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Den of Wolves studio 10 Chambers announces 'significant restructuring' and layoffs, 'including several of the studio’s co-founders'
news 10 Chambers says the remaining team is "fully committed" to Den of Wolves.
'There's no reason for Discord to comply in advance' with social media age verification laws instead of 'fighting for their users' says EFF expert
News Discord's plan to require face scans or ID verification is capitulation to overbearing legislation that's still far from universal.
Despite having nearly its entire back catalog on Steam, Suda51's studio doesn't benefit much from sales of its old games: 'It's really nice for the other people who are making bank off that, though'
News Romeo Is a Dead Man is Grasshopper Manufacture's first new self-published release on Steam.
After its teen social media ban, Australia is swooping on Roblox following 'ongoing concerns about online child grooming'
News It could face fines of up to AU$49.5 million.
Remedy's new CEO is a former sports betting guy and EA executive who aims to 'scale Remedy in a way that builds lasting value'
news Is it just me or does that not sound great?
FTL-like Void War was DMCAed by Games Workshop due to 'oversized convex shoulder pads with a metallic rim'
News "For the legally distinct God-King!"
219 hours of XCOM 2 and 20 minutes of Fallout: Size Five Games' director Dan Marshall takes us through the games on his PC
Disk Cleanup The co-creator of the Swindle, Lair of the Clockwork God and Earth Must Die gives us the lowdown on his gaming tastes.
Hideo Kojima pulls out of GDC at the last minute
news Kojima was set to deliver the first GDC keynote in five years, but announced today that he'll be unable to attend.
The PC Gaming Show returns to heat up your summer once again
News Better upgrade your computer's cooling fan.
Turkish government proposes legislation that would throttle Steam and other gaming platforms into unusability if they don't comply with demands for company data and content removal
News Companies that fail to deliver their information within five days would face escalating fines and up to 90% bandwidth restriction.
