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Christian Donlan @ Eurogamer.net 1 place · 03/14/2026 06:05 EDT

Reverse-engineering Marathon's visual mood board magic

If extraction shooters are games in which you duck out of the fray between matches to look at what you just collected, I guess I'm almost playing Marathon the right way. I struggle to keep up with a team, let alone support other players in any meaningful manner, and I'm truly useless in most gunfights. But when the game is over I'm still eagerly checking through my winnings. Read more Read more ›

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Matt Wales @ Eurogamer.net · 12/04/2025 08:33 EDT

Ambitious Skyblivion modding project won't hit 2025 launch window as developer looks to overcome "some last challenges"

Skyblivion - the ambitious, highly anticipated mod remaking the entirety of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion using Skyrim's engine - won't hit its originally anticipated 2025 release, its development team has confirmed, with the project now expected next year. Read more Read more ›

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Victoria Phillips Kennedy @ Eurogamer.net · 12/04/2025 06:20 EDT

"I trust Justin" - Arrowhead CEO responds to Helldivers 2 community asking for film director to play the game

Arrowhead trusts the newly-announced Helldivers film director, and has shut down any comments suggesting the director should at least try the game before taking on the adaptation. Read more Read more ›

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Connor Makar @ Eurogamer.net · 12/04/2025 05:56 EDT

Hi–Fi Rush is losing Denuvo anti-tamper next year, in service of "a more stable and efficient service environment"

Hi-Fi Rush, the fantastic musical action game, is losing Denuvo anti-tamper support early next year, according to a post on the game's official Steam page. Read more Read more ›

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Robert Purchese @ Eurogamer.net · 12/04/2025 05:53 EDT

"We'd like to begin by being transparent about the use of AI tools during development" - Let it Die: Inferno developer responds to generative AI controversy

Supertrick Games, the developer of Let it Die sequel Inferno, which launches today, has issued a statement on the game's AI use following controversy from earlier in the week. Read more Read more ›

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Ed Nightingale @ Eurogamer.net 2 place · 12/04/2025 05:23 EDT

Roblox banned in Russia, accused of distributing LGBTQ+ propaganda as criticism of child safety measures continues

Roblox has been banned in Russia, accused of distributing LGBTQ+ propaganda and terrorism-related extremist materials. Read more Read more ›

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Victoria Phillips Kennedy @ Eurogamer.net · 12/04/2025 05:07 EDT

Dispatch studio was strongly advised against episodic release format, admitting "it's insane to do"

Dispatch studio AdHoc knew it was taking a risk releasing the game in weekly episodic installments, and was actually advised not to do it. However, the studio did it anyway, and the risk paid off. Read more Read more ›

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Matt Wales @ Eurogamer.net · 12/04/2025 04:57 EDT

You might think Red Dead Redemption 2 was only inspired by classic Westerns, but it may have been very different if not for the writer's love of a classic Victorian-era detective

Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser has recently being doing the rounds to chat about to his company Absurd Ventures, and his latest tidbit from his time at the Grand Theft Auto studio is the surprisingly revelation Red Dead Redemption 2 perhaps owes as much to Victorian literature as it does cowboy films. Read more Read more ›

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Matt Wales @ Eurogamer.net · 12/03/2025 12:06 EDT

Tencent's alleged Horizon rip-off is ironically back in the news as company agrees to halt promotion amid Sony lawsuit

Tencent has agreed to halt all promotion and public testing of Light of Motiram - the post-apocalyptic open-world survival game Sony previously accused of being a "slavish clone" of PlayStation's Horizon series in a lawsuit - as the two companies battle it out in court. Read more Read more ›

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Connor Makar @ Eurogamer.net · 12/03/2025 12:03 EDT

Battlefield 6 addresses primary community complaint, improves hit registrations and netcode ahead of Winter Offensive update

Battlefield 6 has received both netcode and hit registration improvements ahead of the Winter Offensive update, which is set to go live on the 9th December. Read more Read more ›

