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New footage highlights colonization, city growth, logistics, exploration, and era progression
Farom Studio released a new gameplay trailer for their upcoming city-building strategy game, Age After Age. The trailer showcases colonization, city growth, logistics management, exploration, and era progression, highlighting the game's deep management systems and dynamic world simulation. A playable demo is planned for the end of May, with a full release targeted for Q4 2026 on PC and multiple console platforms.
Foundry: Rails & Reactors Update Out Now
Paradox Arc and Channel 3 Entertainment have released the Rails and Reactors update for the first-person factory-building game Foundry. This update introduces trains for resource transportation, a new Xeno Power Plant for late-game energy generation, construction drones, and additional automation components. Foundry is a PC title focused on building and optimizing robot factories in a voxel world.
Starminer will jump into Early Access in May
CoolAndGoodGames announced that their physics-based logistics and shipbuilding simulation, Starminer, will launch into Early Access on May 27th. The game features Newtonian physics and a heat management system. Early Access will focus on balancing the game's economy, metagame, and expanding the tech tree, with plans for multiplayer and modding tools.
DoorDash and Wing are expanding their drone delivery partnership to Atlanta
DoorDash and Alphabet's drone subsidiary Wing are expanding their partnership to offer drone delivery services in metro Atlanta. Eligible customers can receive food orders in as little as 20 minutes, with limitations on order size, weight, and proximity. This expansion builds on existing drone delivery efforts by both companies.
Amazon's new USPS deal will see postal deliveries cut by 20 percent
Amazon and the United States Postal Service have reached a tentative agreement that will reduce USPS deliveries by 20 percent, a significant financial blow to the postal service. This deal comes after Amazon initially threatened a much larger cut and follows a period of stalled negotiations. The agreement is subject to approval by the federal Postal Regulatory Commission.
A Little Age – Beta Sign Up | Alpha Beta Gamer
A Little Age is a cozy city builder where players manage independent economies for interconnected communities, focusing on resource flow and logistics. The game challenges players to strategically supply villages to unlock their potential and ultimately pool resources for a grand temple. Beta sign-ups are currently available.
Amazon acquires autonomous robotics startup Rivr
Amazon has acquired the autonomous robotics startup Rivr, which was valued at $110 million in a previous funding round that included Amazon and Bezos Expeditions. The acquisition is expected to enhance Amazon's capabilities in package delivery automation, aligning with its goal to automate 75 percent of its operations.
Docked Review | NoobFeed
The review for Docked suggests the game effectively simulates dockyard operations, appealing to fans of heavy gear and industrial logistics. However, players seeking faster-paced or more varied gameplay may struggle to maintain interest.
Amazon will reportedly cut its USPS shipments by at least two-thirds
Amazon is reportedly planning to reduce its package shipments through the US Postal Service by at least two-thirds later this year. This decision comes after USPS ended contract negotiations and implemented a new bidding process. The move could significantly impact USPS revenue, which reported a $9 billion net loss in fiscal 2025.
Docked Brings Realistic Port Management To Xbox, PlayStation And PC
Docked, a new port management simulation game developed and published by Saber Interactive, is now available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC. The game challenges players to restore and manage a struggling port, operating heavy machinery and fulfilling logistics contracts. A Deluxe Edition includes the "New Horizons" expansion pass, with further DLC planned for 2026.
Steam Deck OLED gets a price increase across Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan
KOMODO has announced a price increase for the Steam Deck OLED in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan due to rising logistics costs and unfavorable exchange rates. The price hike affects both the 512GB and 1TB models in these regions, though Hong Kong remains unaffected.
Steam Deck OLED prices will rise in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan next week, but it's tough to tell whether that's a harbinger of wider hikes
Valve's Steam Deck OLED models will see price increases in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan starting March 6th due to rising logistics costs and exchange rate fluctuations. Distributors cite these persistent conditions since the handheld's launch as the reason for the difficult decision. The price hikes bring the affected regional costs closer to UK and US equivalents, though the exact impact varies by country.
Sorry, Woodstock's off; or, how I gave everyone dysentery in Transport Fever 3
Transport Fever 3 continues the series' focus on logistics and city-building across different historical eras, featuring a new campaign mode. The preview highlights a mission involving setting up infrastructure for a Woodstock festival, which leads to unexpected challenges with traffic congestion and disease outbreaks due to poor planning. While the game offers engaging scenarios, criticisms regarding the mismatch between in-game time and storytelling, as well as economic discrepancies, persist from previous installments.
