Pokémon Pokopia 'Bubbly Basin' DLC Preview Reveals New Update Details

After 10 years No Man’s Sky still hasn’t run out of cool stuff to give you, so here’s a freakin’ gravity gun, too

Hey, Traveler! You’ve been exploring No Man’s Sky’s quintillions of planets for a while now (almost 10 years, if you can believe it). You’ve dug holes in those planets, exploited their resources, built bases and settlements on them, and spent hours either killing their lifeforms or taming and riding them. Did you ever think about,…

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A Broken Sword movie is in the works, aiming to move the adventure game classics into ‘the next medium it deserves’

Adventure game royalty Broken Sword is the latest videogame to get a movie adaptation, with a film being co-developed by series creators Revolution Software and producer Story Kitchen, which has worked on numerous videogame adaptations for screen, including the (generally liked) Sonic the Hedgehog films and Amazon’s upcoming Life is Strange TV show. Reported by…

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In this airship-building survival game, I faced an enemy worth punching trees over: ‘The hubris of man’

Sometime in the first or second century AD, the ancient Greek mathematician and engineer Heron of Alexandria invented the world’s first steam engine. In Echoes of Elysium, an upcoming survival game from Loric Games, Heron didn’t stop there: He’s punched a hole into Elysium, the mythic paradise of Greco-Roman mythology, where he’s harvesting the souls…

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EA rebrands Frostbite with a cuddly new hand as it says its studios are now ‘free to develop on any engine they choose’

Publisher Electronic Arts has rebranded its Frostbite engine, with the aim of better reflecting the tech as a “platform for collaborative innovation”. In an announcement on the publisher’s website, EA introduced a new brand direction for the engine, saying the it “signals not just a visual shift for Frostbite, but a philosophical one, with a…

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Internet Starlink satellites aren’t just messing up visible light images of the universe, they’re unintentionally interfering with radio astronomy as well

Over the decades, astronomers have faced the increasingly tough problem of satellites appearing in their view of the universe. The rapid growth of Starlink, SpaceX’s web-from-space system, isn’t just impacting countless pictures using visible light but also those in other parts of the spectrum. A recent study of 76 million images shows that the satellites…

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