Enemies? Allies? Kill Kill Kill! The more death you bring, the stronger you become!
Yokohama, October 22th, 2026 – Arc System Works Co., Ltd. is pleased to release DEMONS’ NIGHT FEVER for PlayStation®5, Nintendo Switch™, and Steam® today on October 22, 2026.
Kill, kill, kill both enemies and allies! An unconventional strategic battle!
Exhaust all forms of evil using the Peon Exploitation System which sacrifices your allied Peons during battle! Brutal tactics such as Kill Skills and Sacrifices that detonate your underlings with your own hands are the shortest route to victory.
The more you sin, the stronger you become! Master your base to unleash pure chaos.
Pour in the Perverse Points earned through misdeeds to build your own ultimate evil army! Within the limited time, make full use of suspicious Abductions and Pillaging to strengthen your characters to their absolute limits.
The worldview changes drastically with each chapter! The story unfolds in a way that allows for all sorts of evil deeds!
Every time you defeat a chapter’s boss, the game’s situation completely transforms!
Experience the full thrill of diverse misdeeds, such as be a monster to defeat Super Rangers, be a witch to crush Magical Girls, or others!
The physical edition is available as well!
Limited to 500 copies, the physical Deluxe Edition including the original soundtrack will be exclusive to Red Art Games. Deliveries scheduled for the 3rd of December.
“I am proud to say that we have delivered a truly one-of-a-kind gaming experience and made our mark on the history of SRPGs.” — Sohei Niikawa (Roman Kitayama), Producer / Original Concept / Scenario
“We’ve ended up with a delightfully strange game […] so you can indulge without any pangs of conscience.” — Yuji Himukai, Character Design
“I had the pleasure of composing a wide variety of tracks to fit its dark yet comical world.” — Tatsuya Yano, BGM Composer
“The track Dropout is packed with the youthful mischief and playful spirit that I, even as an adult, have never forgotten.” — syudou, Theme Song Artist
About Arc System Works
A video game developer and publisher known for the GUILTY GEAR and BLAZBLUE franchises. Founded in 1988, Arc System Works has always strived to innovate and deliver new experiences to its fans. On July 1, 2024, Arc System Works opened its European subsidiary in Paris, France, to further expand its global presence.
About Red Art Games
Red Art Games is a France-based video game publisher specializing in indie, Japanese, and retro games for consoles and PC, in both physical and digital formats. In March 2023, Red Art Games ranked 11th in the 13th Annual Game Publisher Rankings. In addition to its publishing activities, the company also develops and ports games for consoles, PC, and mobile platforms through its award-winning in-house development studio. Since its founding, Red Art Games has released more than 300 physical editions, ported over 30 games, and developed critically acclaimed titles such as the Super Bomberman Collection.
Grab a brew, grab a friend, and grab a copy of Hazard Levels on PlayStation 5
Swansea, UK (22/10/26) – Wales Interactive and Curveball Games continue their mission to bring you tonnes of horror action to physical media. This time, the co-operative horror title, Hazard Level, will be available in ESRB and PEGI territories on PlayStation 5.
Hazard Levels launch their 1.0 build on November 12, 2026, and to commemorate the official shift out of early access, Curveball Games will be releasing the physical edition for all horror collectors on February 26, 2027.
When Hazard Levels arrives physically, all content* included in the 1.0 release will be available day one.
Head down to the Fox Hole Arms and get yourself equipped to go Rift Hunting. Dive into the deepest depths of alternate dimensions and procure only the wildest ingredients for brewing back at base.
1–4 PLAYER SURVIVAL WITH PROX CHAT
Play solo or with up to three friends to tackle the horrors of each rift. Coordination is key, survival is not guaranteed. Proximity voice chat enabled. Supports both third and first person play.
PROCEDURAL RIFT DIMENSIONS
No two expeditions are the same. Each rift generates new biomes, shifting layouts, randomised hazards, and escalating threats that force your team to adapt.
