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Rock Paper Shotgun

Saber open the Hellraiser: Revival release date box and show it's coming in October

About a year ago, Saber Interactive offered up the fairly surprising reveal of a Hellraiser game in the form of Hellraiser: Revival. It's a singleplayer joint, one that sort of reminds me of Outlast in vibe, and now a year on from that reveal Saber have locked in a seasonally appropriate (roughly) release date. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

Copa City is a sweet and sweaty mix of city-building and tycoon game in which you manage armies of football fans

Copa City is a football game in which you do everything but play football. The playing of football is the empty centre of this strategy gaming doughnut - the calm in the eye of a storm of city-building and tycoon management mechanics. You've been hired by some famous real-world clubs to organise their matches, a job that extends from outfitting the stadium itself to plonking down fanzones, drink stalls and mascots in the streets beyond. Over the course of 14 days, you price tickets for the stand

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

Life is Strange creator Don't Nod look to be in hot water as a financial report says they'll be out of cash by November

It's not a good week to be in the games industry (again). As Xbox reportedly prepare to either shutter or spin off Double Fine, Ninja Theory and Compulsion, Don't Nod, original developer of the Life is Strange series, look to be in hot water of their own. As it currently stands, it appears that Don't Nod will run out of cash come November this year. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Eurogamer

Nearly a decade later, the original Switch finally has an eShop that isn't painfully slow, thanks to a new system update

Switch 2 production may be ramping up after approaching the 20m units sold mark, but that doesn't mean the original Switch is going anywhere. And in seeming acknowledgement of that, Nintendo has just released a new system update that's improved the eShop user experience in a way that will surprise (and please) everyone. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

Please help us find the players hiding in these screenshots of million-selling painterly stealth game Meccha Chameleon

Last week saw the release of Meccha Chameleon, a Japanese indie game in which groups of players hide from other players armed with shotguns. The twist over similar prop hunt games (that I've played, anyway) is that you can pose and freely paint your character's body, disguising them within each map's colourful scenery. I had a feeling the idea might catch on – it's the kind of novelty item that makes for good Youtubage. I wasn't expecting it to sell two million copies. One of the game's lovelies

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Eurogamer

Overwatch's new motorcycle-riding DPS hero Shion originally had a Devil May Cry-like style meter for skill combos, and she arrives today in Season 3

Overwatch is in a better spot than it was a year ago thanks to its early 2026 sort-of-reboot. And it's expanding once more as new hero Shion literally rides into Season 3's action today. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Eurogamer

In a week of Xbox leadership changes, longtime Treyarch boss Mark Gordon is retiring from the Call of Duty studio to "focus on his next chapter"

Treyarch, the Xbox-owned studio behind Call of Duty's Black Ops games, has announced studio head Mark Gordon is retiring from his role after 22 years with the company. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Eurogamer

Here's your next batch of Xbox Game Pass games for June

Microsoft has revealed the next batch of games coming to its Xbox Game Pass subscription service this June and early July. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

What are we all playing this Steam Next Fest?

We're over the hump of this week's Steam Next Fest now. The vent wraps up on Monday, so really we only have the weekend to muscle through and then we're free from the demo life. We can go back to consuming games only in their entirety, leaving these pintxos of play behind. As ever, thank you for your recommendations in the comments. While we won't get through all 5 billion demos before the 22nd, I feel like we've already unearthed some winners. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Eurogamer

Sony has patented a controller with buttons that harden when you play with it

Sony Interactive Entertainment has published an intriguing patent for a new type of controller whose buttons can alter their resistance and tactile feel - becoming harder or softer - to adapt to what's being shown on screen. Sony initially filed the patent application with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the United Nations' patents agency, in November 2024. It was officially published in May this year, as uncovered by Cheat Happens. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Eurogamer

More than a thousand games in Steam Next Fest feature a generative AI disclosure of some kind

Steam Next Fest is back on the PC's largest gaming store, offering a vast selection of demos for upcoming games. And many of these, it turns out, have generative AI disclosures present. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

EA, the big brains behind The Sims 2 H&M Fashion Stuff, announce they're "transforming how brands connect with audiences" – with in-game billboards

In the time-old tradition of marketing, EA have announced something ancient as though it's just been thought up by the boffins in the advertising lab. Their big new moneymaking wheeze to squeeze every last penny out of their games: billboards. In a press release that stretches into essay-length territory, EA sing the praises of their new ad platform, which is "transforming how brands connect with audiences". Companies looking to hock their wares can now pay EA to plaster themselves over any and

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Eurogamer

Hellraiser: Revival hooks a release date with trailer full of Doom-like glory kills and otherworldly powers

Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival was announced a year ago, and developer diaries have fed us scraps of information since, but we've been lacking a release date until now. Hellraiser: Revival launches on PC (Steam), PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S on 8th October, 2026. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Eurogamer

After second season success, the Twisted Metal TV show is back with the legendary Mark Hamill in a familiar role

Mark Hamill has joined the cast of Peacock and Sony Pictures Television's Twisted Metal adaptation. The actor will have a recurring role in the show's third season. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Eurogamer

CD Projekt reportedly has a second multiplayer Witcher game in development that's free-to-play and coming to mobile and PC

As The Witcher 4's development continues and we await a release date for The Witcher 3's next expansion - its first DLC in ten years - a new report has claimed developer CD Projekt has a second, previously unannounced multiplayer Witcher game in the works. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

Assassin's Creed Shadows' final update adds one last story mission and a wearable Black Flag Resynced advert

Mostly decent open-world ninja sim Assassin’s Creed Shadows is getting its last big update today, as Ubisoft begin the process of shooing players away from the year-old RPG and towards the gleaming, nipple-adding newness of Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced. The Shadows patch even includes an unlockable outfit based on Edward Kenway’s pirate garb, displaced only 150 or so years out of its appropriate time period for your synergistic brand awareness pleasure. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Eurogamer

Aphelion and Life is Strange developer Don't Nod in trouble as it struggles to secure funding for its next project

Don't Nod, the French studio behind Life is Strange 1 & 2, Lost Records, Jusant, and more recently Aphelion, could soon run out of money. The developer and publisher revealed in a new financial report that its cash reserves may be depleted by November. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

Another Xbocalypse begins: Microsoft are reportedly closing or spinning off Double Fine, Ninja Theory and Compulsion

Xbox are reportedly closing or spinning off Psychonauts developers Double Fine, Hellblade studio Ninja Theory, and South of Midnight creators Compulsion Games, as Microsoft commence efforts to yet again "reset" their billion dollar gaming business after already laying off thousands of staff, cancelling games, and closing several studios over the past couple of years. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Eurogamer

UK to ban social media and streaming platforms for under 16-year-olds, but the full impact on games and the gaming industry remains unclear

The UK prime minister Keir Starmer has announced plans to ban 16-years-olds and younger from accessing social media platforms like X and Instagram. He's also revealed the government is planning to introduce a similar ban for as yet undisclosed streaming websites. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026
Eurogamer

Microsoft reportedly negotiating closures of multiple Xbox studios, including Psychonauts' Double Fine, South of Midnight's Compulsion and Hellblade's Ninja Theory

Multiple Microsoft-owned Xbox game studios are reportedly in danger of being shut down. Read more

Read articleJun 16, 2026

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