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Green Man Gaming brings 7 hit PC games together in its WB Games collection
AppWizard
August 20, 2026

Green Man Gaming brings 7 hit PC games together in its WB Games collection

Green Man Gaming has launched the Warner Bros Games Blood & Grit Collection, featuring seven PC games across various genres. The collection is divided into two tiers: the Survive tier, priced at €5/£4.50, includes three games—Mad Max, Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor GOTY Edition, and Mortal Kombat XL. The Dominate tier, priced at €10/£9, unlocks all seven games, including enhanced editions like Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate Edition and Middle-earth: Shadow of War Definitive Edition. A portion of sales will be donated to Breakthrough T1D, a charity focused on type 1 diabetes. The games are provided as official Steam keys, and purchasers receive a 3% discount voucher for future transactions. The collection is available until September 1, 2026.
Grand Theft Auto 6 leaker says they won't stop until Rockstar and Take-Two apologize for 'anti-consumerism' and make a 'concrete commitment to do better'
AppWizard
August 19, 2026

Grand Theft Auto 6 leaker says they won’t stop until Rockstar and Take-Two apologize for ‘anti-consumerism’ and make a ‘concrete commitment to do better’

Cyberleek has claimed responsibility for the leak of Grand Theft Auto 6 and issued a manifesto criticizing various practices in the gaming industry. The manifesto argues that publishers mislead consumers by selling licenses instead of actual ownership, releasing unfinished games as "living services," and locking content on physical discs that is sold as downloadable content (DLC). Cyberleek aims to challenge what they see as a decline in consumer value in the gaming industry. The release of Grand Theft Auto 6 is anticipated in three months, and efforts are being made to obtain responses from Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games regarding the situation.
Amazon Luna
AppWizard
August 15, 2026

Amazon Luna

Amazon Prime subscribers will have access to new games on Amazon Luna in August, including the addition of "Batman: Caped Crusader – Chronicles" to the GameNight library. The Luna Standard lineup features three games currently available: "Bluey: The Videogame," "Disney/Pixar Brave: The Video Game," and "Disney/Pixar: WALL-E." Two more games, "Assassin’s Creed Valhalla" and "Assassin’s Creed Mirage," will be released later in the month. Additionally, subscribers can claim downloadable PC games, including "Right and Down," "Hiveswap Friendsim," "Pyramids and Aliens: Escape Room," "Airship: Kingdoms Adrift," "Steelrising," "Royal Romances: Forbidden Magic," "Spray Paint Simulator," "Havendock," and "Clash: Artifacts of Chaos," throughout August.
Marketplace Spotlight: Sulfur Cube-Inspired
AppWizard
August 12, 2026

Marketplace Spotlight: Sulfur Cube-Inspired

The Minecraft Marketplace is continuously evolving, introducing new add-ons, worlds, mini-games, and mash-up packs weekly. The recent addition of sulfur cubes has inspired developers to create a variety of sulfur-themed content, including sports, contests, and innovative weaponry. Seven new pieces of downloadable content (DLC) have been released, including the Cube Breakers DLC, which transforms Minecraft into a Breakout-style arcade game. The Marketplace fosters creativity and gameplay, expanding possibilities for players to explore, create, and destroy.
New Kingdom Come trademark filings mention 'online' virtual worlds—but we shouldn't assume Warhorse is making a multiplayer game just yet
AppWizard
August 6, 2026

New Kingdom Come trademark filings mention ‘online’ virtual worlds—but we shouldn’t assume Warhorse is making a multiplayer game just yet

Warhorse Studios has filed trademarks for their upcoming title, Kingdom Come Salvation, in both Europe and the United States. The filings include references to "services for matching users with computer games," suggesting potential online features. The trademarks are categorized under IC 009, related to video games, and IC 041, which covers entertainment services, including online gaming. An expert noted that while the filings imply possible online capabilities, fans should manage their expectations regarding multiplayer features until an official announcement is made.
American Truck Simulator is headed to North Dakota in its latest DLC
AppWizard
August 2, 2026

American Truck Simulator is headed to North Dakota in its latest DLC

North Dakota will be featured in the upcoming downloadable content (DLC) for American Truck Simulator, showcasing its landscapes, including prairies, farmland, rivers, and skies. The trailer presents scenes with semi-trucks, buffalo herds, small towns, and notable landmarks like giant fish statues. This DLC will increase the total number of available DLCs on Steam to 61. Reactions from the gaming community have been mixed, with some users humorously questioning the need for detailed asset design. The game focuses on a realistic trucking experience, emphasizing adherence to speed limits and the appreciation of the scenery.
The Vast Majority of Capcom's 2026 Game Sales Have Been Digital
AppWizard
July 30, 2026

The Vast Majority of Capcom’s 2026 Game Sales Have Been Digital

Capcom's financial report for Q1 2026 shows that 93.3% of its sales were from digital formats, while physical media sales accounted for 6.7%. Of the digital sales, 60.4% came from PC platforms and 32.9% from consoles. The Resident Evil franchise is a major contributor to digital sales, now ranking as the third highest-selling game franchise in Japan. Resident Evil 2 has surpassed Resident Evil 5 as the best-selling title in the series. Despite the shift towards digital gaming, Capcom has stated it will continue producing physical game discs due to ongoing demand from players.
PlayStation ditching physical games is "a bridge across the bad years" of high hardware costs, analyst says, but it means "casuals and youngsters will drift off to mobile, PC, and free-to-play even faster"
AppWizard
July 30, 2026

PlayStation ditching physical games is “a bridge across the bad years” of high hardware costs, analyst says, but it means “casuals and youngsters will drift off to mobile, PC, and free-to-play even faster”

PlayStation announced its intention to cease physical game production by 2028. Analyst Rhys Elliott described this shift as a "stopgap" rather than a long-term strategy, suggesting it may be a temporary measure to address current economic challenges and high hardware manufacturing costs. He raised concerns that this decision could alienate younger and budget-conscious gamers who typically enter the console market through affordable pre-owned discs, potentially impacting their future engagement with the platform.
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