GRAVITY GAUNTLET LOOTING
Use the Gravity Gauntlet to grab, carry, and throw multiple objects at once. Harvest bizarre rift-grown ingredients and sell them at rift stations while surviving the creatures that stalk each dimension.
BREW PERK COCKTAILS
Sample experimental drinks brewed from otherworldly rift ingredients. Some grant powerful abilities… others cause complete chaos.
UNPREDICTABLE RIFT CREATURES
Terrifying creatures lurk within every dimension. Study their behaviour, learn their weaknesses, and avoid becoming their next victim in this survival horror experience.
RIFT SCANNING & PORTALS
Use your state-of-the-art Rift Scanner to locate dimensional anomalies, then deploy a Rift Stabilising Device to tear open unstable portals. Step through and discover what waits on the other side.
THE FOX HOLE ARMS
Your HQ is a traditional British pub hiding the Family’s secret R&D facility. Between expeditions customise your outfit, mix perk drinks, review mission intel, or drop a coin in the jukebox. Just don’t piss off the Landlord.
About Curveball Games
Curveball Games operate as the Publishing division of the wider Curveball Leisure Group, providing digital and physical distribution for Indie and AA titles across the globe.
Formed in 2025, Curveball Games aims to uplift games that we love and leverage our extensive experience and established networks to help bring them to market.
Wales Interactive is a multi-award winning indie video games and interactive movie developer and publisher based in Wales, UK. Known for both original games and interactive movie experiences, their catalogue includes Sker Ritual, Maid of Sker, Ten Dates, The Complex, Five Dates, Late Shift, and The Bunker.
Every Day We Fight, the turn-based tactics game developed Signal Space Lab and co-produced by YouTuber Christopher Odd, leaves Early Access and reveals their 1.0 launch trailer
Montréal, Quebec, Canada – October 22nd, 2026
Every Day We Fight enters 1.0 and leaves Early Access after more than a year in continued development. Every Day We Fight is a turn-based tactics game that gives players real-time control across each moment of combat; with aiming, interrupting, and assisting being in the players’ hands, not a matter of chance. Every Day We Fight launches alongside a Steam daily deal that offers 60% for the launch window.
See theEvery Day We Fight1.0 launch trailer here:
The new trailer focuses on real gameplay from the game’s 1.0 update – the game’s largest update so far. It highlights the moment-to-moment control over combat and showcases different weapons, levels, and tactical setups that players can expect from the completed build. The fights shown are challenging, and breaking free from the alien time loop is a task that requires strategic decision-making, tactical setups, and real-time reactions to achieve victory.
With 1.0 out,Every Day We Fightfeatures:
A major expansion of weapons and weapon customizations
70% more guns
100% more gun parts
New legendary gun perks
New ways to play
Added “Heat Meter” & new mission types
“Forever War” game mode
Additional level variety and significantly improved content randomization
Enhanced reward systems and choices
Every Day We Fight is developed by Signal Space Lab and co-produced with strategy gaming YouTuber Christopher Odd. It is their first project together.
Players can get Every Day We Fight for 60% off during the launch window Steam and GOG. Keep up to date with the latest from the team on the Every Day We FightDiscord.
About Signal Space Lab Founded in 2015 in Montréal, Canada, Signal Space Lab (SSL) is an award-winning independent studio specializing in games, XR experiences, and production. Over the years, SSL has built a reputation for its innovative approach to interactive media, combining deep expertise in games, visual and audio development to create immersive and memorable experiences.
About Wild Hog Games
We’re lifelong, passionate gamers who simply love playing indie games. We look for fun games that are made by passionate people; and we’re always looking for hidden gems – like a pig sniffing for truffles.
Players can compete for a chance to win a trip to Scotland by entering the Beyond the Dark: Nightwatch – World Championship, kicking off today and running through November 2nd
Avignon, France – October 22nd, 2026 –Some things are better left unseen. Others are already watching. Independent developer Atlantis Studio invites players into the darkness today with the global launch of Beyond the Dark: Nightwatch, a two-player asymmetric co-op horror game for Nintendo Switch 2 at a price of €19.99. But escaping the horrors within the house is only the beginning. To celebrate the launch, a new single was released, “Beyond the Dark” and the Beyond the Dark Nightwatch – World Championship also begins today, challenging teams to put their skills and communication to the test for a chance to win a trip for two to Scotland.
