Highguard Calls It Quits (But At Least It Beat Concord)

Highguard was unveiled with a big reveal at The Game Awards 2025 as a multiplayer shooter where players control heroes and ride mounts. While the game initially attracted a large number of players, its popularity quickly dropped. Discussions about the game soon centered on its struggle to retain players and convince them to make purchases like character skins.

Highguard shutting down one month after launch

I’m really bummed to hear that Highguard is shutting down. Apparently, even though over 2 million of us checked it out, the developers, Wildlight, just couldn’t keep enough players engaged to make it work long-term. They said the servers will be up until March 12th, which is good, and they’re even releasing one last update tonight or tomorrow! It’s adding a new character class called a Warden, a new weapon, and ways to level up your account and unlock skills. It’s a bittersweet ending, but at least they’re going out with a final gift to the community.

Pokemon Go Daily Discoveries schedule (March 2026)

Each weekday, Pokémon Go offers one or two unique activities that showcase a specific part of the game. These ‘Daily Discoveries’ provide things like more frequent Pokémon encounters, better rewards, or limited-time perks, all to keep gameplay fresh and interesting.

The Sims 4 now sells fan-made content but EA pockets 70% of profits

For several years, EA has been slowly changing how players get new content in The Sims 4, moving towards a system where content is regularly purchased. They started by collaborating with players to create small content packs called Kits, then introduced larger Creator Kits. Now, they’ve expanded this further with Maker Packs – collections of items for designing Sims and building homes – available through a new in-game store called the Marketplace.