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Developer Nukklear already used the obvious joke in the latest press release for its helicopter shooter Comanche, so I'll spare you that (mostly).

Last week's Star Wars: The Old Republic Cantina Livestream was supposed to cover new content coming in Update 6.2: Echoes of Vengeance, including the new Mandalorian flashpoint.

Rogue Planet Games is celebrating the eighth anniversary of PlanetSide 2, which launched all the way back in November of 2012.

Last month, we reported that Roblox was looking to go public "in early 2021." Unlike with most things going on this year, that timetable has actually been moved up, as the free-to-play gaming behemoth has filed to go public on...

Lots of free-to-play games let you earn premium currency through gameplay, but very few will admit that they're handing out too much of the stuff and need to pull in the reins a bit.

Earlier this evening, Digital Extremes launched its Deimos: Arcana update for Warframe on PC, pleasing fans for the sudden launch but mildly annoying press people who felt compelled to write about the update while they were en...

Blizzard has been getting blasted for the past week following the implementation of its new progression system for Hearthstone.

Bigger than Fortnite, World of Warcraft, and League of Legends, Smilegate's Crossfire hasn't had much of a footprint outside of its native Asian region.

Blood of Steel is a free-to-play medieval battle game where you lead famous generals from history into battle.

An expansion is never late, nor is it early.

Not that there was any doubt about it, but Wargaming made it official today, launching World of Tanks console version on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X.

Gaijin Entertainment has launched what it's calling the "biggest update ever" for War Thunder, which brings not only a bunch of new content to the game but also a new graphics engine -- especially sure to please users on the X...

In vaguely Fortnite-related news: The App Store is about to get a lot cheaper for developers -- smaller developers, that is, which is unlikely to do Epic Games any good.

Everyone's having to change their late-year plans in 2020, and game developers are no different.