Beyond The Game, Beyond The Night…
Accompanying the launch of Beyond the Dark: Nightwatch, the single “Beyond the Dark,” performed by Nico Augusto & Agnès Christol, is now available on all major music streaming platforms An intimate, late-night jazz atmosphere where piano and saxophone intertwine, echoing the tension, trust and connection between two players. A melody that lingers long after you’ve left the house.
Atlantis Studio kicks off the Beyond the Dark Nightwatch – World Championship, an international, skill-based competition running from October 22 to November 2, 2026. Players will team up in pairs to complete the game cooperatively, livestream their full playthrough on Twitch, and submit their highest scores via X, or email [email protected] using #BTDChampionship. The team achieving the highest verified score will win a trip for two to Edinburgh, Scotland, including five nights of hotel accommodation and round-trip transportation, with a total prize value of up to €4,500. The competition is free to enter and open to eligible participants aged 18 or over in participating territories where the game is officially sold. Full rules and eligibility requirements are available at beyondthedark.com.
“We wanted both players to feel responsible for each other,” said Nico Augusto, Creative Director of Atlantis Studio and Game Director. “The person behind the cameras matters just as much as the person inside the house. Neither has the full picture, and they have to trust each other to make it out together. But what makes it special is that the experience changes depending on who you play with. Your partner, your best friend or someone in your family will all react, communicate and make decisions differently. It’s the same house, but a different experience with every duo. We’ve put a lot of ourselves into this first game, and seeing players finally step inside together means a lot to us.” AboutBeyond the Dark: Nightwatch
In Beyond the Dark: Nightwatch, one of the two players ventures into the darkness in first person, deep inside a house that seems to watch as much as it imprisons those who enter. Players search for clues, decipher signs and try to understand what is happening within its walls before the Gloam catches up with them.
The second player does not share the same perspective. From a network of cameras and tactical tools, they monitor, interpret, guide and warn. They see things differently. Sometimes they know more. Sometimes they understand less.
Communication and trust are literally the Gameplay.
It is within this gap between perspectives that the tension of Beyond the Dark: Nightwatch emerges. The game is not only about what you see, but about what you manage to communicate. Learning to trust someone who cannot see what you see becomes a matter of survival.
Game Features:
A Two-Player Horror Experience: A gameplay loop designed exclusively for two players. In this house, you cannot survive alone. Survival demands constant communication.
Asymmetric Exploration: Combine information from two completely different perspectives to understand the House, solve its mysteries and stay alive.
An Oppressive Environment: Explore a deeply unsettling and claustrophobic house filled with secrets and unseen threats.
An Escape Guided by Communication: Give clear instructions, warn your partner of imminent dangers and coordinate every action if you hope to make it out alive.
GameShare and Co-op: Designed from the outset as a two-player experience, the game allows players to team up through local co-op, GameShare, Local Network or online play.
Only one player needs to own the game. Thanks to the free Friend’s Pass, a second player can join the experience without purchasing an additional copy.
A day-one patch update will also be available at launch, bringing minor bug fixes, online connectivity improvements and additional stability enhancements to ensure a smoother co-op experience.
Beyond the Dark: Nightwatch is out now for Nintendo Switch 2. For more information and updates on the game, follow Atlantis Studio on X, Facebook, and YouTube.
The house is watching…
About Atlantis Studio
Atlantis Studio is an independent video game studio based in Avignon, France. Co-founded by Nico Augusto and Ru Weerasuriya, the studio brings together an experienced international team focused on creating original games and new ways to play together.
Beyond the Dark: Nightwatch is the studio’s first original title and was developed using Unreal Engine 5.
