in development, Strangely Interactive has released Angels Fall First 1.0, an ambitious FPS that blends large-scale space battles with ground combat. The game, which was in early access since 2015, offers 64-player matches featuring infantry, vehicles, and capital ships with fully explorable interiors. It is available at a discounted introductory price.

PC GamerNeutral

Valve has rewired Counter-Strike 2's bomb to make it more spectacular, but potentially less deadly

Valve has updated Counter-Strike 2's bomb detonation mechanic, introducing a shockwave that dissipates around corners, offering players a better chance of survival if they position themselves strategically. The update also includes new weapon and sticker collections, the Cache map replacing Overpass in the active-duty pool, and five community maps. Separately, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has seen a resurgence in player count after being de-absorbed from CS2.

Nintendo SmashPositive

Disney Dreamlight Valley: How to Get Acorn Snail

This guide explains how to obtain the Acorn Snail, a new fish exclusive to the Honeyglow Woods expansion in Disney Dreamlight Valley. Players can catch Acorn Snails by fishing in White Ripples within any of the four biomes of the Honeyglow Woods. The Acorn Snail is used for cooking, completing quests, and can be sold for 75 Star Coins or consumed for 300 Energy.

Nintendo SmashNeutral

Chapter 4: A Tail Tale Quest Guide in Disney Dreamlight Valley

This guide details the Chapter 4: A Tail Tale quest in Disney Dreamlight Valley, focusing on the Honeyglow Woods expansion and the character Eeyore. Players must find Eeyore's missing tail by gathering materials to craft a hedgehog home, feeding a hedgehog, and retrieving various tail pieces from the Gloommeadow biome. The quest concludes after a game of Pooh Sticks and returning Eeyore's original tail.

Nintendo SmashNeutral

Interlude: The Misplaced Honey Quest Guide in Disney Dreamlight Valley

This guide details how to complete the "Interlude: The Misplaced Honey" quest in Disney Dreamlight Valley's Honeyglow Woods expansion. The quest involves interacting with Winnie the Pooh, exploring the Everoak Tree, cooking a Tummy Tonic, and gathering materials to clear a corrupted honey wall leading to the Gloommeadow biome.

PC GamesNNegative

Doom dev Id is now "about the same size we were when making Doom 2016" after layoffs

Id Software has addressed recent layoffs, stating that the studio remains adequately staffed to continue developing games and technology. Despite significant job cuts impacting over half the team, the developer confirmed its current size is comparable to when it was developing Doom 2016. The studio emphasized its commitment to its core philosophy and supporting affected employees, while looking forward to future projects and QuakeCon.

Alphabet GamerVery positive

Twisted Tower – Beta Sign Up | Alpha Beta Gamer

Twisted Tower is a first-person shooter set in a 1950s theme park where players battle corrupted mascots and overcome twisted puzzles. The game features five distinct levels, a variety of unique toy-themed weapons, and procedurally generated paths for replayability. Beta sign-ups are currently open for players to experience the game's combat and story.

IGNNeutral

id Software Issues Statement Following Xbox Layoffs, Says It's Back to the Size It Was When It Made 2016's Doom

id Software has released a statement addressing recent layoffs at Xbox, confirming that the studio has returned to its approximate size during the development of the 2016 game Doom. The statement follows news of significant staff reductions at the first-person shooter developer.

Games PressVery positive

Reverse: 1999 x Atomic Heart Collab launching July 23 with 110+ free pulls and new characters

Bluepoch announced that the strategic RPG Reverse: 1999 will launch its first global collaboration with the first-person shooter Atomic Heart on July 23. The update will introduce two new playable characters, The Twins and Nora, and a new crossover story set in Atomic Heart's world. Players can expect over 110 free pulls, a free monthly pass, and other rewards.

PC GamesNNegative

Id Software founder John Carmack mourns layoffs: "Games need to succeed, not just be beloved"

Id Software co-founder John Carmack expressed sadness over recent layoffs affecting over half of the studio's workforce, attributing the cuts to increasing business pressures rather than executive malice. He reflected on the need for games to be commercially successful, not just critically acclaimed, to ensure long-term production, and pondered potential design or marketing changes that could have improved Id's financial standing.

PC GamerNegative

How do you put a price tag on a legacy like id Software's?

The article discusses the recent layoffs at id Software and contrasts Microsoft's handling of the studio's legacy with Costco's long-standing commitment to its $1.50 hot dog price. It questions Microsoft's stewardship of id Software's influential franchises like Doom and its proprietary id Tech engine, suggesting a lack of appreciation for their historical and creative value compared to their financial performance.

GamezeboVery positive

BioShock-Like Horror FPS Twisted Tower Is Coming to PC Next Month

The horror FPS Twisted Tower, developed by Atmos Games and published by 3D Realms, will launch on PC via Steam on August 18th, 2026. Created by Thomas Brush, known for Pinstripe and Neversong, the game is set in an abandoned 1950s amusement park where fairy-tale mascots have become deadly. Players will explore five distinct locations and utilize toy-inspired weapons to fight enemies and uncover dark secrets.