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The Division Resurgence seems like the perfect way to get your MMO shooter fix on the go — 'We believe it's a good way to catch up with the universe in a more flexible way' developer says
Tom Clancy's The Division Resurgence, a free-to-play mobile title set between The Division and The Division 2, has launched today. Executive producer Fabrice Navrez described the game as a canon extension of the universe, designed with flexible play sessions of five to 10 minutes to accommodate players with less time. The game aims to bring the franchise to a wider audience on Android and iOS platforms.
The Canadian Game Awards Has Unleashed It's 2026 Nominees & New Location
The Canadian Game Awards have announced the nominees for their 2026 ceremony, which will be held on May 21st at Toronto's John W.H. Bassett Theatre. Victor Lucas will receive the Game Changer Award. The awards celebrate Canadian developers and releases from 2025, with categories including Game of the Year, Studio of the Year, and Best Indie Game.
UPDATE OUT NOW: EXPLORE THE PHYSICS OF LIQUID LAVA IN RAGDOLL SANDBOX GAME 'MELON SANDBOX'
PlayDucky has released a new lava-themed update for its free-to-play mobile physics sandbox game, Melon Sandbox. The update introduces two new maps with lava mechanics, including environmental hazards like lava bombs and scorching smoke. The game also highlights its robust modding editor, which allows players to create and monetize their own content, having paid out over $1 million USD to creators in 2025.
'The open world is big for mobile, but it's like 60 to 70% of The Division 1' reveals Resurgence…
Tom Clancy's The Division Resurgence executive producer Fabrice Navrez stated the mobile game's open world is 60-70% the size of the original Tom Clancy's The Division. The team focused on optimizing visuals for mobile devices, ensuring a stable 30fps on mid-range and older phones while maintaining the series' realistic feel. The free-to-play title is now available on Android and iOS.
The Best Features of a Top-Rated Chance Game - Walkthrough, Tips, Review
This analysis details the key features that define top-rated slot games, focusing on elements beyond basic mechanics. It highlights the importance of engaging themes, high-quality graphics and sound, innovative bonus features, smooth gameplay, balanced volatility, and clear user interfaces for player retention and enjoyment.
The Division: Resurgence Review in Progress – Mobile agents
The Division: Resurgence offers a full-fledged looter shooter experience on mobile devices, set in a familiar snowy New York City. While the core gameplay loop and tactical combat are present, the game struggles with a cluttered UI, typical free-to-play mechanics, and technical compromises in its transition to mobile platforms, despite being built in Unreal Engine.
nubia Philippines Turns NEO 5 Series Launch Into a High-Energy Gaming Showcase
nubia Philippines launched its NEO 5 Series smartphones with an event called "Enter the NEOverse: Born To Win," transforming the product reveal into a gaming and entertainment showcase. The nubia NEO 5 GT 5G was the most popular model at the event, highlighting strong local interest in accessible, high-performance gaming phones. The event featured interactive zones, performances, and cosplay, emphasizing the phones' gaming features like cooling and shoulder triggers.
Best new mobile games on iOS and Android – April 2026
This guide highlights new mobile game releases for iOS and Android in April 2026, featuring console ports like Subnautica: Below Zero and Ball x Pit, alongside a significant update for Supercell's Boom Beach. It also covers new titles such as Scholar Adventure: Mystery Of Silence, Knightbound: Dark Fantasy, and Oceanhorn 3: Legend Of The Shadow Sea, offering brief reviews and scores for each.
PlayStation Studios' Mobile Push Seems Dead as Layoff Reports Continue
Reports indicate that Sony's PlayStation Studios is significantly scaling back or potentially shutting down its mobile gaming division, with around 50 staff members reportedly laid off. This move casts doubt on the future of ongoing mobile projects like Horizon Steel Frontiers and Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble.
