Dune Awakening was 'the biggest release' in Funcom's 32-year history, so you can probably guess what comes next in this rotten world: layoffs

Dune Awakening was ‘the biggest release’ in Funcom’s 32-year history, so you can probably guess what comes next in this rotten world: layoffs

In the latest proof that ‘job security’ is simply not a thing in the videogame industry, Funcom says the survival MMO Dune: Awakening, which launched to great success earlier this year, is “the biggest release we’ve had in our 32-year long history of making great games.” And so now it’s laying off employees. “[Dune] has…

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Old School Gamer Magazine Exclusive: Inside Gumball in Treat-Or-Treat Land With Adam Lewis Graf,

Old School Gamer Magazine chats with Gumball in Treat-Or-Treat Land developer Adam Lewis Graf, who details the retro adventure game and more About Gumball in Trick-Or-Treat Land: Prepare to chew your way through an irresistible 8-bit adventure in a charming tribute to the Game Boy Color era. Retro-focused publisher Mega Cat Studios and Exquisite Laundry…

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One of the coolest games of 2025 is a Marvel superheroes beat-’em-up—and you can play a demo for yourself right now

When I got to play a preview build of upcoming 2D beat-’em-up Marvel Cosmic Invasion earlier this year, I was really blown away. Far from just a mindless button-masher, it’s shaping up to be a colourful celebration of what makes Marvel’s superheroes cool and unique. Now you can try it for yourself—the game’s first public…

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‘We want to keep experimenting’: Silent Hill f won’t become the new norm as Konami wants each new Silent Hill game to stand out and have ‘its own distinct flavour’

Silent Hill f may seem like a huge outlier when compared to other games in Konami’s psychological horror game series: it’s not set in the town of Silent Hill, it takes place during the 1960s, and there’s a distinct lack of sexy nurses. But in reality, it has more in common with other Silent Hill…

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Fallout: London’s first big DLC is here with 80 NPCs, 30 new quests, a bunch of other stuff and, most important, ‘Thousands of bug fixes and improvements’

In a move which my immense sense of grievance and narcissism can only interpret as a slight against me personally, the first DLC for mega-mod Fallout: London released barely an hour after I wrote a news piece yesterday chatting about it. Called Rabbit and Pork, it’s the first of three planned DLCs for the mod…

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