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Issue 008→ Watch editionThe Daily Play
StarCraft Returns, Diablo V Looks Past the Fall
BlizzCon revives StarCraft as an open-world shooter, reveals Diablo V and WoW: Forever, reshapes Overwatch and gives Warcraft III a new campaign.
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Issue 007→ Watch editionThe Daily Play
State of Play Doubles Up, The Witcher 3 Returns
State of Play schedules two broadcasts and a Final Fantasy VII Revelation finale, while The Witcher 3, Rainbow Six Tactics, NO LAW and Persona 4 Revival bring the post-Gamescom news.
Issue 006→ Watch editionThe Daily Play
Kingdom Hearts IV Finds Coco, 2XKO Winds Down
Kingdom Hearts IV confirms Coco and late 2027, Riot ends 2XKO development, and Black Myth, Phantom Blade Zero and Trails bring new footage and a demo.
Issue 005→ Watch editionThe Daily Play
No Man’s Sky Turns Ten, Big Walk Hits a Million
No Man's Sky marks ten years, Big Walk sells a million copies in six days, War in the North returns, 1666 reaches Early Access, and over the hill sets an October date.
Issue 004→ Watch editionThe Daily Play
Five Ways Back In
Onimusha opens a wider Kyoto, Quake adds 19 new maps, GTA VI goes Netflix-first, REANIMAL launches The Prisoner, and Goldman puts hand-drawn craft into play.
Issue 003→ Watch editionThe Daily Play
New Moves, Old Worlds
Five stories about familiar games changing through a sharper verb, from Yasmine’s footwork and Pokopia’s underwater building to S.T.A.L.K.E.R.’s reason to return.
Issue 002→ Watch editionThe Daily Play
Small Hits, Big Returns
Five stories about games earning attention through a clear idea, from Marvel Tōkon’s launch test to Star Wars finally giving tactics room to breathe.
Issue 001→ Watch editionGame Signal
Familiar Names, Different Tests
Halo, Wolverine and Castlevania return with recognisable names, but each reveal has a different job to do beyond nostalgia.
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38 researched stories with full transcripts and credited sources across 8 editions.
011:50Zoe · 4 sources
StarCraft Leaves the Command Room for an Open World
Blizzard reveals an open-world StarCraft shooter set in the Koprulu Sector for spring 2030, but its Dominion cinematic shows no gameplay.
021:25Adam · 4 sources
Diablo V Starts With Sanctuary Already Fallen
Diablo V targets spring 2029 after Diablo has already won, following the Heir to Westmarch and a survivor caravan through a fallen Sanctuary.
031:41Zoe · 4 sources
World of Warcraft: Forever Builds Beyond Vanilla
World of Warcraft: Forever becomes a third branch beside Modern and Classic, with three zones, 1,000-plus quests and a November 4 launch.
041:38Adam · 4 sources
Overwatch Adds Doctrine and Moves Sombra to Support
Overwatch Season 5 introduces the vampire-inspired support Doctrine, moves Sombra into support and reworks Roadhog as Reign of Talon concludes.
051:54Zoe · 4 sources
Warcraft III Returns to Lordaeron With Forsaken Kingdom
Warcraft III: Reforged adds Forsaken Kingdom, its first new story in more than 23 years, alongside a new graphics mode and World Editor changes.
062:16Zoe · 4 sources
State of Play Doubles Up on September 3
PlayStation schedules back-to-back broadcasts, with Final Fantasy VII Revelation closing the first and a Japan-focused show following immediately after.
071:47Adam · 3 sources
The Witcher 3 Returns With a Remaster and New Expansion
A free September remaster updates Geralt's systems, while the separate paid Songs of the Past expansion opens Letten in 2027.
081:56Zoe · 3 sources
Rainbow Six Tactics Slows the Breach Down
Ubisoft turns Rainbow Six into a single-player tactics game with four-operator squads, destructible spaces and synchronized breaches.
091:47Adam · 3 sources
NO LAW Points to 2027, With One Important Caveat
NO LAW's Gamescom messaging points to 2027, but Neon Giant's current official FAQ still says TBD, so both claims stay visible.
102:03Zoe · 3 sources
Persona 4 Revival Reopens the Inaba Case
Atlus returns to Inaba's murder mystery and Midnight Channel, now with a February 18, 2027 date and a developer story breakdown.
111:56Zoe · 3 sources
Kingdom Hearts IV Finds Coco
Kingdom Hearts IV targets late 2027 and names Pixar's Coco as its first confirmed Disney world, while its directors publicly insist the schedule is firm.
121:45Adam · 3 sources
2XKO Ends Active Development
Riot will end active development on 2XKO in December 2026 but keep servers online, refund purchases and finish the roster with Lux and Samira.
