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Xbox Leak Reveals Mewgenics Console Ports Are Nearly Here

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By George Foster Verified, Harry Alston Verified
| EIN News
A listing for Mewgenics has been discovered on the official Xbox Store before an official reveal, and it even seems to reveal a release date of September 8. Mewgenics Console Ports Are Coming Sooner Than Expected An Xbox Store Page Has Been Found Ahead Of A Reveal Only an Xbox listing has been found for Mewgenics so far, but you can bet that it’ll come to PlayStation at the same time. Nintendo is a little less certain with the game’s disturbing themes, though.
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How Skylanders Veterans Are Reinventing Creature Collectors In Voidling Bound

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By Harry Alston Verified
| TheGamer Verified
Voidling Bound is a new creature collector developed by Hatchery Games, a studio made up of veteran developers whose credits include Skylanders, Borderlands 3, and other triple-A titles. The concept is relatively simple, but still quite different to anything I’ve played before: you collect alien creatures, level them up, send them into missions, gather resources, and evolve them into increasingly more powerful versions with acid, fire, and cold attacks.
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10 Biggest Successes From Steam Next Fest

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By Harry Alston Verified
| TheGamer Verified
Steam Next Fest ends today, bringing another packed week of demos to a close. While hundreds of games fought for a place on the homepage, and some received a lot of backlash for obvious AI, a few games stood out from the rest, drawing in thousands of players and loads of positive reviews. The best part? Many of these games are releasing sooner than you might think. Here are the biggest success stories from this week's event, along with their release dates.
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