Make Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 feel even more like The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion with this charming potato mode mod

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 already channels the spirit of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion like some medieval savant dabbling in necromancy. From its rolling green landscapes, through its charmingly weird NPC behaviours, to the fact you can break into any shop and ransack it for all its worth, Warhorse’s sequel often feels more like adventuring…

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UK government says it won’t change the rules on publishers taking videogames offline after selling them: ‘We have no plans to amend existing consumer law on digital obsolescence’

The UK government has again responded to a petition demanding it change the law to prevent developers and publishers from taking games that have already been sold offline, reiterating its position of no, it won’t do that. Less than a year ago, the UK government responded to a petition by the Stop Killing Games campaign,…

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It sure sounds like EA thinks cutting Dragon Age: The Veilguard’s live service components was a mistake

Dragon Age: The Veilguard had a strong launch and solid reviews, but it ultimately fell significantly short of EA’s sales expectations, leading to a dramatic downsizing of BioWare. As expected, the company addressed the question of what went wrong during today’s quarterly financial call, and it sounds like CEO Andrew Wilson thinks the decision to…

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Next Battlefield game set to release sooner than I expected, before April 2026: ‘We’re looking for this to be the biggest Battlefield we’ve ever made’

During its quarterly investor’s call on Tuesday, EA said we can expect the next Battlefield game to release sometime during its 2026 fiscal year. Different companies define their fiscal years differently. EA is currently in its 2025 fiscal year, but that ends this March, after which the 2026 fiscal year begins. So, where EA is…

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