About Q-Games
Based in Kyoto, Japan, Q-Games is an independent game developer and publisher with decades of experience creating and publishing games for audiences around the world.
When Minecraft first came out it seemed like it would be a flash-in-a-pan like so many other building games of the era, but not only has the title thrived to the point that it is playable on basically every modern device and has received numerous spin-offs as well as a live-action movie. One such spin-off was the 2020 release of Minecraft Dungeons, an action RPG similar to Diablo where players would fight with their friends against all matter of foes, all from Minecraft and decking players out with signature gear at the same time. Even then though, many wondered if Microsoft would pursue further games of that element after such a long wait and they have finally done so with Minecraft Dungeons II. With a number of changes to the formula to make it even more accessible than before, is this a worthwhile game for younger fans of the franchise or just fans in general?
Story
Supposedly set sometime after the events of Minecraft Dungeons, though no knowledge of the former is required, the heroes and villagers have thrived in a time of peace along the Squid Coast, expanding and living freely with little fear of the mobs that hide out in the darkness. That is until the illagers down beneath the surface stumble upon a strange new realm known as the Sift with innocent and cute beings filled with souls, something that the illagers desperately want for themselves.
After infiltrating the “Sift” dimension the illagers have transformed three of their number into an almighty Illager High Council capable of wielding powerful abilities that put the heroes of lore to shame and bestow them the ability to imbue souls into mobs, corrupting them and enhancing their abilities at the same time. With this new power at their fingertips the Illager High Council teras fabrics between the dimensions and starts invading the villagers’ homes all over the land, forcing the player to flee until they find the town of Brave Haven, the first major stronghold built to face off against this new threat.
For the most part Minecraft Dungeons II presents its story well-enough, establishing things by showing that the player’s character and the world stands no chance against the newly powered up illagers and showing how dire things have become, especially as they continue to venture through the world and find more villagers and locations in need of help all while having to deal with the monstrosities that the Illager High Council have created. It also helps that, for many of the major scenes, the game features a narrator to help show how important a scene might be or at least explain things to those unfamiliar with the base game or are a bit lost since no characters actually speak in the game outside of mumbling grunts.
There are pieces of dialogue here and there handled entirely through text boxes and players can take on a number of side-quests that help expand the world’s lore a bit, especially in regards to the new dimension of the Sift, but this is still mostly a soft-fantasy setting for a younger audience to enjoy without much complexity. This means don’t expect much in the way of twists or turns on this adventure, simply one that sees a hero trying to save the world once more.
Gameplay
In quite a few ways Minecraft Dungeons II has changed but one thing that has remained the same is that players can play solo or in co-op with up to four players total, either online or offline, giving couch co-op a vital inclusion for this family oriented game. The game’s internet support includes cross-play along the different platforms as well as drop-in/drop-out support should players want to keep their lobby open for anyone to join. It is worth noting that the game does not feature any strict class system, in fact it barely features a proper leveling system. Instead players will be able to equip whatever melee weapon, bow, set of items, and different pieces of armor that they wish. Alongside this the player has a healing potion with unlimited uses but limited by a cooldown between uses as well as a dodge-roll with a similar cooldown.
As players fight through the land they will “level up” and obtain enchantment points that can later be applied to weaponry and armor pieces, though it is worth noting that unlike the first game that only had one armor set, the player now equips different headgear, body armor, and leg gear. The bow and arrow works in expected fashion, depending on the type of ranged weapon the player is using, with ammo regenerating over time and some effective auto-aim making it easy to snipe foes at a distance, especially with weapons such as a heavy crossbow. These enchantments are really where players can vary their build-up and also completely break some pieces of gear. Spending a slew of enchantment points and soul crystals to level up the merchant or enchanter can allow players to enchant gear all the way up to Tier 3 quite quickly.