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Victoria Phillips Kennedy @ Eurogamer.net · 12/03/2025 11:10 EDT

Amazon's live-action Tomb Raider adaptation will "reinvent the franchise" and interconnect with the games

Amazon's upcoming live-action Tomb Raider series from Pheobe Waller-Bridge will interconnect with the video games, rather than being a standalone story with its own continuity in the vein of the Angelina Jolie films. Read more Read more ›

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Connor Makar @ Eurogamer.net · 12/03/2025 10:58 EDT

Bungie's Marathon plagiarism scandal finally resolved to the "satisfaction" of impacted artist

Antireal, the artist at the heart of a plagiarism scandal involving Bungie's upcoming extraction shooter Marathon, has posted a statement on social media indicating the saga has come to a close. Read more Read more ›

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Matt Wales @ Eurogamer.net · 12/03/2025 10:57 EDT

Horses gets last-minute ban from Epic Games Store following Steam controversy, despite apparent earlier approval

Saturnalia developer Santa Ragione's first-person narrative horror Horses has received a last-minute ban from the Epic Games Store. Epic was one of several storefronts confirmed to have approved a build for release when news of Horses' ban from Steam emerged, but it has now reversed its decision, citing what Santa Ragione calls "broad and demonstrably incorrect claims". Read more Read more ›

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Ed Nightingale @ Eurogamer.net · 12/03/2025 10:36 EDT

Fresh Resident Evil Requiem footage indicates a return to classic, zombie-infested form

Fresh footage of Resident Evil Requiem was shown on Japanese television, and it's very reminiscent of classic series gameplay. Read more Read more ›

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Ed Nightingale @ Eurogamer.net 3 place · 12/03/2025 09:42 EDT

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is Xbox Game Pass's biggest third-party success in 2025

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is the biggest third-party launch on Xbox Game Pass this year, with game director Guillaume Broche stating the subscription service allowed the studio to reach a wider audience. Read more Read more ›

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Dom Peppiatt @ Eurogamer.net · 12/03/2025 09:29 EDT

Octopath Traveler 0 is an interesting experiment in trying to make a traditional game out of gacha elements, it's just not a very successful one

I've got an issue with people saying 'turn-based games are back, baby'. For those with the eyes to see, they never went away. Yes, Metaphor Refantazio and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 might have reminded the masses that tactical min/maxing is video game catnip, and that there are so many brain-scratching things you can do with the formula, but the past few generations has been rife with gems in the genre:... Read more ›

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Connor Makar @ Eurogamer.net · 12/03/2025 08:29 EDT

"Fewer people are playing Call of Duty this year than they have been before" Why has Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 seemingly sold below expectations? Is it simply not good enough?

There's been a lot of chatter surrounding Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 since its launch. The latest release in a juggernaut franchise, some are seeing cracks in the armour due to a mixed reception to various parts of the game, as well as the little data we have pointing to surprising sales figures. Read more Read more ›

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Ed Nightingale @ Eurogamer.net · 12/03/2025 07:40 EDT

Dragon Quest creator "can't talk about" future Chrono Trigger plans, sparking more remake speculation

Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii has said he "can't talk about" future plans for Chrono Trigger, suggesting something is indeed in the works. Read more Read more ›

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Matt Wales @ Eurogamer.net · 12/03/2025 07:26 EDT

"It's crazy to me that someone can just take down our game" - well-received horror No Players Online returns to Steam following "unfounded" DMCA

Well-received horror game No Players Online has returned to Steam after nearly three weeks of unavailability, which its developer Beeswax Games has blamed on an "unfounded" DMCA takedown notice filed by a "former friend". Read more Read more ›

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Victoria Phillips Kennedy @ Eurogamer.net · 12/03/2025 07:13 EDT

Senior Baldur's Gate 3 developer rolls dice and joins The Witcher 4 studio CD Projekt Red

A senior developer who worked on Larian's much loved and critically acclaimed Baldur's Gate 3 has moved studios, and is now working with Witcher 4 and Cyberpunk studio CD Projekt Red. Read more Read more ›

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