Latest articles by Andy Chalk
Summer Game Fest is here, so get ready for a lot of, 'Ugh, that game with the cool trailer used AI'
news A pile of new game announcements are coming over the next several days, and we can expect a pile of AI disclosures, too.
For the sixth year running, Dontnod honors Pride Month by giving away an award-winning adventure game
news Tell Me Why is free on Steam and Xbox for the duration of June.
PlayerUnknown's survival game is shutting down 6 months after launch: 'I have reached the limits of how far I can continue to fund this journey'
news PlayerUnknown Productions, founded by Brendan Greene after he left Krafton in 2021, is also laying off staff.
Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis delayed into 2027, but there's a new gameplay trailer to make up for it
news Our first proper look at the Unreal Engine 5-powered remake of Lara Croft's original adventure dropped during today's Sony State of Play.
Mina the Hollower sells 300,000 in 3 days, Yacht Club Games is saved
news Founder Cris Velasco said last year the Mina the Hollower was "make-or-break" for the studio, and they made it—for now, anyway.
3 years after a $2 billion implosion, studio closures, and cancellations, Embracer's new CEO hopes 'trust is improving'
news Well, you can only go up from here, right?
Former Forza Horizon creative director reveals his studio's debut racer, which is still alive despite losing Amazon support
news Clutch will be fully revealed on Friday during the Summer Game Fest showcase, but we got our first look at it today.
The League of Legends MMO adds another World of Warcraft vet to its team
news Former WoW lead combat designer Brian Holinka has found a new home.
Gabe Newell on Steam monopoly accusations: Gamers have 'enormous choice' about where to buy games
news Newell also said in 2023 testimony that Steam's 'unwritten rule' against charging lower prices on other storefronts does not exist.
The Witcher 3 sold another 5 million copies over the last year: 'This cements its place among the best-selling videogames in history'
news It was already among the best-selling games of all time, really, but now it's even bigger.
Game Pass success story: It turns out that when you make things cheaper, more people will buy them
news Who could've guessed?
StarCraft 2 development ended 6 years ago, but Blizzard still won't stop messing with it
news A new patch for 2026 rolled out yesterday, and it's a big one.
Fable 4 is delayed into 2027 and we all know why
news Microsoft says 2026 is "packed" with new games including, uh, one in particular.
6 months before the launch of Grand Theft Auto 6, Rockstar employees in the UK have formed a union
news The Rockstar Game Workers Union is a subsidiary of the Independent Workers of Great Britain union that's been fighting Rockstar over the 2025 firing of 31 employees.
'Proper big': The Witcher 3's new expansion will be 'closer to Blood and Wine' in scope
news CD Projekt also has "some other content currently at an advanced production phase," and it's expected to be out later this year.
Despite astronomical price hike, the Steam Deck has sold out again in North America
news Less than 24 hours after the stock was replenished, the stock is gone.
Subnautica 2's botched bonus deal is about to wipe out more than one-third of Krafton's $736 million annual profit for 2025
news Newly-revealed details of the Unknown Worlds acquisition make it look like a very bad deal for Krafton.
Indie dev earns Reddit love after telling people not to buy their game because it's going on sale soon
news The maker of the typing game battle royale Final Sentence reckons you can save a couple bucks for something else.
Zenless Zone Zero 'copied my puzzle game,' indie dev says, posts a pretty convincing video to prove it
news This is the second time over the past month that MiHoYo has been accused of ripping off an indie project for one of its games.
Steam Deck price skyrockets, 1TB model now costs $949
news The state of the world has caught up to Valve's hardware.
The Witcher 3 reveals new system requirements and it's now Windows 11 or nothing
news It's been 11 years, you know.
Four years later, Microsoft finally finishes fighting over the Activision acquisition
news A lawsuit suit, filed by Sjunde AP-Fonden, alleged that the buyout was rushed in order to protect Activision's then-CEO Bobby Kotick.
Remedy's new CEO thinks cross-media deals will help its games sell more, and for once I think I agree
news It's a lot of business talk, but that doesn't necessarily make it wrong.
