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Folks with money tied in Anthropic and Nvidia blame job losses for low approval

From a more modest cleaning simulator to a DOS-inspired monster brawl, a round up of brand new gems from the indie world

Online chuds are claiming it's lesbian propaganda

Turns out, it's the same guy who made it in the first place

The game is doing gangbusters and it's still only in Early Access

Noclip's Computer Worlds showcase was full of indie releases you should be paying attention to

Embark's CEO says 'most' of the in-game voice lines are now recorded by real actors

No one's buying Epic's defense of shrinkflation

The Mystery Dungeon series lives on in Pokopia players’ islands

Update 1.0.0.4 made gunshots much louder and that has made the game deadlier for many

Marathon's recent tweak to gun noises is the latest example of how, in 2026, games can't solidify into anything special

The games are free to claim for existing subscribers

The games were removed from Valve's storefront earlier this year but concerns remain

Ex-director Jeff Kaplan’s story about the pressures the team faced has put some things into perspective

Want to watch The Boys or Fallout in 4K? You'll need to pay Amazon an extra $5 a month on top of your Prime subscription

Also: Someone from the Doom movie reminds us it sucked, Crimson Desert has pre-launch issues, and a new roguelike shooter looks good

Ludovic Mbock will have a follow-up hearing in May

This is the complete antithesis of those grimly ad-riddled mobile mergers

'We are hopeful if enough developers and studios are moved to participate this could be a genuine tipping point,' the studio said in a statement

Laser sensors are a game changer in the life sim