Five years after launch, creators from Astro Bot, Ghost of Yōtei, and Gran Turismo 7 reveal what makes PS5 special. Spoiler: it’s not ray tracing. It’s that ridiculous haptic feedback controller everyone thought was a gimmick.

Valve quietly added a shopping cart warning that tells you when buying a bundle is cheaper than buying individual items. It’s another example of Steam putting customers first while competitors focus on exclusives.

Noclip’s second Disco Elysium documentary reveals how the studio’s crumbling Tallinn workspace directly shaped the game’s decaying world. Their furnace became a whiteboard. Their decay became Martinaise.

A previously dead Alien game is apparently back from the grave at Eidos Montreal. It features Ripley 8, has over double its original budget, and aims for a 2028 release as a survival horror experience described as Shadow of the Tomb Raider meets Xenomorphs.

Frictional Games finally revealed Ontos, the spiritual successor to SOMA that’s been in development for over a decade. It’s set in a repurposed moon hotel, stars Stellan Skarsgård, and aims to mess with your understanding of reality.

Travelling At Night finally got a trailer after years of development. Weather Factory is making an isometric CRPG set in myth-wrecked 1948 Europe, and it looks like Disco Elysium meets Sunless Sea with literal worms inside you.

The Coalition posted a quick social media update confirming Gears of War E-Day is still on track for 2026 despite skipping The Game Awards. Expect November release alongside Xbox’s 25th anniversary.

After crushing it with Total War Warhammer, Creative Assembly is aiming even higher with Total War 40K. The devs say they want to create the seminal Warhammer 40,000 game that does everything. Based on what we’ve seen, they’re not messing around.

Toroa: Skycall finally launched after 5 years of development. It’s a relaxing flight adventure where you play as an albatross crossing the Pacific Ocean, with deep Māori cultural roots and zero combat.

Rockstar says they fired 31 GTA 6 developers for leaking game secrets. The union says that’s a lie designed to cover up union busting. Now the UK government is investigating, and things are getting messy.