Roguelite RPG Made in Abyss: An Irredeemable Journey of Mysteries Opens Pre-Registration on Mobile
Made in Abyss: An Irredeemable Journey of Mysteries, a free-to-play deck-building roguelite RPG, has opened pre-registration for mobile devices. The game, set to launch on September 23rd, 2026, features card collection, relic management, and branching paths as players delve into the Abyss. This marks the first official mobile title in the Made in Abyss franchise.
After 6 years, The Elder Scrolls Blades is shutting down in June, and Bethesda's made everything in the RPG super easy to unlock for the remaining time: "Thank you for playing"
Bethesda announced that The Elder Scrolls: Blades will permanently shut down its servers on June 30, 2026, after six years of service. To encourage players to enjoy the game during its final months, all in-game store items are available for a minimal cost, and players will receive a free bundle of Gems and Sigils.
The Elder Scrolls: Blades to Shut Down in Summer
Bethesda has announced that the free-to-play mobile dungeon crawler The Elder Scrolls: Blades will shut down its servers permanently on June 30th. Prior to the shutdown, all in-game store items will be available for a single Gem or Sigil. The game has also been delisted from all storefronts.
British Columbia Has a New Independent Gambling Regulator - Unigamesity
Social casinos, which offer casino-style games without real-money wagering using virtual chips, have become a lucrative segment of the mobile gaming industry, generating billions annually. These platforms, found primarily on iOS and Android devices, utilize psychological design principles and social features to drive player engagement and revenue through in-app purchases. A hybrid model known as sweepstakes casinos is also gaining popularity, offering prize redemption opportunities within legal frameworks.
Clash Royale codes (March 2026) for Gold, emotes, banners, and more
This guide details active Clash Royale codes for March 2026, offering players free in-game rewards such as emotes, banner decorations, and Gold. Codes can be redeemed through the in-game store or by scanning QR codes on mobile devices. The article also lists expired codes and explains the redemption process.
The Elder Scrolls: Blades, the mobile RPG you probably forgot about long ago, has been delisted and will stop working this summer
Bethesda Softworks has delisted The Elder Scrolls: Blades from digital storefronts and will shut down its servers on June 30, 2026. Ahead of the shutdown, all in-game store items are available for a single in-game currency, and players will receive a free bundle of currency. The mobile RPG, which also saw a Nintendo Switch port, will cease to function after this date.
The Elder Scrolls: Blades is shutting down later this year
Bethesda's free-to-play mobile game, The Elder Scrolls: Blades, will cease operations on June 30th. Although already delisted, existing players can continue to play until the shutdown date, with all in-game shop items significantly discounted. The article reflects on the changing landscape of mobile gaming.
Bethesda is shutting down The Elder Scrolls: Blades on June 30
Bethesda is shutting down servers for its free-to-play mobile game, The Elder Scrolls: Blades, on June 30, and the game has already been delisted from app stores. Players will receive in-game currency and items at a reduced cost before the shutdown. Despite an initial surge in early access downloads, the game received generally unfavorable reviews for its repetitive gameplay and microtransactions.
The Elder Scrolls: Blades Is Shutting Down This June
Bethesda's free-to-play mobile title, The Elder Scrolls: Blades, will be shutting down its servers on June 30, 2026, across all platforms including the Nintendo Switch. Until the shutdown date, all in-game items will be available at a discounted price. The game was initially criticized for its departure from the traditional Elder Scrolls RPG formula.
Mobile dungeon delver Elder Scrolls Blades announces its June 30 sunset
The Elder Scrolls: Blades, a mobile and Nintendo Switch dungeon crawler released in 2019, will be shut down on June 30th. The announcement was made in-game, and Bethesda has closed the game's official website. In-game currency costs have been reduced, and players are receiving free currency to access remaining content.
Fortnite Fans Brace for Potential Price Surges Across C... | TAG
Sony has announced another price increase for the PlayStation 5, with the digital edition now costing $600, a $200 jump since launch. This move has sparked concerns about gamers shifting to cheaper alternatives like mobile or streaming, while the Xbox Series S remains a more affordable option. Separately, Borderlands 4's new $30 expansion pack is facing fan backlash for its perceived lack of innovation.
