Just months after shutting down XDefiant, Ubisoft is reportedly developing Project Scout, a sci-fi competitive FPS built on Unreal Engine 5. Leaked screenshots reveal an Apex Legends-inspired shooter, and insiders warn that players might not like what they’ve seen so far.

After 18 years of waiting, Team Fortress 3 could finally be in development at Valve. Credible insider Tyler McVicker claims he’s confident the project is moving forward, backed by datamined evidence showing a mysterious TF codename in Source 2 engine files.

Epic Games quietly updated its developer rules to allow random paid items in Fortnite creator maps, sparking immediate backlash and accusations of introducing gambling mechanics. The company insists it’s not gambling, but the community isn’t buying that explanation.

Team Ninja might be reviving Dead or Alive 6 with a major announcement coming this week. After years of silence, the fighting game community is buzzing with speculation about an Ultimate Edition and what it could mean for the franchise.

Sony’s Q2 2025 financial results reveal Destiny 2’s sales and user engagement fell far below acquisition expectations, forcing a $204 million impairment loss against Bungie assets while Steam player counts hit record lows of 13,497 concurrent users compared to 314,000 peak last year.

System update 21.0.0 dropped November 10 finally adding icons to distinguish physical and digital games on the home menu, plus Switch 2 gets a low-latency audio mode for Pro Controllers, cancel all downloads, and GameChat improvements that should have existed from day one.

Project Reality just dropped its 2025 statistics trailer proving the hardcore tactical shooter mod that launched in 2005 continues thriving with more weekly players than at any point in its two-decade history, outlasting seven mainline Battlefield releases and even inspiring Squad.

Sony’s Q2 2025 financial results show the PlayStation 5 shipped 3.9 million units last quarter, bringing lifetime sales to 84.2 million, while Ghost of Yotei crushed launch expectations with 3.3 million copies sold in just 32 days, vastly outperforming Astro Bot from the same period last year.

The new narrative RPG from Owlcat Games and Emotion Spark Studio released November 11 with Mortismal Gaming immediately completing it and calling it therapy the game, a Disco Elysium-inspired time loop experience that tackles mental health with surprising depth and gorgeous parallax art.

Dejige Haku returned to Akihabara UDX on November 9 with over 200 indie and doujin game developers showing off everything from one-dimensional roguelikes to train simulators, proving Japan’s indie scene is thriving beyond anything the West sees.