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An action roguelike where you stop, earn, and master time itself. Combat that lets you defeat bosses with 0.1 seconds remaining, a design where frustration and progression interlock with narrative, and the thrill of explosive growth stand out. Sluggish early-game pacing and late-game repetition are drawbacks, but this striking new title reveals its own distinct identity. Review in Korean | Read full review

Creators: Overlap Games, NEKONEKO-SOFT Release Date: Jul 10, 2026 - PC Critic Reviews for Be Missed and Remembered: The Letter from Mayoiga There is something to the heart of the story of Be Missed and Remembered: The Letter from Mayoiga. Its theme of what it means to be remembered and how saddening it is to be forgotten is a compelling emotional core that could have made for something so, so much better than what I got.

Creators: Release Date: Jul 8, 2026 - Nintendo Switch 2, PC Critic Reviews for Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Endless Ragnarok GameMAG Unknown Author 8 / 10 Final impressions of Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok are heavily tied to how you feel about the original game. Liked it and enjoyed clearing the endgame content? Then grab the DLC without hesitation - another 50–100 hours of fun monster-slaying action are guaranteed. Enjoyed the story but not a fan of grinding?

Sony recently announced that the online storefronts for the PS3 and PS Vita will be shutting down over the course of the next year. As a result, PlayStation users will be losing digital access to a variety of classic PS1 games that are very expensive to purchase physically. In anticipation of this shutdown, there are around 20 games that are worth picking up now to avoid having to pay ludicrous prices for an original PlayStation copy.

Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, the anime remake, is set to release sometime in Fall 2026, but fans of the God of Destruction can take part in a brand-new release for him on July 8. Beerus has been popular since its introduction years ago, so it's not surprising to see theDragon Ball franchise give him an extra look ahead of said release. Of course, it's a busy time for Dragon Ball fans.

Today was a day many were waiting for, as it was described in the journalist communities as a Microsoft bloodbath. Asha has discussed it internally as a reset for XBOX. Oddly enough, rather than it being a PR manager or a community manager behind the XBOX account, the details were given straight from Asha herself on Twitter. There are a lot of details in this post she has made for the news. First off is the number. Today, there will be 1,600 people in the gaming side of Microsoft laid off.

Fortnite developer Epic Games has settled a lawsuit with a former contract worker who was accused of leaking unreleased details concerning Fortnite's planned collaborations. The settlement details between the Fortnite development team and the accused ex-contractor were not publicly disclosed as of this writing. The settlement came months after Epic Games filed a lawsuit against a leaker known as AdiraFN.

When a gaming giant drops a major announcement regarding its long-term hardware and ecosystem strategy, a certain amount of viral conversation is to be expected. After all, the relationship between a platform and its user base is built on shared expectations, especially when it comes to sensitive topics such as physical media preservation.

Microsoft just announced the most significant restructuring in XBOX history, with over 3,200 employees set to be laid off throughout 2027, and four of the company's gaming studios being handed over to new management. XBOX CEO Asha Sharma announced the layoffs earlier today, revealing that XBOX is currently operating at margins that are 3-10x lower than its competitors', as the company's all-in bet on Game Pass didn't pay out quite how they expected.

A data miner has dropped new details on the Splinter Cell Remake, slating it for somewhere between Q2 and Q4 2027 – assuming it actually makes it that far. The project is reportedly in a "fragile state right now," which is a phrase that should give everyone pause, but more on that in a moment. According to the leak, the game is being built on Snowdrop – the same engine powering The Division 2, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, and Star Wars Outlaws – and will be fully linear.