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March of Giants goes back to MOBA's roots, and its giant-filled, alt-WW1 world doesn't feel out of time
Ubisoft Montreal's upcoming free-to-play MOBA/RTS hybrid, March of Giants, impresses with its blend of classic real-time strategy elements and modern MOBA conventions. Set in an alternate World War I, the game features unique giants and a strong emphasis on troop management, offering a fresh take on the genre that aims to be accessible to newcomers while providing depth for veterans.
WARDOGS Launches to Big Sales & Early Problems
WARDOGS, a team-based FPS, has achieved significant commercial success since its Early Access launch on Steam, selling over two million copies in under five days. However, the game has been plagued by server capacity issues, login queues, and connection errors, leading to negative player reviews. Developer Bulkhead, led by CEO Joe Brammer, is actively addressing these problems while also facing scrutiny regarding their development practices and workload.
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 43
This issue of Now Playing at SUPERJUMP features a diverse range of games, including a nostalgic return to League of Legends Classic, the Super Bomberman Collection on Switch, and Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt continues to be a beloved experience across multiple platforms thanks to its robust cross-save functionality.
Games of the Future 2026 Confirms Global Lineup for Astana
The Games of the Future 2026 has confirmed its final lineup of over 800 athletes from more than 50 nations competing in Astana from July 29 to August 9. The event will feature popular titles like Dota 2, Counter-Strike 2, and PUBG: Battlegrounds, alongside unique phygital disciplines combining digital gameplay with live sports, with a total prize pool exceeding US$4 million.
Claude Creates League of Legends AI Clone with 18 Champions Available Now
Om Patel, a new developer, has created a browser-based multiplayer game called LMAO, which mimics League of Legends using AI-generated content and features 18 unique champions. The game was developed in under 24 hours using Claude Opus and demonstrates efficient AI resource utilization, costing approximately $6,600 in API usage if not for existing subscriptions. LMAO is now available to play in web browsers.
Why is it So Big: Massive Allure Behind the Epic World of Dota 2 Esports
Dota 2 has achieved massive popularity in esports due to its complex strategy, unpredictable gameplay, and a vast roster of over a hundred unique heroes. Valve Corporation's consistent support, including substantial prize pools for tournaments like The International, and the game's free-to-play model across multiple platforms have significantly contributed to its growth and the expansion of the esports ecosystem.
