Update 1.10 introduces a new ‘Casual’ difficulty setting, making it easier for players to enjoy Hinako’s story without frustratingly difficult battles. The New Game+ mode has also been improved with a new feature that allows experienced players to skip the initial parts of the game and unlock different endings faster.
If this game feels similar to the Hearts of Iron series, that’s because it shares a history with it. The development team, Wolferos, started as modders who created The Great War, a highly-rated modification for Hearts of Iron IV. Essentially, this new game builds upon the ideas and concepts first explored in that popular mod, taking the gameplay to a World War I setting.
So, the demo is finally out on everything after that State of Play yesterday! Square Enix also dropped a new story trailer, which looks awesome. If you haven’t seen it yet, you can find info on pre-order bonuses and special editions here. And, I just put up my preview of the game after playing it on both Steam and the Switch 2 – you can check that out here too!
Fans of AI: The Somnium Files will be happy to hear the game is getting a physical release on PlayStation 5 for $39.99 – the same price as the digital version. PlayStation 4 and Xbox Series X|S versions will only be available digitally. The Switch version, including a special 2 Key Card edition and the standard physical copy, will cost $49.99. A limited-edition tote bag bundle will also be available for the PS5 version through the Spike Chunsoft store.
People often say cleanliness is next to godliness, but a group of dedicated housekeepers in Las Vegas might argue that competitiveness is just as important. They come together annually to demonstrate their exceptional cleaning abilities.
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Valve is making it easier for developers to bring their Android apps to Steam. They’ll be providing a new developer kit, called Steam Frame, specifically for those already familiar with creating apps and VR experiences for Android phones using APKs.
The Ratchet & Clank series began in 2002 with the first game developed by Insomniac Games for the PlayStation 2. Over the next ten years, a total of twelve main games were released, plus several spin-offs, making it a hugely successful franchise for PlayStation.
Arc Raiders officially launched on October 30, 2025, after a long wait, and quickly became a hit with both critics and players.
Jagex CEO Jon Bellamy, also known as Mod North to players, announced in a video that Treasure Hunter will be removed on January 19, 2026, following community feedback.