Open World
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Star Wars Outlaws gets two story DLCs featuring Lando and Hondo, but only if you fork out for a special edition
I definitely know who these people are
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Promise Mascot Agency gets deep dive trailer, continues to be 2025's most tantalising open world game
Actually looks like quite a complex management sim, too
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Beta Decay is a low-poly dystopian RPG whose grimy cover-shooting shows promise
Even if the rest does seem a tad overambitious
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Enshrouded's latest update adds a new survival preset, complete with hunger and backpack drops on death
Plus plenty of quality of life improvements
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Zombie survival game 7 Days To Die version 1.0 is out now after 11 years in early access
Unboard the windows
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Dungeons of Hinterberg review: a breezy action RPG that’s as pretty as a postcard
Ditch deadlines for dungeon delving
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Once Human review: waiter, there’s some brilliant creature design in my big bland survival soup
Haunted fridges buy you a lot of goodwill, honestly
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Once Human is the centre of a storm of data privacy concerns over a policy line about collecting government ID
Developers Starry Studio insist they haven't broken the law
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Star Wars Outlaws gangs will send hit squads after you if you upset them
Very sensitive people, criminals
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Spooky free-to-play open worlder Once Human is out today, and the devs have some crash and performance tips
No controller, Steam Deck or DLSS support right now
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Consider Isles of Sea and Sky, the only sokoban game I've ever enjoyed
Once more unto the beach
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How the checklist conquered the open world, from Morrowind to Skyrim
The first in a new interview series about a sprawling, exhausting genre
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Wuthering Waves was unleashed on the Steam Deck, but only for one day
Updates giveth, updates taketh away
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CD Project devs want to "call out" big problems like homelessness and the wealth gap in Cyberpunk 2077 sequel
"We're in a really broken world"
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Ubisoft’s Yves Guillemot suggests remakes of older Assassin’s Creed games, then bangs on about generative AI for a bit
"Technology is evolving at such a pace that there are limitless possibilities for evolution" sure are some words in a certain order