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Celebrate Labor Day by playing Civilization 7 for free
By Andy Chalk Published
news There's actually no connection to Labor Day that I can see, but Civ 7 is free to play until September 10, and it's on sale too.

'Grand Theft Auto is a videogame franchise built around criminal activity': Miami-Dade County Sheriff comes out hard against a proposed GTA 6 collab with Rockstar
By Andy Chalk Published
news It actually sounds like a really good idea, but of course the cops are against it.

The White House launches online 'arcade' with its own takes on Tetris and other popular games, and it's as rotten as you'd expect
By Andy Chalk Published
news The arcade currently includes games based on Tetris, Flappy Bird, and Snake, and of course a healthy dose of racism and pro-Trump propaganda.

A popular streamer turned down a 6-figure deal to play Arc Raiders because 'the game frustrated me so much'
By Elie Gould Published
News Seven-figures? Now we're talking.

Arc Raiders' executive producer admits its developers 'couldn't keep pace with the players' and their need for content, but promises Frozen Trail as the answer
By Elie Gould Published
News "What we want to do is spend more time building quality stuff."

The Blood of Dawnwalker's mods immediately scrap the time pressure mechanic, which is apparently a dealbreaker for some people
By Harvey Randall Published
News That didn't take much time.

It's really starting to look like a new StarCraft game will be revealed at BlizzCon
By Andy Chalk Published
news Initial reports of a Nexon-developed shooter were met with doubt, but now something funky is happening with the StarCraft 2 website. And have you seen the BlizzCon schedule?

Guild Wars 3 is a lot smaller scale than Guild Wars 2 because of the new approach to combat and movement: 'You would probably see about 20 players in a large combat scenario'
By Fraser Brown Published
News Expect more clarity, but no more 100-player boss fights.

Stalker 2 studio is raffling keychains made from a shot-down Russian helicopter to raise funds for mine removal in the real-world Chornobyl Exclusion Zone
By Andy Chalk Published
news Other prizes include patches, t-shirts, and game keys—GSC Game World hopes to raise at least $100,000 for the effort.
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