The Journey to the Savage Planet sequel mirrors the bizarro world through which its developers have lived
One of the most memorable game debuts of all time is debuting all over again
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Ghostrunner, last year’s terrific first-person parkour game, will leap, grapple, wall-run, and maybe trip (but in a…
In its latest round of fiscal results, 505 Games parent company Digital Bros appeared to reveal that a Bloodstained:…
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Remedy Games’ paranormal office thriller Control will come to next-gen consoles digitally on February 2, followed by…
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505 Games has announced that Indivisible, the Valkyrie Profile-esque RPG developed by Lab Zero Games, has ceased…
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Remedy Entertainment says it’s looking into how to improve Control’s performance on console but that it will take time. The studio also says that an on/off toggle for Motion Blur and Film Grain will be coming in the next update, along with improvements to the map display.
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What’s black, white and red all over and coming this fall for Xbox One and PlayStation 4? A double-pack of Limbo and Inside. Playdead’s pair of stark and beautiful indie platformers hit stores on September 12 for $29.99, courtesy of publisher 505 Games.