Saturday, September 5

Author: Natalia Ganeva

Blizzard May Announce A New StarCraft Game At The Next BlizzCon

Blizzard May Announce A New StarCraft Game At The Next BlizzCon

Gaming
Credit: Blizzard Entertainment Strange changes have been noticed on the official StarCraft website, which may hint at the imminent announcement of a new game in the universe. Although the page's primary content remains dedicated to StarCraft Remastered, certain elements have begun randomly flickering and disappearing, including images, text blocks, and other interface elements. Blizzard hasn't yet confirmed that this is related to the new project. However, the suspicious glitch appears amid several reports about the franchise's possible return. It was previously reported that Blizzard is developing a shooter set in the StarCraft universe under the direction of former Far Cry executive producer Dan Hay. Rumor has it that the shooter will feature a third-person perspective and will...
‘Final Fantasy 7 Revelation’ To Be Released On April 8

‘Final Fantasy 7 Revelation’ To Be Released On April 8

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Credit: Square Enix At the September State of Play, the release date for Final Fantasy VII Revelation was announced. The game will be released on April 8, 2027 (on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch 2), as announced in a new trailer. It also showcases new story and gameplay footage, but the developers revealed even more details in a separate video. The demo included a look at new movement and combat abilities, free switching between active characters, the loyal chocobo Pico (which levels up along with the heroes), and a prototype class system. According to the story, as Sephiroth approaches godhood, Cloud Strife and his companions attempt to stop Meteor, the ultimate destructive spell. Thanks to the airship Highwind, players will be able to explore the entire planet. The...
Steam Deck Now Supports Over 30,000 Games From The Steam Library

Steam Deck Now Supports Over 30,000 Games From The Steam Library

Gaming, Trendy
Credit: steamdeck.com Valve has rated 8,939 games as "Fully Compatible" and another 21,067 as "Playable," for a total of 30,006 Steam Deck titles. Separately, 31,265 games are marked as SteamOS compatible, while 6,848 are marked as "Not Supported." ProtonDB also tracks other interesting metrics, one of which is the percentage of playable and verified games on Steam Deck that are currently trending. According to these metrics, 40% of the top 10 Steam games by concurrent players are verified or playable, and that figure rises to 46% of the top 100 games by player count. SteamOS is a separate platform, with 31,265 games rated "SteamOS Compatible." These numbers include games no longer available for purchase; those who previously purchased them can still download and play them.
‘The Long Dark’ To Receive New DLC

‘The Long Dark’ To Receive New DLC

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Credit: Hinterland Canadian studio Hinterland's head, Raphael van Lierop, discussed the future development of the survival simulator The Long Dark and plans for its sequel, Blackfrost: The Long Dark 2. Blackfrost gameplay is planned to be revealed before the end of the year, after which the community will be actively updated on the title's status. The studio is currently receiving offers from various publishers and is considering them, but has not yet found a suitable partner. In the current climate, the studio will continue to actively support The Long Dark. The game, whose main story is now complete, will receive new expansions. The developers are not yet ready to discuss them in detail, but they have shared a couple of screenshots. The team will also continue to support and...