The types of enchantments vary depending on what the player has uncovered while traveling inside of dungeons, rifts, or even luckily obtaining from a mini-boss or boss, and some can be quite devastating or useful. This includes making projectiles ricochet into nearby enemies multiple times, a near 50% chance to trigger a healing pool with every melee kill ensuring players can stay in the fight without relying on their regenerating potion, and more. Other additions to the player’s arsenal include various talismans that offer their own unique bonuses that level up the longer the player wears them, such as having a canine companion fight by the player’s side even solo, or using the various magical items at the cost of “souls” that are obtained from defeating enemies. These magical items come in all forms and range from enhancing or adding elemental types to arrows or melee attacks, triggering AoE attacks, shielding the player, and more, giving players plenty of options.
Unfortunately, the game doesn’t really have a good way to actually showcase this primarily due to how cut back the user interface is and limited detail about equipment. It is understandable that Minecraft Dungeons II was designed to be simple, but all gear has now been stripped of any standard statistics and is simply given a power number indicating how strong it might be and a rarity that will determine whatever randomized effects it might have. This means that while players may find a stronger piece of armor, it might pale in comparison to their previous piece that has various bonuses to melee damage or even reflecting incoming damage onto attacking enemies.
Though whatever actual defense loss there isn’t actually shown other than a generic “power level.” It is also worth noting that as players level up and beat bosses they will complete certain “Milestones” that apparently make enemies stronger and increase the chances they will drop rare loot, but nowhere does it signify how strong a foe is nor the danger level, and while players do have the option to alter the difficulty in the game’s menu, doing so is unnecessary unless they want to turn it up as the default is far too simple.
Now while the game’s equipment system does have its faults, as well as both the combat itself and the gameplay loop growing quite repetitive after a while, since while there are more weapon types than ever before, some are extremely terrible compared to others, there have been some new improvements to Minecraft Dungeons II. First and foremost the game is now open-world rather than having stages for the player to complete, various minecart tracks can be discovered and used as fast travel points. Secondly, the title also features a vertical element as well since players can now jump which not only aids in exploration but fights as well. Players can use jumps to get out of a sticky situation such as being surrounded by foes or deal a jumping attack to trigger far more damage than a standard attack.
Audio & Visuals
It is nice to note that Minecraft Dungeons II looks pretty much exactly like what fans of the franchise could hope for, only sporting a number of new locations to explore and a brand new dimension known as the Sift featuring vibrant and colorful locations now twisted with monsters new to the franchise as well. The armor and designs of the characters are fitting for the game’s blocky aesthetic even if it does mean that some of the elements are less detailed than one would hope, but this is Minecraft of course. The few cutscenes throughout the game are presented well enough and so are the boss battles as they feature some nicely modified designs that feel like they would fit right into the blocky world of the base game.
As mentioned before the general characters do not talk in any way outside of grunting but it is nice to note that the narrator’s voice actor does a great job trying to make the story sound as grand and dramatic as possible. The game’s soundtrack features a collection of background music that feels incredibly fitting for the game and Minecraft as a whole.
Overall
Minecraft Dungeons II manages to retain what made the original decent for those looking for a lighter action RPG by delivering even simpler mechanics to work with while also expanding the world and giving more options to create a truly overpowered build should players truly wish to min-max their gear with the best enhancements around. Thankfully, there is no punishment for wanting to experiment with enchantments but it does eventually start to feel rather repetitive despite the amount of post-game options available. As a result, Minecraft Dungeons II still retains the “dungeon exploring for kids” label while offering just a bit more depth here and there.
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Sydney, Australia – October 22, 2026 – As part of Riders Republic’s 5th anniversary showcase, Ubisoft announced that the massive open world extreme sports video game will launch worldwide on December 9, 2026 on Nintendo Switch™ 2.
Click image to watch the Riders Republic Nintendo Switch 2 Announcement Trailer
Between October 22-26, players can jump into Riders Republic for free on all available platforms. To keep playing after the Free Weekend ends, players can take advantage of the Riders Republic sale.
Here’s a breakdown of savings across platforms:
Ubisoft Store: Up to 90% off through October 26
PlayStation: Up to 80% off through November 4
Xbox: Up to 80% off through November 4
If players do choose to purchase the game, all progress from the Free Weekend will carry over.
