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No More Robots' nine-year journey to releasing its first self-developed IP – "This sounds so naive and stupid, but somehow it's working"
After nine years of publishing, No More Robots is releasing its first self-developed game, Cruise Control. The company pivoted from an ambitious online shooter project that failed to materialize due to a partner pulling out. Founder Mike Rose expresses a sense of exhaustion with the industry but remains optimistic about Cruise Control's potential success and the future of the company, which has maintained a lean operational model.
Everything announced at today's Nintendo Direct — from a new 2D Metroid game to a surprise Mario Kart World…
The latest Nintendo Direct showcased a plethora of new games and updates for the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. Highlights include a new 2D Metroid title, Metroid Ravenous, and an open-world Kirby game called Kirby and the World Beyond. Numerous ports, DLCs, and remasters were also announced for various franchises including Monster Hunter, Final Fantasy, Resident Evil, and Mario Kart World.
DelanClip Fusion Pro review: Once you try head tracking, there’s no going back
The DelanClip Fusion Pro offers an immersive head-tracking experience for PC simulation games, significantly enhancing gameplay in titles like DCS World, Elite Dangerous, and various racing sims. While requiring some initial setup and costing £90, its wireless design and effective tracking make it a worthwhile upgrade for cockpit-based gaming on a monitor.
Double Fine's first game since leaving Xbox is a comedy bus-driving sim called Thank You Bus Driver
Double Fine has announced its first game since becoming independent from Xbox: Thank You Bus Driver, a comedy simulation game where players act as a reckless bus driver. The game is available for pre-order on Steam and GOG. This announcement follows Xbox's restructuring, which saw Double Fine and Compulsion Games regain independence, though Double Fine also underwent layoffs.
Unique PS1 Game Gets PlayStation 5 Release This Week, Watch Trailer
Hamster Corporation announced that the PlayStation 1 simulation game The Conveni 2 will be released on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch on September 3, 2026, for $11.99. The port features revamped visuals, new maps, an updated camera, and quality-of-life additions like a double-speed mode, though all in-game text remains in Japanese.
Let’s all go and cut some American grass with Lawn Mowing Simulator 2
Lawn Mowing Simulator 2, the sequel to the popular simulation game, is set to release on September 23rd for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The game will feature licensed equipment, new career opportunities in American settings, and expanded gameplay mechanics including leaf clearance and varied challenges.
ConcernedApe says sorry Haunted Chocolatier is taking so long: "I won’t compromise on the quality of the game by rushing it or releasing it too early"
Developer Eric 'ConcernedApe' Barone provided an update on Haunted Chocolatier, apologizing for the long development time but emphasizing that he will not compromise on game quality. He assured fans that progress is being made and that he is driven to create a game he is proud of, similar to the success of Stardew Valley.
Våra favoriter bland underliga simulatorspel
This article lists some of the strangest yet playable simulation games available, ranging from being a goat or a rock to building a PC or managing a farm. It highlights unique titles like Goat Simulator, My Summer Car, Surgeon Simulator, and Bee Simulator, offering a glimpse into the more peculiar corners of the simulation genre.
Diskutera – Vilken simulator vill du spela?
This article discusses the breadth of the simulation game genre, noting that almost every conceivable activity has been simulated. It prompts readers to share their ideas for the most absurd or unnecessary simulation games they would like to see developed, encouraging creative and outlandish concepts.
'We're offering gamers not just two more headsets, but two different ways to experience their games' — Audio specialist beyerdynamic announces two new, affordable wireless headsets, the MMX 100 and MMX 130
Audio specialist beyerdynamic has launched two new wireless gaming headsets: the closed-back MMX 100 wireless for £89 and the open-back MMX 130 wireless for £109. The MMX 100 features a 275-gram design, detachable Meta Voice microphone, and over 80 hours of battery life, while the MMX 130 is designed for audio enthusiasts with titanium-coated drivers. Both headsets offer flexible connectivity options including Bluetooth 6.0 and a low-latency USB dongle.
