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Andreas Szakacs Launches Independent Production Company as Summitfall Enters Production
The move marks a notable shift in Szakacs’ professional trajectory — transitioning from performance-focused projects to a broader role in development, financing, and creative oversight.
By Andreas Szakacsa day ago in Gamers
Marathon is A Complicated Mess: Here’s Why
(Intro) Marathon releases in a few days and before its official launch, Bungie has allowed players to download an earlier build of the game, so we can test the game and stress the servers. And it seems like a lot of people have been interested in this game. Which to be fair, has been for the wrong reasons, mostly. From art theft, to troubled development across the game’s life, as day one rapidly approaches, I felt it was important to see what this game is offering and give my two cents on what the game most likely is going to pan out once it does release to the masses. Because even though this is a server slam, what we see is pretty much the full game minus the rest of the content available for day one, whatever that ends up looking like. And over the course of this weekend, the server slam has been smooth in some areas but confusing and questionable in others. I’m genuinely curious what others have thought if they have put time into the game, but for the most part, I’ve felt only… okay. It’s not awful, but it’s not doing anything to seriously iterate on the formula that makes it a must play. But let’s talk about Marathon, because it’s kind of a complicated and mixed bag. For a lot of different reasons.
By Jirasu2 days ago in Gamers
World of warcraft - Midnight early access
Last night at midnight, we started our adventure in the new expansion. While I personally only did a couple of quests to reach level 81 so that I could start dungeons, doing them felt really good. It was great to see so many people questing, helping each other, and trying to level up as quickly as possible. While others may take it easier and slower, some people like me simply like to push.
By josip4 days ago in Gamers
Top 15 Easter Games 2026 🐰🥚 - Fun Apps & Digital Hunts for Everyone. AI-Generated.
Easter in 2026 isn't just about chocolate eggs and pastel decorations anymore. While traditional egg hunts and family brunches still hold their charm, digital Easter games are quickly becoming a favorite way to celebrate the holiday. From interactive mobile apps to creative virtual scavenger hunts, there are now countless ways to bring families and friends together - both online and offline.
By Micheal Turner4 days ago in Gamers
FC 26: King of the Knockouts Unleashed – Meta Evolutions and SBC Hits & Misses
The latest King of the Knockouts promo has officially landed in FC 26, bringing a massive wave of live cards, legendary Icons, and a game-changing "Double Gold" Evolution system. While the community is buzzing over 12-million-coin pulls like Ultimate Dynasty Hamm, the tactical meta is shifting toward specific SBCs and high-value Evolution paths. Here is the full breakdown of the February 14th content and how to optimize your squad.
By hasan zidan5 days ago in Gamers
Tarkov’s 2026 Roadmap is Kind of Meager
(Intro) The 1.0 release of Tarkov has been with us since November, and since its launch, things have felt rather quiet from the end of BSG. For a while, there wasn’t a ton of communication from them about what to expect in 2026 for the game in terms of updates, patches, and what to expect next. As if right on queue, last week BSG released a roadmap for the year showcasing what we can look forward to. And to be brutally honest, upon initially looking at it, there isn’t a ton going on. Or at least, not as much as I and maybe others were expecting. There are a myriad of reasons why this might be the case which we’ll get into later, but for now, I figured even though I am late to this party, it’s still worth quickly going over the roadmap and seeing what’s coming that is exciting, concerning and everything else in between. This first year after the full release will be very important for Tarkov; it could be a make or break for the game as a whole.
By Jirasu6 days ago in Gamers
Star Wars: TIE Fighter (1994)
So, earlier this year - around the second week or so of January - I reviewed Star Wars: X-Wing. That was my very first flight simulator, and to say I had a hard time with it would be...an understatement. As I said in my review, there was a lot of mucking about to get the thing to run, and even when I'd gotten it running, there were some significant problems.
By Greg Seebregts6 days ago in Gamers
How AI Servers Boost Data Security and Compliance Strategies
Data plays a big role in every business today. This creates a need for strong safety. Many companies worry about data leaks and attacks.
By Arthur Leo7 days ago in Gamers
FC26 Daily Intel: Champions League Promo Leaks—Vinícius, Hamm, and New Heroes Arrive!
As we approach the festive season and the business end of the European calendars, the FC26 landscape is about to undergo a seismic shift. The latest leaks for the February 9th update reveal that the upcoming UEFA Champions League (UCL) Road to the Knockouts/Final campaign is packed with high-tier talent, including massive upgrades for fan favorites and the debut of several long-awaited legends.
By hasanzidan7 days ago in Gamers
WoW begginers guide : Retail vs Classic
I've seen a post recently in one of the World of Warcraft groups on social media about which edition of the game is best for beginners. And I thought to myself, are there really people starting to play this game now?
By josip10 days ago in Gamers
Who is Tarkov Even For Anymore?
(Intro) Tarkov has always been seen as a hardcore game. Its entire identity has been defined by this idea that EFT was always trying to break the mold and go places not many other games have gone before. Losing your kit if you get taken out by AI or other players, this emphasis on complexity and trying to create a grounded and immersive experience, while also creating a gameplay loop with some of the highest highs and lowest lows imaginable. And yet, here we are, after the official launch of the game, and things have never felt more polarizing than ever. So much back and forth over who this game is even designed for; with elements for both casual and hardcore players existing in the same space. For years, this conversation about the casual market slowly being weeded out was always around anytime BSG introduced a change or new mechanics that just made the game harder. So, casuals felt like they were being pushed out. And then on the other hand, the endgame for Tarkov is some of the grindiest; most RNG induced experiences many have come to loathe. Even those who are dedicated to the cause and trying to complete as much of the game as they can. So, if Tarkov has or had points where it was trying to cater to both markets of players, at this point a genuine question I think is worth talking about: who is Tarkov even for at this point?
By Jirasu11 days ago in Gamers
Stasis: The Dark Side of Science
A few years ago, I reviewed a free-to-play sci-fi horror game called Cayne. It was an isometric (top-down view) point-and-click game that I've played a few times, and it's set in the same world as the game we're discussing today.
By Greg Seebregts13 days ago in Gamers