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“Highguard” maker Wildlight Entertainment has laid off multiple members of its staff less than a month after the release of its debut video game. “Today we made an incredibly difficult decision to part ways with a number of our team members while keeping a core group of developers to continue innovating on and supporting the

Could we get another shadow drop?We're pretty hyped for the return of the Xbox Developer Direct showcase at some point later this January (a date hasn't been announced yet), as it's one of our favourite events of the year — and this is a particularly special year!As part of Xbox's 25th anniversary celebrations...

Remedy Entertainment has spoken out to defend its publishing deal for Alan Wake 2, which saw the game launch on PC exclusively via the Epic Games Store. More than two years later, there's still no sign of it coming to rival storefront Steam. Released in October 2023, Alan Wake 2 took a year to eventually

Acclaim Entertainment was one of the most prolific and well-known video game brands in the 1990s, having been responsible for creating series like Burnout and NBA Jam, but unfortunately things went awry in the 2000s and they shuttered in 2004. Most of their assets were sold off to companies like THQ and Crave Entertainment. My

Polygon developer calls World Liberty Financial the ‘scam of all scams” Monika Ghosh · 10 hours ago · 3 min read A Polygon developer whose wallet was blacklisted claims World Liberty Financial is the "new age mafia" that "stole" his funds. 3 min read Updated: Sep. 7, 2025 at 5:15 pm UTC Cover art/illustration via

A developer has dropped a £2.4m claim it brought against three Carey Group firms over their role in the demolition bid-rigging scandal after reaching a legal settlement. Circadian Ltd, a subsidiary of Hong Kong property giant CK Asset Holdings, lodged the claim with the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) in March for damages, plus interest and

Photovolt Development Partners, the company behind the Botley West Solar Farm, will increase the project's community benefit fund to £440,000 a year...

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has to be one of our games of the year – and 33 days after release it’s sold 3.3 million copies. The news of the French turn-based RPG’s success was revealed by creator Sandfall Interactive across social media today, which not so coincidentally, is exactly 33 days since the games launch.