Players Can’t Believe No Man’s Sky Is Finally Letting Them Build In Space
In space, no one can hear you scream (about the ever increasing cost of home ownership)
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Zeverland Game Designer Discusses Its Unique Take on the Zombie Apocalypse
Survival crafting game Zeverland puts a unique spin on the genre by making its zombie apocalypse deceptively cute and allowing you to modify just about everything you can find. That means you can duct tape a clothes iron to a tennis racket to turn it into a deadly weapon, or weld a camera to a…
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How a VFX Controversy Propelled the Strange Journey of Na Hong-Jin’s Sci-Fi Blockbuster Hope
By the time I sat down with Na Hong-jin and his translator at a way-too-big hotel conference room table across the street from Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, the director and writer already had the biggest movie in Korea. His latest film, Hope, had set the year’s record for opening-weekend admissions in the country,…
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God Save Birmingham New Preview: This Medieval Zombie Apocalypse Is Steadily Finding Its Vision
Key Preview Takeaways: Setting off a zombie apocalypse during medieval times is a fantastic hook. The survival aspects in this realism-aimed world works in Birmingham’s favor. Combat in particular is much-improved since the last preview build. Zombie apocalypses have certainly been a popular setting for many a game, and it’s one that most players know…
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Is Lanterns Hiding a Major Batman Connection?
James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DCU may be a couple of years old now, but we still have yet to meet this universe’s version of what is undoubtedly DC’s biggest superhero. Where is the DCU version of Batman? Apart from a quick cameo silhouette seen in the animated series Creature Commandos, we’ve seen neither hide…
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Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World Has 500 Beasts to Collect, and They’re All Super Weird | IGN Preview
Key Preview Takeaways: The Toriyama art style makes the latest version in this long-running Dragon Quest sub-series instantly appealing. A staggering 500 collectible monsters left me blown away by the variety and sheer roster size. Some people in my preview session experienced motion sickness while exploring the world map. While the core Dragon Quest games…
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The Magic of Disney Animation Proves Walt Disney World’s Mission of Thoughtfully Updating its Historical Attractions Is Working
Walt Disney World is gearing up for the biggest expansion of its nearly 55-year history, as it is currently underway in bringing Villains Land, the Cars-themed Piston Peak, Monsters, Inc.’s Monstropolis, and much more to life. However, as exciting as it is to see Disney building new lands, its additional focus and care on revitalizing…
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KeyForge’s Digital Revival Faces a Long Road to Steam
Ghost Galaxy has announced KeyForge Online, a digital adaptation of its unique deck card game, with independent studio Yellow King developing the project under license. A Gamefound crowdfunding campaign is scheduled to launch before the end of 2026, with a Steam release targeted for 2028 – similar in spirit to how Riftbound’s own digital client…
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Physint Could Be Xbox’s Biggest Gamble Yet
This is an IGN opinion piece from Simon Cardy, who is always happy to see creators like Hideo Kojima being allowed to push video games forward with new ideas, wherever their home may be. Microsoft’s hijacking of Hideo Kojima’s Physint is without a doubt the company’s biggest PR win in a year of disastrous news.…
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Planet Zoo 2 Puts You Right Down into the Wild With Your Animals | IGN Preview
Key Preview Takeaways: Conservation is an excellent addition to the scope of Planet Zoo. PZ2 immediately drops you into the on-the-ground view, which is an effective way to bring you into the game. There’s a lot of detailing and decorating to do for players interested in that. The animal lover in me was immediately delighted…