Quiz: Hur bra koll har du på simulatorernas värld?
This article presents a quiz testing the reader's knowledge of the simulation game genre, which encompasses a wide variety of experiences from operating pressure washers and tractors to managing border controls and other unusual professions. To participate in the quiz, users must log in.
Krönika Varför vi älskar att jobba i spel
This article explores why players are drawn to simulation games like Farming Simulator and Powerwash Simulator, which focus on everyday tasks rather than epic heroism. It suggests that the meditative and conclusive nature of these activities offers a unique form of relaxation and stress relief, contrasting with the responsibilities of real-life jobs or world-saving quests in other games.
Forensics: Crime Scene Detective Review | TheXboxHub
Forensics: Crime Scene Detective is a realistic simulation game that focuses on the meticulous and patient work of forensic investigation rather than action. Players examine crime scenes, collect evidence, and analyze data in the lab to solve cases. While praised for its authenticity and original mechanics, the game's slow pace and lack of handholding may not appeal to all players, particularly those seeking fast-paced action.
Low-Budget Repairs review - let me throw more sofas off balconies
Low-Budget Repairs is a janky renovation simulator that embraces its silly side, allowing players to act as a "cowboy builder" and throw sofas out of windows. While painting and plastering mechanics can be dull and repetitive, the game's unique approach to handyman work and quirky characters make it an enjoyably silly experience at times. The game suffers from clunky controls, occasional performance issues on PC, and a lack of polish, but its personality shines through when it lets players mess around.
Steam Week in Review: Games about sorting 1000s of mundane objects onto shelves is the new craze sweeping PC gaming
A new trend of 'sorting simulator' games is gaining popularity on PC, focusing on the mundane task of organizing thousands of objects onto shelves. Titles like Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library!, Toy Shop Tidy Up, and Cellar Keeper exemplify this microgenre, offering varying levels of complexity and player satisfaction. This trend follows the success of other simulation games like House Flipper and Power Wash Simulator, with numerous similar titles slated for release.
How Two Point Studios Repaid Sega in 60 Hours — and Stayed 10 Years
Two Point Studios achieved remarkable financial success with Two Point Hospital, repaying Sega's advance in just two and a half days, far exceeding the initial 18-month projection. The studio, founded by veterans of Lionhead Studios, focused on creating simulation games with charm and depth, a genre they believed was underserved. This success led to a long-term partnership with Sega, with Two Point Studios remaining a valuable first-party developer.
Steam Week in Review: A torrent of janky retail sims continues to flood Steam, and there's no end in sight
The Steam platform continues to see a high volume of retail simulator releases, with 14 new titles launched last week. Despite their often rudimentary appearance and similar gameplay loops, games like Boba Cafe Simulator and Mall Together have found significant audiences. Publisher PlayWay is noted for its prolific output and a strategy of announcing numerous games, potentially only developing those that gain sufficient wishlists.
Two Point Studios looks back at 10 years from Hospital to Museum
Two Point Studios is celebrating its 10th anniversary, reflecting on its journey from Two Point Hospital to Two Point Museum. Co-founder Gary Carr, Community Manager Leif Bayliss, and Lead Game Designer Luke Finley-Maxwell discussed the studio's evolution, its signature comedic style, and future plans. They highlighted the development of Two Point Museum's unique biome mechanics and the studio's continued support for the game, while also expressing a desire to explore new territories in the future.
Microids announces K-POP Rising – Dream to Shine for this coming November 5!
Microids and Old Skull Games announced K-POP Rising – Dream to Shine, a simulation and rhythm game set to release on November 5, 2026, for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam. Players will manage and customize their K-Pop group, engaging in rhythm-based gameplay to achieve stardom.
Vibe to the rhythm of the global phenomenon: Microids announces K-POP Rising - Dream to Shine for this coming November 5!
Microids and Old Skull Games announced that K-POP Rising - Dream to Shine will be released on November 5 for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and PC. This rhythm and simulation game allows players to become a K-pop star, managing training, customization, and group dynamics.