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Aggro Crab, the studio behind Peak and Another Crab's Treasure, has announced a new publishing label dedicated to intense, stylized games with attitude, signaling a major expansion for the indie developer.
In a recent interview with Edge Magazine, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney describes the current state of the video game industry as its most severe downturn since the 1980s, citing widespread layoffs and studio closures.
CD Projekt Red posts $116.5 million in revenue for H1 2026, up 23% year-over-year, with profits climbing 37% as the Polish studio continues to capitalize on its major franchises.
Microsoft's Xbox division is prioritizing efficiency and affordability in its next-generation console, responding to rising hardware costs and the growing influence of AI in gaming.
Rovio has closed its Copenhagen studio following the cancellation of its mobile title Sonic Blitz, signaling a strategic shift in its game development approach.
In a class-action defense, Sony tells a court that 'reasonable consumers' understand they buy licenses, not games, igniting a digital ownership debate.
Bit Reactor, the developer behind Star Wars Zero Company, has furloughed many employees just weeks before the game's release, raising concerns about the studio's stability.
Gamescom 2026 welcomed 368,000 attendees from 131 countries, marking a 6% increase over the previous edition and reinforcing its status as the world's leading gaming event.
Ubisoft has soft-launched The Player Council, a platform where players can test upcoming games and provide direct feedback to developers, aiming to foster a more collaborative development process.
At Gamescom 2026, the IGDA Incubation SIG will present the first-ever international census of game incubation and accelerator programs, offering the industry a comprehensive overview of organizations backing emerging studios.