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Some days I fondly recall Warhammer 40k’s first Inquisitor was called ‘Obiwan Sherlock Clousseau’ and he’s still too powerful to be retconned.

I think we can all agree, Warhammer 40k’s Inquisitors are cool customers. Once you put aside their whole shtick of being able to commit genocide on a whim, exterminatus-ing planets that have fallen to the predations of Chaos, they’re basically Witch Hunters hanging out in a moody and noir-ish sci-fi future. There’s a reason folks…

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After translating one cult PlayStation game after another, fan translation group Hilltop Works announces its most obscure game yet: ‘a hidden gem of the highest caliber’

In November, fan translation group Hilltop Works released an English patch for Boku no Natsuyasumi 2 (aka My Summer Vacation 2), a beloved adventure/life sim that fans have been eager to play in English for more than 20 years. After that release Hilltop wasted no time leaping into its next project, which was announced today…

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FixForce: The Fun Starts When Everything Goes Wrong

Category: ID@XBOX July 21, 2026 FixForce: The Fun Starts When Everything Goes Wrong Dana Thompson, Marketing & Communications Director, Surgent Studios If we know one thing, it’s this: heads are gonna fly. In FixForce, the new co-op extraction platformer from Surgent Studios, you and up to five friends are robot repairmen trying to make quota…

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Bloodlines 2’s final DLC introduces swordfighting, dual pistol wielding, and other stuff that should probably have been in the base game

After nearly 10 years, Vampire: The Masquerade—Bloodlines 2‘s long and convoluted development is finally approaching its end. Its second and final DLC—The Flower and the Flame, releases next week, concluding one of the more dramatic industry sagas witnessed in the last few years. Announced in 2019 after several years of development, Bloodlines 2 promised to…

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Microsoft blocks Israeli military from some services after investigation finds ‘evidence that supports’ allegations of mass surveillance in Gaza

Microsoft president Brad Smith says the company has “ceased and disabled” access to some of the services being used by the Israeli military following a review of allegations made by a Guardian investigative report in August. “We have reviewed The Guardian’s allegations based on two principles, both grounded in Microsoft’s longstanding protection of privacy as…

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