For more information on all the announcements made during the 5th Anniversary Showcase, head to our dedicated article at Ubisoft News
For more details about Riders Republic, please visit ridersrepublic.com.
ABOUT RIDERS REPUBLIC:
Developed by Ubisoft Annecy, Riders Republic has invited more than 17 million players to a massive multiplayer playground where they experience the thrill of extreme sports in the magnificent American National Parks. Players will connect, compete, and slay tricks through an exciting range of sports such as biking, skiing, snowboarding, wing suiting and rocket wing suiting. Riders can squad up with or against friends in insane multiplayer modes including mass start races with more than 50 players on new gen, team PvP arena modes, trick competitions and online cups.
Kraków, Poland (October 20, 2026) – Dino-blasting immersive FPS, Athanasia is now available in Steam Early Access for $15.99, with a 10% launch discount. The Early Access version includes the first half of the game with several areas to explore, unique tools, weapons, and prehistoric creatures to overcome.
From Momentum Games and Black Lantern Collective, Athanasia is an immersive first-person shooter, inspired by System Shock and Dino Crisis. Play as Carmen Flores in an abandoned research station in South America. Find hidden routes through forgotten passages. Use improvised tools, traps, and weapons to fight off dinos. Learn how they got there, and watch your back because there could be something even more unsettling around the next corner.
After a helicopter drops you off at an overrun research station in the jungle, you’re left to your own devices to navigate the sprawling tunnels crawling with dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals. It’s your job to restore access to the blood-soaked research facilities, and dig through the files to get answers.
Thoughtfulness and experimentation are key. You need to pay close attention to the tools you have at hand to move ahead. While some doors require the right keycard, many just need a simple flip of a power switch, a strong arm and a crowbar, or an improvised molotov cocktail to burn away an office worker’s makeshift blockade. Oh, and if you’re a Deus Ex fan, we’ve got vents – lots of vents to sneak through and bypass some of the more aggressive creatures (for now).
Need maps? You’ll have to search the offices to find them, but once you have one in hand, you can use the mouse to mark it up however you see fit. Label locked doors, note extra supplies, mark enemy positions, or draw a little heart to remember where to find your favorite murder scene.
Weaponry is similarly about using what you can find. Starting off, you’ll have to make due with a knife, but it won’t be long before you can dig up a crossbow and other weapons. Play it smart, and you can also use the environment to your advantage with traps, meat to lure creatures away from you, and PCs with handy self-destruct functions. (Who put that in there!?)
So, do you think you will survive? Hop on into Athanasia’s early access release to explore the game’s first few levels.
Key Features
Exploration & Discovery: Unearth buried truths as you navigate a lab overtaken by dinosaurs and [REDACTED]
Crafting: Find and combine resources to craft essential tools and items
Dynamic Gameplay: Overcome lethal encounters using stealth, wit, and an arsenal of weapons
Environmental Depth: Engage with a detailed, highly interactive environment
About Black Lantern Collective Black Lantern Collective is a group of experienced horror specialists that works with artists from around the world to provide the support and expertise necessary to make a splash in today’s saturated market, as well as developing their own games.
Sydney, Australia 22 October 2026: Deep Silver and KING Art Games today deployed the Game Overview trailer for Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV, a colossal, nine-minute deep-dive into the biggest title in series history. Four playable factions, more than 70 missions, 30 multiplayer maps, The Last Stand and the deepest army customisation in series history.
Fight through four complete campaigns, totaling more than 70 missions with branching choices and co-operative play. Command the Space Marines, Orks, Necrons and Adeptus Mechanicus – four distinct factions, each with their own units, mechanics and approach to warfare. Master their strengths as you expand your forces and dominate the battlefield.
Take the fight beyond campaign in Skirmish with dozens of customisable settings, four game types and support for up to five AI opponents. Shape the battle, set the challenge and carve your path to glory.
