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Football Manager 27 will be free at launch as Sega try to win back fans
Sega has announced that Football Manager 27 will be free to play for a limited time from October 29 to November 3, aiming to win back fans after a troubled launch for Football Manager 26. The sequel, launching fully on November 10, will feature an improved interface and visuals, and will be available on PC, Mac, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.
Football Manager 27 release date confirmed as new deep dive released
Sports Interactive has announced that Football Manager 27 will be released on November 10, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC, with a mobile version on Netflix. The game aims to recover from the poor reception of Football Manager 26, which was built on the Unity engine and had a rocky launch. The new installment will feature revamped visuals, including improved crowd models and stadium designs, alongside user interface enhancements.
Eterspire brings a new woodcutting skill and quest scaling in its latest patch
Eterspire has received a new patch introducing a woodcutting skill line and quest scaling. The update allows players to gather resources from trees, access new rewards, and experience enemies and XP that scale with their level. Additionally, the patch addresses player disconnections with server improvements and hints at future updates including language localization and more content.
Quinfall begins open beta testing of far-reaching Unity infrastructure and performance updates
Vawraek Technology has launched an open beta for Quinfall, featuring significant Unity infrastructure and performance updates. These improvements aim to enhance performance in crowded areas, introduce new lighting, and optimize VRAM and resource usage. Future updates will include support for DLSS, FSR 4, and DirectX 12.
Hazelnut Bastille: first trailer and a playable demo of this action-RPG inspired by Zelda: A Link to the Past!
Aloft Studio has released the first trailer and a playable demo for their upcoming action-RPG, Hazelnut Bastille, which draws heavy inspiration from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. The game features a 90s-style pixel art aesthetic, a soundtrack by Hiroki Kikuta, and is being developed in Unity. A release was initially planned for 2019.
