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The Wardogs Grind Has Me Less Excited For Wipe Day
The Wardogs wipe day is almost here, and with it comes a new grind to get my favorite weapons and toys back. After putting in around 140 hours, I’ve unlocked a lot of what I enjoy using, but there are still items I wouldn’t mind getting. While I’ve enjoyed my time thus far, I’m not…
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Game Trailer Editors Describe Generative AI As Poison
Game developers are experimenting with generative AI to make trailers, but is it capable of doing that? By using genAI to speed up this marketing step, it’s functioning as a shortcut that is seen as lazy and poisonous. Any association with genAI can ruin a game’s reputation, as happened with ARK: Aquatica and James Pond…
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I Need Google To Stop Shoving AI Gaming Guides in My Face
The last few years have shown Google removing a huge chunk of traffic from many websites while simultaneously replacing them with terrible sources. This goes beyond the AI Overview slop, where we’re now seeing an emphasis on unreliable Reddit comments and unknown websites. I’ve especially noticed this as a gaming guide writer, where certain websites…
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Key Resellers Exploit Digital Gaming Convention Endix
A digital gaming convention named Endix became an opportunity for key resellers to exploit. During the November 2025 event, certain users realized how easily they could get games to sell on gray market websites. This unfortunate vulnerability, while potentially short-lived, especially harms indie developers. One example among many includes Race Jam, which is currently on…
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I Wish Roblox Developers Focused on Depth Over Constant Updates
Covering Roblox games has shown me that many developers prioritize quantity over quality to keep players’ attention. I often see this with popular games, where it feels as though the developer is worried about losing its audience. And in an attempt to prevent that, they burn themselves out crunching to add new updates weekly.
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Raw Fury is Removing Superfuse From Steam in October
The Steam Early Access game Superfuse has had an eventful year with the developer going through bankruptcy procedures, but we’ve finally gotten an answer from the publisher. The publisher Raw Fury is removing Superfuse from Steam on October 10.
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Militsioner is More Familiar Than it Should Be
You wouldn’t think that a game set in a police state with a massive cop watching you would be as relatable as it is, but here we are. Militsioner’s story starts with a giant cop arresting you for a crime you know nothing about. What’s the crime? Why were you arrested? What’s going on?
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Great Steam Next Fest June 2025 Games to Wishlist
The Steam Next Fest June 2025 just took place and it was filled with tons of awesome games and demos to check out. We’ve put together this list of some great games you should add to your wishlist. There’s a little bit of everything for everyone to try and give you some variety.
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Superfuse Developer May Continue Post-Bankruptcy
The latest bankruptcy report for the Superfuse developer, Stitch Heads, provides new information like the potential of a company restart. Other details in this article include a vague reasoning for bankruptcy, a deal with Chucklefish, and when the bankruptcy process may end. Disclaimer: I’m not a lawyer and I had to rely heavily on Google…
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Superfuse Developer Files One Business For Bankruptcy
The Superfuse game developer Stitch Heads began its bankruptcy process in November 2024. A user in the Superfuse Discord discovered this news shortly after our story diving into the game’s development went live. However, that doesn’t appear to be the whole story.
