OD and Physint are the games next up for Hideo Kojima. He’s been working on these two projects alongside Death Stranding 2. He’s an outstanding video-game auteur whose contributed greatly to the medium, but it seems his future could lie elsewhere, depending on how the future plays out.

Neil Druckmann heads up Naughty Dog and oversees the bulk of the company’s creative output. Still a gamer at heart, Druckmann recently shared on social media that he had “rolled the credits” on Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and has made a big statement on the RPG.

While he’s best known for roles on the big screen, Madsen is remembered by gamers as the voice of Antonio “Toni” Cipriani in GTA 3. Cipriani, for those who don’t know, was one of the highest-ranking members of the Leone Family.

Earlier in May, the developers revealed that Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 will be released for PS5 later this year. The poster had the words ‘Enhanced’ written on it. Now we know what this ‘Enhanced’ term means exactly, and it seems like Senua’s Sacrifice PS4 owners are in for a treat, too.

PlayStation Plus is celebrating its 15th Anniversary on June 29, 2010; ahead of that, they have revealed the free monthly games for July.

Just weeks after launching Splitgate 2, developer 1047 Games has confirmed a small round of layoffs—citing the need to redirect development resources and perfect the post-launch experience. The studio also revealed that co-founders Ian Proulx and Nick Bagamian are temporarily forgoing their salaries as part of the effort to stabilize and support ongoing development

Build a Rocket Boy, the studio behind MindsEye, has entered a formal layoff process following the game’s disastrous debut. Sources say over 100 staff members—possibly a third of the UK office—are set to lose their jobs, triggering a 45-day consultation period required under UK regulations

Warner Bros. Games is making big changes behind the scenes. In a recent internal announcement, the gaming division revealed a major corporate restructuring effort focused squarely on its core franchises, signaling a strategic shift away from experimental projects and toward dependable blockbuster IPs.

In what’s being described as one of the biggest tech thefts of the year, over $1 million worth of Nintendo Switch 2 consoles have been stolen in a coordinated warehouse heist just months ahead of the system’s official release.

The rumor stems from Jermaine Dupri‘s recent appearance on the New Rory and Mal podcast, where the producer revealed that he was asked to do something similar. “They asked me to do Grand Theft Auto, and they were saying like Drake got his own radio station on Grand Theft Auto,” he said. Dupri added, “The way that they were getting ready to do it is Drake can actually upload music that we probably ain’t ever heard online or wherever else.”

It hasn’t been long since MindsEye launched with massive ambition and equally massive controversy—but now the once-hyped sci-fi RPG is already showing up in Walmart clearance bins for just $20.

In a rare display of creative humility, Hyung-Tae Kim, director of Stellar Blade, has openly acknowledged that the game’s story failed to meet expectations—even among the development team. Despite the game’s commercial success and praise for its combat and visuals, Kim admitted in a recent interview that the narrative was “poor” and left a lot to be desired.

The trouble continues for MindsEye, the highly ambitious sci-fi RPG that launched just weeks ago to major hype—and immediate backlash. After mounting technical complaints and a flood of negative user reviews, PlayStation has begun issuing refunds for the digital version of the game, echoing the chaotic post-launch of Cyberpunk 2077 in late 2020.

Gamescom, the world’s premier video game expo held annually in Cologne from August 20–24, 2025, has just confirmed its opening salvo of partner publishers for this year’s event—and it’s a blockbuster lineup. The first wave features industry giants Nintendo, Ubisoft, and Capcom, alongside key players like Niantic, Wargaming, Team 17, and Astragon.

The Locust are back, and it’s time to gear up—Microsoft and The Coalition have officially announced Gears of War: E-Day, the next major chapter in the iconic Gears franchise, set for release in 2026.

Capping off a very busy week in the world of gaming is Microsoft with its annual Xbox Games Showcase. There aren’t a lot of details or rumors of what to expect at this point, but Microsoft says that the event will feature “a look at brand-new games and updates from across our first-party studios and our incredible partners across the globe.” It’ll also be followed by a second stream focused entirely on the sci-fi RPG The Outer Worlds 2.

Summer Game Fest 2025 is almost here—and you won’t want to miss a single announcement, reveal, or surprise! Join us at NoFallDamage.net as we live-blog, react, and break down every jaw-dropping moment from gaming’s biggest summer event.

Today’s PlayStation State of Play broadcast delivered a hefty dose of gaming excitement, with brand new reveals, returning favorites, and deep dives that have players buzzing for what’s next on PS5 and beyond.

In a surprise move that’s sent shockwaves through its community, Ubisoft has permanently taken XDefiant offline, shutting down the game’s servers just over a year after its launch.

In a fiery rant that’s resonating with Call of Duty fans everywhere, Matthew “Nadeshot” Haag—former competitive star and co-founder of 100 Thieves—has declared that the current cheating problem in Call of Duty is “the worst it’s ever been.”