Warframe has released a fully featured mobile version with ten years' worth of content and over 50 customizable Warframes, allowing for cross-platform progression.
Remedy Entertainment released a significant patch for Alan Wake Remastered on PC on February 26, introducing several enhancements. Key updates include the addition of HDR, improved DLSS capabilities, and unlocked frame rates ranging from 200 FPS to 240 FPS. Gameplay improvements feature a command to skip the intro, refined camera functionality, and optimized weapon swapping. Visual enhancements include a new optional camera style, upgraded SDR to 10-bit, corrected FOV scaling, and fixes for rendering errors. UI updates consist of a new setting to scale the gameplay UI and resolution of multiple mouse input issues. There are no announcements for similar updates on console versions.
Liquid Swords has announced that Samson: A Tyndalston Story, the debut title from a new studio led by Christofer Sundberg, will launch on April 8. The game features a narrative-driven journey where players control Samson McRay in the city of Tyndalston, dealing with debt and consequential decision-making. Each job consumes Action Points, and players must progress without the option for do-overs. Samson aims to provide a streamlined experience reminiscent of gritty ‘90s action films and is priced modestly. It will be available exclusively for PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store at launch, with no console versions announced. A developer diary has been released detailing the combat and driving mechanics.
- Marvel Mystic Mayhem will end new content updates on April 1 and servers will go offline
- Warzone Mobile servers will go offline on April 17
- Warframe is now available on Android with cross platform play
- CookieRun: OvenSmash is a real time battle action game with pre-registration available
- The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is coming to iOS and Android on March 23
- Horse Racing Solitaire has launched worldwide on iOS and Android
- STPPL, a minimalist color puzzle game, will launch on Google Play next week
- Hatch Dragons, a dragon nurturing game, launches worldwide on March 4
- Takeoff: Unlimited, a 2D arcade dogfighter game, is available on the App Store
Squanch Games has released High on Life 2, a sequel to its successful 2022 game. The narrative follows the Bounty Hunter facing a cosmic crisis. The sequel features refined humor, attributed to the absence of former voice actor Justin Roiland, and includes a mix of chaotic gunplay and fluid combat. Players will encounter returning weapons and new tools, along with quirky environments that enhance the comedic experience. The game prioritizes accessibility and fun over complexity, allowing players to enjoy the gameplay without tedious tasks. However, performance issues have been noted, particularly for PC players with lower-end hardware, leading to stuttering and frame drops. Console versions generally maintain a steady frame rate, but optimization is needed for the PC version. Despite these challenges, the game delivers humor and engaging gameplay.
Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive have terminated employees suspected of leaking information about Grand Theft Auto VI to protect the game's integrity. Reports indicate that GTA VI will launch as a digital-only title to reduce leak risks associated with retail access, with a physical edition expected to follow shortly after. The digital release is scheduled for November 19, 2026, and the physical version may be available in time for the holiday season, likely just a few weeks later.
Androidify won the app vote with over 40% of responses, leaving other contenders far behind. The result shows that users value delight and personality in apps over utilitarian features. In gaming, Red Dead Redemption took the top spot with around 30% of the vote, indicating a growing appetite for high-quality premium games on mobile devices. The success of Androidify and Red Dead Redemption highlights the importance of blending functional utility with personality and delivering premium-grade gaming experiences on mobile platforms.
“Hytale” is an open-world sandbox game that allows players to collect resources, craft, and build unique worlds. It was developed by Hypixel Studios, which previously worked on a popular “Minecraft” server. Development began in 2015 and faced setbacks, including a cancellation in mid-2025, but resumed in November after the rights were acquired by Hypixel founder Simon Collins-Laflamme. The game is currently in early access and is fully playable, though still under development. “Hytale” is available exclusively on PC for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and can be accessed through the official website, not on Steam. The standard edition is priced at .99, with additional tiers available for .49 and .99. Early indications suggest significant popularity, with pre-purchase sales generating enough revenue for at least two years of development and over 400,000 viewers watching gameplay on Twitch on its release day.
- Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption was released on mobile in 2025, including the original story campaign and Undead Nightmare expansion, priced at .99 or available through a Netflix subscription.
- Subnautica also transitioned to mobile, offering a survival adventure set on an alien oceanic planet, optimized for touch controls and supporting controllers, priced at .99.
- Persona 5: The Phantom X delivered a mobile-specific RPG experience with gacha mechanics and turn-based combat, maintaining ties to the original Persona 5 storyline, and offering free-to-play mechanics.
- Where Winds Meet is an open-world wuxia title on mobile with demanding hardware requirements, featuring cross-progression support and light monetization.
- DREDGE brought its Eldritch fishing simulation to mobile, included in Google Play Pass for subscribers, priced at .99.
- Cassette Beasts is a premium turn-based RPG inspired by Pokémon on mobile, offering cassette monster collection and combat, priced at .99.
- Destiny: Rising brought the FPS MMO experience to mobile for free, with typical NetEase monetization strategies.
- Enter the Gungeon and Exit the Gungeon were released on mobile simultaneously, offering bullet hell and platforming gameplay with touchscreen and controller support.
- Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown combined platforming and Metroidvania elements in a 2.5D action-adventure on mobile, offering offline play and full controller support.
William Pugh, the director of The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe, noted that some publications, including Edge, rated the 2022 remake lower than the original 2013 version despite significant enhancements. The development of Ultra Deluxe took four years, initially starting as a simple port to the PS4, but faced challenges due to the original game's foundation on Valve's Source Engine, which required an engine transplant. The project expanded from a six-month timeline as new content ideas emerged, particularly platform-specific endings for consoles.
