The Steam Deck Verified status for Yakuza Kiwami 3 and its expansion, Dark Ties, was recently confirmed. You can see a screenshot of the verification on the game’s Steam store page.
This new trailer comes after we released character trailers for Lyle McLeish and Holly Asturias. If you didn’t see our earlier preview, you can read James’ impressions here. Plus, a demo for the Code Vein II character creator will be available later this month.
These tiny robots are about the size of a few human hairs – just 200 by 300 by 50 micrometers, meaning you’d need a microscope to see them clearly. Despite being so small, they can move on their own and be programmed to perform tasks like swimming, sensing temperature, and following specific routes, all without needing any remote control.
Hooded Horse CEO Tim Bender recently told Kotaku that the company prohibits the use of AI-generated art in games they publish. He explained this is now a standard clause in all their contracts, stating they won’t accept any AI-created assets. Bender also admitted that the rise of AI tools has personally made his job more challenging, expressing frustration that it’s created more work for his team.
Season 4 is live!
MrBeast invested heavily in the second season of his Prime Video competition show, constructing a full city – aptly named “Beast City” – where contestants live and compete in massive challenges.
Most rewards in the game are given as cash, which players can use to buy things like cars, gear, and other items needed for a smooth roleplaying experience. Here’s a guide to the available rewards and how to use your codes to get them.
During the New Game+ Showcase (as reported by VGC), Julian Gerighty confirmed that The Division 3 is currently in development. He described the game as looking incredibly promising, calling it a ‘monster’ in terms of its potential.
These remarks come as people are increasingly discussing the use of AI in creative fields, particularly after some games received criticism for using it. A recent case involves the highly praised RPG, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, which lost two Indie Game Awards – including the top prizes – after it was discovered the game had included AI-created content during its development. This violated the competition’s rules against AI use, even though the game was later updated to remove those assets.
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