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Buckley announced on platform X a few days ago that they had signed an extremely thrilling game. They can’t share more details just yet as it needs some time to develop, but there are other exciting projects ready to be unveiled soon. Of course, all of them promise to be top-notch!

Sure thing!

It’s likely that we might see a fresh Hollow Knight: Silksong trailer soon, possibly teasing the upcoming demo at Gamescom. Supergiant Games may also share news about the release of Hades 2 for multiple platforms, and perhaps even reveal a date for its Version 1.0 launch. We could potentially catch a glimpse of Enter the Gungeon 2, although it might not be coming out until 2026.

Last week, the Polish developer also revealed their collaboration with distributor Skybound Games for a physical release of their highly anticipated game, which is set to launch on September 5th.

Stay tuned.

3DClouds CEO Francesco Bruschi stated in a press release, “Since announcing Formula Legends earlier this year, the game has undergone significant development. This new demo serves as another chance for us to grow and refine the gaming experience as we rapidly approach launch. Our team, who are all avid motorsport enthusiasts, have poured their hearts into Formula Legends. We believe that those with a similar passion will truly appreciate our game.

Initially released on March 27 for both PlayStation 5 and PC platforms (Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG) is the game titled KARMA: the Dark World.

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To clarify any confusion, Kevin Johnson, our global community manager, has officially announced that Battle Royale is indeed making its way to Battlefield Labs. He also confirmed that those who registered for playtests will receive early access to the beta starting on August 7th, regardless of whether they were chosen or not.

In the past, the game Battlefield: Bad Company 2 was renowned for its extensive maps that allowed players to demolish buildings and objects. A recurring joke about playing this 2010 shooter was that a determined player could flatten an entire map. However, since then, Battlefield games have reduced the destructibility of their environments, such as in Battlefield 3, Battlefield 5, and Battlefield 2042. But with Battlefield 6, it appears developer DICE is aiming to return to the style of destructible environments found in Bad Company 2.