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Rayman Legends Retold devs say it’s a mere coincidence that 13 years later, Rayman Legends Retold is launching around the same time as a new GTA and Assassin’s Creed Black Flag.It’s 2013, Rayman Legends was released a few weeks before the new GTA game, and now it’s 2026, and Rayman Legends Retold is about to release a few weeks before the new GTA game. But that’s not all for Ubisoft’s 2013 lineup, as – despite being one of the AAA companies that typically doesn’t remake games all that much – the developer is also remaking Assassin’s Creed Black Flag. But…

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Marvel’s Wolverine developers say violence is an integral part of the game, except you will be able to turn it off anyway if you fancy.Speaking with IGN, game director Mike Daly explains: “From the inception of the project, we knew that the number one most important thing was to bring the Wolverine fantasy to life. Not just that, but make it the ultimate Wolverine fantasy.” He adds, “it was clear that violence was a key part of that.” Because yes, while Insomniac’s take on Spider-Man does have a bit of blood here and there, the footage we’ve seen of Wolverine…

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During yesterday’s PlayStation State of Play showcase – the first big event to come out of this year’s Summer Game Fest – we got a new glimpse at Silent Hill: Townfall, as well as our first word of its precise release date of September 24, 2026.It was a big moment for longtime fans of Konami’s beloved horror game series, as Townfall marks a very different entry to Silent Hill – and one that features a greater emphasis on stealth-based gameplay, apparently. As per Sony’s official blog post on the upcoming title, combat might feel a bit removed from predecessors as…

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Phantom Blade Zero is, perhaps, my most-anticipated game of 2026, especially since Fable’s launch has been shifted into 2027. Oozing Wuxia style and priding itself on recreating authentic martial arts combat, it was my favorite game of Summer Game Fest 2024, and I’m excited to finally get my hands on it. Initially slated to launch in September, it’s since been pushed back to October, as confirmed by both a new trailer and S-Game CEO ‘Soulframe’ on X. It’s certainly a bit of a blow, but the reasoning makes sense. “As many of you just saw in today’s State of Play,…

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Turning on your Marathon flashlight on Night Marsh is very important for helping you navigate the darkness, especially indoors, but it’s also a bit fiddly. With practically every button on a controller taken up in Marathon, your flashlight works using an unusual two-button input that does very briefly pop up on screen at the start of a match but is easy to miss – if you’re like me and immediately check the map when a run starts, you’ll probably miss it every time. Here’s how you turn on and off your flashlight in Marathon.How to turn on your flashlight in…

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Valorant developer Riot Games has temporarily locked off Breeze, after a major map bug was posted online. Fortunately, it doesn’t look like it’ll be out of commission for long, and usual service should resume next patch. This isn’t the first issue found in the FPS game’s latest 12.10 patch that has necessitated a temporary removal, after the return of Cypher’s hilariously-broken Spycam bug saw the agent get sent to the icebox (pun intended) last week. On May 31, a clip shared by ‘Ryadinho’ on YouTube shows that the 2×2 crate stack at A Shop is, to borrow a Portal-ism, a…

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GTA 6 has been looming over the video game industry for so long, I’m starting to think of it as a force of nature rather than a Rockstar game where you can steal cars. Its impact on the human condition seems seismic, bigger than the most powerful earthquake – it’s caused some fans to reincarnate as Nostradamus and use the planets to divine when the next GTA 6 trailer is dropping, and it’s intimidated countless publishers into reshuffling release dates solely to avoid its November 19 launch. Though, Cult of the Lamb publisher Devolver Digital says it’s immune to all…

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Marathon’s Season 2 update was a huge moment for the game. With the massive patch and an open week to invite new players, it felt like a prime opportunity for Bungie to give the game a much-needed injection of both new content and fresh blood. Unfortunately, the best laid plans of mice and men often go awry, and that’s exactly what happened here, as error codes and server issues plagued the release. The June 2 patch, which includes overhauled progression systems, a new Runner, the new Night Marsh Zone, and the experimental Sponsored Survival mode, was intended to act as…

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In April 2016, developer Tecopark released the original version of Pico Park, a 2D multiplayer puzzle game that’s grown into a hugely popular franchise that technically includes three games. That first version is Pico Park: Classic Edition, a simpler and smaller incarnation of Pico Park and its sequel Pico Park 2. In October 2025, the devs accidentally made the Classic Edition free-to-keep forever, planning to switch to a paid plan but forgetting they “can never go back” after flipping the switch.”PICO PARK : Classic Edition is permanently free!” Tecopark said at the time. But the Classic Edition won’t be available…

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League of Legends is over fifteen years old now – yes, that one hurt me, too. As a result, it runs on pretty much everything; I spent my glory years playing on my MacBook pro with Dr Dre Beats headphones and a crappy gaming mouse. Unironically, that’s when I reached my peak rank, depressing as that sounds. If you’re new to the MOBA, or have downloaded it once again following a ragequit and uninstall, we’ve got a full list of the League of Legends system requirements for both Windows and Mac, as well as a link to our handy benchmarking…

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