131:34Zoe · 3 sources
Black Myth: Zhong Kui Shows Its First Gameplay
Game Science releases fifteen minutes from an early Black Myth: Zhong Kui build, showing real play while leaving the date and console list open.
141:40Adam · 3 sources
Phantom Blade Zero Explains Its Combat
S-Game details more than 30 weapons, reversible upgrades, three difficulty options and Donnie Yen's role ahead of Phantom Blade Zero's October launch.
151:40Zoe · 3 sources
Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter Opens Early
The Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter demo runs through Chapter 1 and carries its save into the full September 17 release.
162:07Zoe · 3 sources
No Man's Sky Looks Past Ten Years
After forty free major updates, Hello Games marks a decade of No Man's Sky and names Cosmos as its next chapter without revealing what it contains.
171:08Adam · 3 sources
Big Walk Sells a Million Copies in Six Days
Panic says more than one million people bought Big Walk in six days, a striking opening for House House's strange, physical co-op adventure.
181:04Zoe · 2 sources
War in the North Is Back Today
Aspyr restores the three-hero co-op action RPG for current consoles and PC, preserving the northern Middle-earth adventure rather than redesigning it.
192:36Adam · 4 sources
1666: Amsterdam Finally Reaches Players
Patrice Désilets' long-lost 1666: Amsterdam reaches PC Early Access on August 25, but its launch scope and road to version 1.0 remain estimates.
201:18Zoe · 3 sources
over the hill Sets Out on October 14
Funselektor's gentle off-road expedition reaches PC on October 14, with solo play, four-player co-op and a broader console release planned for 2027.
211:57Zoe · 4 sources
Onimusha Shows the World Beyond Its Demo
Capcom moves beyond the combat demo into a wider Kyoto, a surreal refuge and new tools that vary the pace.
221:31Adam · 4 sources
Quake Turns Its Archive Into a New Episode
A 19-map MachineGames campaign and playable development fragments make Quake’s thirtieth year feel active.
232:47Zoe · 5 sources
GTA VI Turns Its Next Look Into Television
Rockstar’s Netflix-first premiere schedule is confirmed; the Extended Look’s contents remain deliberately unspecified.
241:28Adam · 3 sources
REANIMAL Opens a Second Route Through Its Horror
The Prisoner follows two new characters through a parallel route while Friend’s Pass keeps the co-op invitation intact.
252:36Zoe · 4 sources
Goldman Makes Its Process Part of the Pitch
The hand-drawn process earns attention when animation makes a platforming hazard easier to read and answer.
262:59Zoe · 3 sources
Street Fighter 6’s Yasmine Brings Eskrima Rushdown to Year 4
Yasmine’s Filipino roots, Eskrima movement and Bayani state give Street Fighter 6 a genuinely different rhythm.
271:38Adam · 3 sources
Beast of Reincarnation Makes Its Dog Part of the Combat
Game Freak turns its old instinct for companion design into a one-person, one-dog action RPG.
281:54Zoe · 3 sources
Pokémon Pokopia Takes Its Building Underwater
The Dive update and Bubbly Basin make one design pitch: underwater building changes what players do.
291:48Adam · 3 sources
Why Warhammer 40,000 Fits Helldivers 2 So Well
Warhammer 40,000 feels like an extension of Helldivers’ joke rather than a licensed costume rack.
301:49Zoe · 3 sources
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2’s Cost of Hope Looks Like a Second Launch
A major engine upgrade and first expansion could turn August 20 into a clean re-entry point for the Zone.
312:14Zoe · 3 sources
Marvel Tōkon Enters Launch Week With Something to Prove
Marvel Tōkon has attention, but its PC launch condition matters more than its trailer velocity.
321:39Adam · 3 sources
Rubinite Finds an Audience the Hard Way
Rubinite’s early interest rests on a readable close-range risk loop, not a broad campaign.
331:49Zoe · 3 sources
A 1986 Doraemon Game Finally Travels
Console Archives Doraemon finally gives players outside Japan both access and the context the old release was missing.
341:40Adam · 3 sources
Super Mario Sunshine Gets Its Summer Slot
Sunshine’s return is cheerful, but it also exposes Nintendo’s deliberate GameCube release cadence.
353:08Zoe · 4 sources
Star Wars Lets the Tactics Breathe
Zero Company’s strongest promise is a squad-management structure that gives the Star Wars licence tactical weight.
362:29Zoe · 3 sources
Halo Rebuilds the Original Campaign
A remake with something to prove as Halo crosses onto PlayStation and remixes the campaign rather than merely polishing it.
371:50Adam · 2 sources
Wolverine Brings Jean Grey Into Focus
The stronger pitch is character pressure around Logan, not another montage of finishing moves.
381:50Zoe · 3 sources
Castlevania Returns Through Paris
Evil Empire is the safest risky choice: modern action credentials, direct history with Castlevania, and a new Belmont to shape.
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