Then take the war online. Battle players worldwide across 30 multiplayer maps, three game types and with extensive customisation options that put every variable under your command. Challenge yourself, and others, in the exact way you want to play.
Fan-favourite co-op survival mode The Last Stand is back. Team up with two allies and hold the line against relentless waves of enemies. Choose from five heroes and assemble your Strikeforce of companion units, bringing new layers of strategic depth to every run.
No matter what mode you choose, make every army your own with the enhanced Painter tool. Choose from dozens of presets or create your own schemes with colours, decals and war gear. For the first time, Dawn of War IV gives you complete creative control to paint your units’ armour and equipment piece-by-piece.
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV launches on December 4, 2026 (AEDT), with Commander Edition players deploying from December 1 (AEDT) through a 3-Day Early Unlock. Both editions are available to pre-order now with a 10% discount. The war will continue long after launch. Year One includes free updates featuring the return of Crusade Mode, new maps, modes, Commanders, and the Mission Editor, alongside two major story expansions that will deepen the conflict on Kronus and introduce a new playable faction to the battlefield.
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About Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV
Dawn of War IV delivers an unforgettable sci-fi RTS experience set within a faithful recreation of the beloved Warhammer 40,000 universe. Take charge of four factions in an epic story that spans multiple non-linear campaigns, clash with other players in tense multiplayer combat, and enjoy fan-favorite modes including Last Stand, Skirmish and more!
About KING Art Games
KING Art is an independent game developer, celebrating 25 years of experience in creating high-quality games for all major platforms. More than 100 employees across several teams are located at the offices in Bremen, Germany and work with about as many freelancers around the globe. Founded in 2000, KING Art has since released more than 50 titles in different genres, with a focus on narrative games, RPGs and strategy games. The company and its games have received multiple prestigious awards, including Best Strategy Game and Best Development Studio, multiple German “Games of the Year” and “Studio of the Year” awards. KING Art is a licensed developer for Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo platforms and member of Verband der deutschen Games-Branche (GAME).
About PLAION
PLAION is a dynamic and diversified business in the global entertainment sector, masterfully crafting franchises that captivate audiences worldwide. Boasting a vast network of eight game development studios, fifteen regional publishing offices, three game publishing labels including Deep Silver, and PLAION PICTURES as an independent film publisher and distributor, the company extends its influence with merchandise production and expansive distribution capabilities across the globe. Founded three decades ago, PLAION has firmly established itself within the entertainment arena. With a diverse range of services and solutions, PLAION stands as the premier publishing partner for console and PC games across both physical and digital channels. Moreover, its strong foothold in the Virtual Reality (VR) domain highlights the company’s commitment to varied gaming experiences. PLAION is an Embracer Group company.
About Deep Silver
Deep Silver is PLAION’s flagship publishing label, and the home of captivating gaming worlds from the gripping post-apocalypse of Metro, to the twisted paradises of Dead Island to the authentic Medieval landscapes of Kingdom Come Deliverance. For more information, please visit www.deepsilver.com
About Games Workshop®
Games Workshop® Group PLC (LSE:GAW.L), based in Nottingham, UK, produces the best fantasy miniatures in the world. Games Workshop designs, manufactures, retails, and distributes its range of Warhammer® Age of Sigmar® and Warhammer® 40,000® games, miniatures, novels and model kits through more than 590 of its own stores (branded Games Workshop® or Warhammer®), the www.warhammer.com web store and independent retail channels in more than 50 countries worldwide. More information about Games Workshop and its other, related, brands and product ranges (including our publishing division ‘Black Library’) can be found at www.warhammer.com.
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – 22 OCTOBER 2026 – Today, Ubisoft revealed new cosmetic outfits coming to Rayman Legends Retold at launch, giving players another reason to jump into the beloved platforming adventure.
Available for both Rayman and Barbara, the new “baguette” outfits offer a playful nod to a fellow game created in Montpellier. Conceived as a tribute from one French studio to another, these costumes celebrate the creativity, passion, and unmistakable French touch that continue to make the country’s video game industry shine on the global stage.
