Riot Games accidentally revealed that 2XKO, the League of Legends fighting game, officially launches on January 20, 2026, ending its early access period. The 2v2 tag fighter comes to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S alongside the full PC release and Season 1 launch.

GSC Game World dropped a six-minute atmospheric teaser hinting at STALKER 2’s first story DLC taking players to the infamous Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. The studio also confirmed a massive Unreal Engine 5 upgrade coming in 2026 to improve performance and stability.

Epic Games Store is giving away the entire Trine Classic Collection for free, including four beloved puzzle platformers worth $50. Act fast as this four-game bundle disappears on December 31, making it one of the best deals in the holiday giveaway.

A revolutionary new gaming showcase launches January 8, 2026, promising authentic game reveals free from sponsored slots. The New Game Plus Showcase features 45 games curated by content creators who genuinely love them, challenging traditional event formats.

The beloved beat ’em up sequel River City Ransom Underground is being removed from Steam as its licensing agreement with Arc System Works expires. Fans have one last chance to grab this cult classic for just $3 before it disappears forever.

Nintendo’s Switch 2 has already surpassed the Wii U’s entire lifetime sales in the United Kingdom after just six months on the market. The fastest-selling console ever continues its record-breaking momentum, leaving Nintendo’s biggest flop firmly in the rearview mirror.

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re looking back at every game that achieved Steam’s legendary ‘Overwhelmingly Positive’ rating this year. From indie darlings to surprise hits, these titles represent the absolute best gaming experiences that earned near-universal praise from players.

Hardware Unboxed’s comprehensive testing reveals whether 16GB is still enough for gaming or if 32GB has become the new standard. The results might surprise budget builders and performance enthusiasts alike as RAM prices skyrocket heading into 2026.

Square Enix producer Takashi Tokita recently revealed that an unexpected bug during Final Fantasy 7’s development caused the terrifying Jenova cutscene to suddenly play on his monitor, giving him the fright of his life. The story is part of a fascinating collection of Japanese developers sharing their most memorable development bugs.

Shell Soldier, a high-intensity first-person shooter developed by solo indie developer CatHuntTree, delivers chaotic FEAR-style gunfights in a dystopian 2052 setting. The free demo on Steam is already turning heads with its fast-paced combat and visceral action.