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He says it’s time to try something new.

The update also fixes several important issues.

The whole global name thing seems to be causing the headaches we imagined.

Take a shot in the dark.

The fourth installment of Lost Arks's class overview is now available to players, this time covering the Martial Artist and its four advanced classes.

Okay, so I exaggerate.

If you're planning to play a lot of Lost Ark -- I'm looking at you, Zach Sharpes -- and also create a bunch of content about it -- I'm still looking at you, Zach!...

Have you chosen a class to play in Lost Ark yet?...

Amazon's not letting the failures of Crucible and Breakaway discourage it from continuing to make video games.

It's that time again!...

Last year, I wrote that 2019 was a year of potential, if not immediate impact.

Amazon recently had a new patent approved in the US for a system designed to fight toxicity in multiplayer games.

Crucible is on its last legs.

Less than half a year after its launch -- and three months after its un-launch and removal to closed beta -- Amazon Game Studios has announced that it is pulling the plug on Crucible.

It's update day for Crucible.

A patch last week added a mini map and other changes.

One of the Crucible's most-requested features is finally live.

With Leyou's ownership possibly changing and the trouble Amazon Games Studio seems to be having even getting a solid concept out the door, what will the future hold for the previously announced PC and console Free MMO based on...

As some of you already know -- because Mike told us about it on Monday -- Crucible returned to closed beta yesterday.

Crucible Team Lead Colin Johanson started off today's developer blog video by acknowledging that there's been a "great response to the premise and promise of Crucible" but also a lot of "feedback that the game needs more work ...

Take on both a hostile planet and even more hostile enemies in Amazon Games' first entry into the free-to-play shooter genre, Crucible!...

Crucible launched into early access -- or "pre-season" as Amazon Games Studios is calling it -- just last week and its reviews have been mixed.

Everyone's favorite pellet-chomper is turning 40, and in honor of the big day Amazon Games announced "Pac-Man Live Studio".

The servers for Amazon Game Studios and Relentless Studios' Crucible are now live, but you can only access them if you've secured a key for a three-hour early access window.

As the saying goes, you don't get a second chance to make a first impression.

When you announce a launch date for your game just two weeks out, having done virtually zero PR for it, you need to churn out the info in a hurry.

We got a glimpse of Crucible's hunters in the announce video from last week, but there was precious little that actually described them -- either in terms of personality or in-game ability.

Last month, we got word that the date the release of Crucible, Amazon Game Studios' free-to-play shooter, would fall in May.

Back in 2016, Amazon Game Studios announced that it was working on three new online games: Breakaway, New World, and Crucible.

A few weeks ago, we learned that Guild Wars 2 Game Director Mike Zadorojny had left ArenaNet back in November -- a fact that was unknown to the general public for several months.