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What are we all playing this weekend?

What are we all playing this weekend?
What we've been playing -

What we've been playing - "As a result, I lost all my best clothes and my Switch 2"
Well, Professor Pippin Barr, you've done it again: you've ruined chess

Well, Professor Pippin Barr, you've done it again: you've ruined chess

Slay the Spire 2 gets 15 powerful new multiplayer cards, while making life easier the first time you install a mod

Saudi Arabia-owned Scopely continues its mobile investment spree with Umamusame: Pretty Derby director's new company Studio AuKnow

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 studio Sandfall isn't bothered that people may not like its next game, and that's the most refreshing thing I've heard all week

As the memory crisis continues and players begin to complain, Cinder City drops 64GB RAM requirement and ups GPU requirement instead

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation is getting a "Story Expansion Pass" amid a heap of DLC to help it wrap up the remake trilogy, leaked store listings suggest

Cyberpunk 2077 passes another extraordinary sales milestone as CD Projekt Red hails "the incredible, lasting strength" of the game

"The future of gaming shouldn't come at the expense of ownership" - Anti-DRM champion GOG restates the fundamentals as PlayStation kills off discs

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced promises smooth handheld sailing with Steam Deck and Steam Machine verification

I love being a cultist in Feed the Pit, and not just because I get to throw scummy stock-brokers into a toothy vortex

"Red line of death" - Steam Machine encounters its first major hardware fault and it's already got a fitting Xbox-inspired nickname

Relic announce a new Company of Heroes RTS, a wave defence roguelite for strategy buffs who don't have time to fight a whole World War

Rust's Common Ground update adds terrifyingly realistic apartment and shop renting, forcing you to feed capricious landlords daily scrap

Sony has already started repurposing its lone PlayStation disc factory, and the body of physical gaming isn't even cold

Former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden on Sony's years-long debate over scrapping discs, and why this time it's probably "a straight spreadsheet decision"

I love Baldur's Gate 3's queer representation, but triple-A games can still do so much more to explore lesbian stories with the depth they deserve

The final Final Fantasy 7 remake game Revelation may not actually be the end of the story, leaked DLC listings suggest

"I could feel myself coming apart at the seams": Suicide Squad leads on almost leaving the games industry after its failure

Ithaca is a road trip RPG about climate resistance and dealing with the hostage you have in your trunk

That's a bummer: Frictional's Soma follow-up Ontos has been delayed into 2027

Seoul-set MMO shooter Cinder City halves its RAM requirements, after initial specs listed 64GB of memory

Soma dev's next game, Ontos, delayed to 2027 in order to deliver on studio's "ambitious" vision

The Video Game History Foundation calls on the ESA to offer "meaningful solutions" for preserving digital-only games

The first wave of Steam Machines has arrived at long last, but those without are left watching the waitlist

"Am I going back to PS4 days?" - Former PlayStation leader Shuhei Yoshida has tried the Steam Machine, and he doesn't sound very impressed

Is yet another Microsoft studio, Obsidian, negotiating with Xbox to avoid closure? Conflicting reports emerge

"You can literally reroute a river into a desert and cause it to bloom": Star Wars Galaxies lead says of his new sandbox MMO Stars Reach

2025's Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine remaster that was inexplicably exclusive to PC and Xbox seemingly on its way to PS5 and Switch 2