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Behaviour Interactive lays off more people as 'demand for mobile and casual external development projects has declined'
By Andy Chalk published
news BI is best known for Dead by Daylight, but it does a lot of other work too, and that's apparently drying up.

Australia wants to know how Valve is combating 'extreme-right communities' on Steam
By Shaun Prescott last updated
News If Valve doesn't comply with a new transparency notice it could face big fines.

15 years ago, anyone could send PC Gamer magazine text messages. We got some weird ones
By Wes Fenlon published
Spk Ur Mnd "Finally, an excuse to wear a dressing gown and chase down peasants with cavalry."

Hideo Kojima went to Valve and like a master troll took a photo of himself with 3 Half-Life gravity guns
By Rich Stanton published
And the orb!

Kiki Wolfkill, longtime Halo veteran and head of Xbox Film and TV, has left Microsoft after nearly 30 years
By Andy Chalk published
news Wolfkill called the decision to leave Microsoft "difficult but exhilarating."

PC and Xbox Game Pass subscriptions just dropped around the world—here are the new prices in Australia
By Shaun Prescott published
News PC Game Pass is now AU$2.50 less per month.

12 years after the original and with its themes more relevant than ever, anti-war game This War of Mine is getting a full remake
By Andy Chalk published
news 11 Bit Studios is also working on a new Frostpunk game, and two unannounced projects.

Xbox Game Pass prices are going down, but future Call of Duty games won't be added until 'about a year' after they launch
By Andy Chalk published
news The new prices are still higher than they were before last year's price hike.

If you can't get enough Troy Baker in your videogames, here's the good news: he's going to start making them
By Rich Stanton published
News Wonder if they'll star Troy Baker?

MindsEye studio faces new legal action over employee surveillance software that workers' union alleges was 'recording individuals in their homes and without their consent'
By Andy Chalk published
news The IWGB union says the software was removed in March, but BARB is refusing to disclose what data it collected.
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