Beginning October 1st, Game Pass Core subscribers will get access to three new games: Cities: Skylines – Remastered, Disney Dreamlight Valley, and Warhammer 40,000: Darktide, all included with their existing subscription. These games will be added to the Game Pass Core library, which already features over 50 titles and costs $9.99 per month.
Currently, the only details available about Dragon Quest Smash/Grow are that it’s a mobile game in the Dragon Quest series and a teaser trailer will be released tomorrow at 6 AM Pacific Time. You can watch the trailer in both English and Japanese using the links provided below.
Starting September 15th, new Twitch users will be required to verify their age by scanning their faces using age estimation technology to ensure they comply with local laws.
The full release of Palworld 1.0 is delayed while Pocketpair focuses on fixing and improving the current version of the game.
The Borderlands games are known for being great to play with friends, and the latest installment continues that tradition. However, some players are running into issues when trying to join each other’s games, and are instead seeing an error message.
There was so much excitement surrounding the game’s announcement that some independent developers delayed their own releases to avoid competing with it. But others decided to launch their games around the same time, choosing to go head-to-head with Team Cherry.
Neuro is a virtual streamer, or VTuber, powered by artificial intelligence. She uses a sophisticated AI system that lets her respond quickly and even interact with viewers in her Twitch chat. In December 2024, Neuro broke records with a massive ‘subathon’ event, achieving the largest ever Twitch Hype Train – reaching level 111 with over 84,000 new subscriptions and 1.2 million bits gifted to the channel.
The Lift is a new game that feels like a mix of the SCP Foundation, Pacific Drive, and Control. You play as a maintenance worker – fixing things like benches and lights – within a strange and unsettling facility. I’ve even started calling it “The Oldest House Flipper”! A free demo is available on Steam today, and I recently got a chance to play about three hours of it. It takes inspiration from games I love, but combines those elements in a fresh and interesting way.
On September 15th, shortly after midnight, someone broke into a business in Orange County and stole cash. Thankfully, no one was hurt.
This Kabuto card is from the 1999 Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion called Fossil. Fossil was one of the first sets ever released and featured Pokémon inspired by prehistoric creatures. It’s still a popular choice for collectors of older cards.