With their distinctive look and tongue-in-cheek spirit, the “baguette” outfits reflect the humor, charm, and craft that have long been part of Rayman’s DNA. Subtly, they honor a title that holds a special place in the hearts of the development team.
“This isn’t a painting, this is reality!” Players will be able to experience the adventure as Rayman and Barbara sporting their “baguette” outfits from day one, adding a unique local flavor to their journey through the worlds of Rayman Legends Retold.
The “baguette” outfits will be available to all players at launch when Rayman Legends Retoldreleases on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on 3 December 2026.
Co-led by Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Milan, and launching on 3 December 2026, Rayman Legends Retold is a reimagining of the acclaimed platformer, filled with new content and narrative twists. Players will enjoy fast-paced action, epic adventure, delightful chaos, and colorful surprises, bringing new ways to challenge oneself or with family and friends. Indeed, thanks to 4 players in couch co-op and face off in the improved Kung Foot, Rayman Legends Retold brings together players to create unforgettable and fun moments.
For more information about other Ubisoft games, please visit ubisoft.com.
About Ubisoft
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LOS ANGELES – OCTOBER 21, 2026 – Netmarble, a leading developer and publisher of high-quality games, has announced a major content update for its sci-fi MMORPG RF ONLINE NEXT, introducing its first Siege Warfare content Albern Fortress alongside the opening of the new server, Vera.
Albern Fortress is the game’s first Outer Planet Siege Warfare and scheduled to host its inaugural battle on October 31. Up to 10 guilds comprising 500 players will clash simultaneously in a high-stakes battlefield. Qualified guilds include six Mining War victors and three auction winners using Alberium Ingots, which are processed from Alberium Ore collected in Albern Crater and Albern Warzone. The guild that maintains control of the Control Bridge for 20 minutes secures final victory, earning exclusive titles, unique costumes, Siege Shop access, and accumulated marketplace tax rewards.On October 24 , Mining War undergoes a major structural overhaul into single-server skirmishes followed by integrated national battles, while the in-game marketplace system is reorganized into unified World and Regional Marketplaces.
Additionally, new server Vera opens on October 23, featuring exclusive growth support events through November 11. The Novus World Conquest! 7-Day Mission Event event awards an Epic Biosuit x1 Summon Ticket, while the Indefatigable Mercenary’ and Sacred Weapon Enhancement Support events offer ranking rewards, Node resources, Credits, and up to 500 Summon Tickets.
Today’s content rollout also introduces Chapter 11.5 as an interlude that concludes the Asu Continent storyline while bridging toward Lavaron. On October 28, the seasonal Halloween event dungeon Jack-o’-Lantern’s Banquet Hall opens across eight stages, granting event currency for the Infernal Nightmare costume and Black Cat Rover appearance. On November 4, Netmarble will launch Babylon Occupation Battle, a 12-server Sacred Weapon Dungeon where 200 players per server face off against boss Grand Hauler to earn Tier 5 Epic equipment, Sacred Weapon Modification materials, and blueprints for Legendary MAU Hercules and Legendary Launcher Typhon.
RF ONLINE NEXT is the official sequel to RF Online, featuring a vast sci-fi world where advanced machinery has replaced flesh and blood. The game delivers large-scale warfare and strategic combat through its signature gameplay systems, including the Biosuit system that allows seamless class switching, powerful battlefield assets such as the MAU and Launcher, and iconic summons including the Animus.
More details regarding the latest update can be found on the official website and community channels.
Founded in Korea in 2000, Netmarble Corporation is a leading global game developer and publisher. Through acclaimed franchises and strategic partnerships with top-tier IP holders, the company delivers innovative and engaging gaming experiences to audiences worldwide. As a parent company of Kabam, SpinX Games, Jam City, and a major shareholder of HYBE and NCSOFT, Netmarble’s diverse portfolio includes Solo Leveling:ARISE, Seven Knights Re:BIRTH, Raven2, MARVEL Future Fight, and The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross. More information can be found at http://company.netmarble.com.
