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Torchlight 3 studio Echtra Games, acquired by Zynga in 2021 to help it move into PC and console gaming, is being closed without doing that
news Echtra was working on a new RPG for Zynga, but it never saw the light of day.
Former Ubisoft execs face trial in France this week on charges of 'moral and sexual harassment'
News Testimonies and internal Ubisoft audits allege an "institutionalized schoolboy environment" of racism, bullying, and sexual misconduct.
A new Dungeons and Dragons 'singleplayer action-adventure' game is coming from the former director of Respawn's Star Wars Jedi games
news Stig Asmussen has finally revealed what he's getting up to at his new Giant Skull studio.
Apple is reportedly creating its own Steam-like game launcher, but it's still missing the key to making gaming on Mac great
news Apple is creating its own game launcher, but what it really needs is a page from Valve's book.
'We wish to express our deepest regret': Bulletstorm and Outriders dev People Can Fly suspends unannounced projects in yet another wave of gaming layoffs
news Two of People Can Fly's planned mystery games may never see the light of day.
Yooka-Laylee developer Playtonic confirms layoffs: 'The landscape is shifting, and with it, so must we'
news Former employees began sharing reports of cuts at Playtonic last week.
ZeniMax QA union reaches a tentative contract agreement with Microsoft including 'substantial across-the-board wage increases,' worker protections, and more
news Two months after voting to authorize a strike, the finish line is in sight.
