DualShockers’ Best Multiplayer Games of 2025

With so many amazing games available, the real winners are the players. They’re the ones who get to lose themselves in fantastic virtual worlds and enjoy the incredible work of dedicated game developers.

How Horses’ Ban Reflects The Gaming Industry’s Double Standards And Emotional Immaturity

The game ‘Horses,’ which contains mature themes, is facing criticism as part of a larger debate about acceptable content in media and gaming. This controversy highlights broader questions about artistic freedom, specifically who gets to create and showcase adult content in games, and what boundaries corporate game companies will enforce on these types of explorations.

It’s Almost Annoying How Fun Splitgate 2 Was

It’s a real shame to see Splitgate 2 kind of fall by the wayside. I was really excited about it when it came out in May – the developers seemed so confident they had something special. They were clearly aiming for that classic arena shooter feel, like the Halo and Titanfall games I grew up with, which I loved. But honestly, it felt a bit confused. They tried to chase current trends, like adding battle royale stuff and using modern monetization, and it just didn’t quite click for me. It felt like it couldn’t decide if it wanted to be a nostalgic throwback or a modern shooter.

Gather Speed codes (December 2025)

Redeem codes will give you coins to help you unlock improvements and bonus items, making your gameplay smoother and faster. If you want to keep the game flowing and avoid having to restart often, here’s a list of current codes and how to use them.

Terminator: Survivors Delayed Yet Again, Multiplayer Co-Op Cut

Nacon Studio Milan is currently developing the game. According to creative director Marco Ponte, the delay came after several months of testing and feedback from players. Based on this feedback, the team also decided to remove the multiplayer co-op feature.

Rainbow Six Mobile Release Date Revealed After Years Of Testing

Originally announced in 2022 and tested with players starting in 2023, the game is almost ready for its worldwide launch. It’s designed to bring the popular Rainbow Six Siege gameplay to mobile devices, and Ubisoft created it specifically for mobile – it wasn’t simply ported from another platform.