Trackmania changes its subs model after belatedly realising it was too generous, dev says it has 'to be realistic'

Trackmania changes its subs model after belatedly realising it was too generous, dev says it has ‘to be realistic’

Developer Nadeo has announced changes to the Trackmania business model, following the 2020 game’s recent re-release on consoles. This iteration of Trackmania was something of a soft reboot for the series (heavily based on Trackmania Nations) and arrived with a free-to-play business model, under which players could access a bunch of the game’s features for…

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Xbox Partner Preview | Breaking Down the Background and Boss Fight in the New Tides of Annihilation Gameplay Trailer

Category: Xbox Partner Preview November 20, 2025 Xbox Partner Preview | Breaking Down the Background and Boss Fight in the New Tides of Annihilation Gameplay Trailer Kun Fu, Game Producer, Eclipse Glow Games Summary Tides of Annihilation is an action-adventure game set in a modern-day, invasion-fractured London, where the lone survivor, Gwendolyn, seeks the Holy…

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Deadly fires in LA lead to office closures for major game studios as tens of thousands evacuate

Los Angeles-based game developers are reacting to a trio of severe wildfires that overwhelmed LA County firefighters on Tuesday and spread across thousands of acres in the most populous county in the United States, including the Pacific Palisades neighborhood near Santa Monica where Activision Blizzard, Riot Games, and other studios have offices. “Employee safety and…

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“The Sega Saturn Was Truly Ahead Of Its Time” – Here’s Why Modern Games Use ‘Dithering’ Instead Of Transparency

Sega does… If you’ve played a modern 3D video game recently, then you will almost certainly have noticed an effect known as “dithering”, which allows an object to become semi-transparent when it obscures your view of the action. While it’s certainly effective, the dithering effect can often look somewhat ugly, which has led many to…

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A criminally underrated action game with a soundtrack I’m still listening to 9 years later is on sale for just 2 bucks on Steam, and I already bought it again

Ahead of Steam’s Summer Sale next week, The Game Bakers’ excellent 2016 bullet hell dueling game Furi is having a little sale of its own. The normally $20 game can be had for just $2, and I’m taking the opportunity to buy the dang thing again myself. Former PC Gamer editor James Davenport gave Furi…

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