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AppWizard
June 5, 2026
Becoming a member of GB MAX provides access to a global B2B leadership community in the gaming, entertainment, and tech industries, along with a VIP ticket to the GamesBeat Next event on November 2-3 in San Francisco. Jagex announced that RuneScape: Dragonwilds will launch on September 15, 2026, for PC and consoles, transitioning from early access after achieving over one million sales. The launch will include the Scorned Wilderness update and content from the Umbral Sands expansion. RuneScape: Dragonwilds is an open-world, co-op crafting and survival game set in the continent of Ashenfall, allowing solo or team play. It features quests, skill leveling, battles against dragons, and emphasizes player feedback in its development. The game will be available on Steam and the Epic Games Store, with crossplay capabilities and approximately 20 hours of content at launch.
AppWizard
May 26, 2026
GCL Global Holdings Ltd has launched its new game "Realm of Ink," developed with Leap Studio, available on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, as well as on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch. The game features a narrative about a swordswoman named Red, who must confront her fate while pursuing the Fox Demon in a world made of ink. Players experience cycles of death and rebirth, returning to the Inn for upgrades and new combat forms. The game includes various strategies with elemental Ink Gems and relic combinations. A new trailer has been released to celebrate the launch, showcasing gameplay and cinematics. Additionally, a crossover with 91Act introduces Oread, a playable character from "BlazBlue Entropy Effect," equipped with a new Ink Gem and unique perks. Key features include endless cycles and rebirth, fluid combat with nine distinct forms, evolving Ink Pets, and exploration of realms inspired by Chinese folklore.
Winsage
May 22, 2026
Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit has filed a lawsuit against Fox Tempest, a criminal enterprise selling fraudulently signed malware to ransomware groups, affecting hospitals, schools, and critical infrastructure in ten countries. The lawsuit was filed on May 19 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Fox Tempest created a portal at signspace[.]cloud, offering a user-friendly interface for uploading malicious files and generating over 580 fraudulent Microsoft accounts to bypass identity verification. The group provided pre-configured virtual machines for customers to upload malicious payloads in exchange for signed binaries. Fox Tempest's operations were linked to a ransomware attack chain involving a counterfeit Microsoft Teams installer that deployed the Rhysida ransomware. This ransomware strain has caused significant breaches, including an October 2023 attack on the British Library, which resulted in a data exfiltration of about 600GB and recovery costs of £6 to £7 million, and a September 2024 attack on Seattle-Tacoma International Airport with a ransom demand of .8 million. Microsoft's civil litigation approach allowed for a quicker legal process, leading to the seizure of the signspace[.]cloud domain and the suspension of around 1,000 Fox Tempest accounts. Despite these actions, Fox Tempest has begun shifting to alternative code-signing services, highlighting the evolving nature of cybercrime and the need for users to verify software through independent channels. The confirmed targets of Fox Tempest included organizations in the United States, France, India, China, Brazil, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, Italy, and Spain.
AppWizard
May 21, 2026
Realm of Ink is a roguelike game currently in early access, featuring a stunning art style inspired by Chinese ink-wash painting and fast-paced action reminiscent of Hades and Dead Cells. Players control Red, a swordswoman on a quest to defeat a Fox Demon, navigating arenas filled with enemies and utilizing randomized power-ups to enhance gameplay. The game includes a unique 'pet' system with a companion named Momo that can change forms based on the player's Ink Gem loadout. It is available for purchase on Steam for PC and Steam Deck, as well as on console, with a full 1.0 release scheduled for May 26.
AppWizard
May 2, 2026
The LEGO Minecraft series will release four new sets in summer 2026: 1. 21592 Chicken Jockey Desert Attack - Price: £19.99 / .99 / €24.99 - Pieces: 428 - Release date: June 1, 2026 2. 21594 The Skeleton - Price: £39.99 / .99 / €44.99 - Pieces: 502 - Release date: June 1, 2026 3. 21595 The Ender Dragon - Price: £54.99 / .99 / €59.99 - Pieces: 710 - Release date: June 1, 2026 4. 21596 Evoker Village Attack - Price: £79.99 / .99 / €89.99 - Pieces: 607 - Release date: June 1, 2026 Additional sets scheduled for release in 2026 include: - 30732 Alex’s Campfire Conflict: 31 pieces, release date TBC - 21582 Chicken Jockey: £29.99 / 344 pieces, August 2026 - 21583 Steve’s Taiga Adventure: £8.99 / 79 pieces, January 1, 2026 - 21584 Nether & End Portal Journey: £12.99 / 192 pieces, January 1, 2026 - 21585 Chicken Farm: £17.99 / 233 pieces, January 1, 2026 - 21586 The Pale Garden: £17.99 / 243 pieces, January 1, 2026 - 21587 Zombie Dungeon: £24.99 / 284 pieces, January 1, 2026 - 21588 The Fox: £39.99 / 497 pieces, January 1, 2026 - 21589 Mini Biomes: £54.99 / 797 pieces, January 1, 2026 - 21590 Wither Battle: £59.99 / 494 pieces, January 1, 2026 - 21591 TBC: €54.99, TBC - 21593 First Night Adventure: €29.99 / 301 pieces, June 2026 - 21597 Ghast Station: €99.99 / 754 pieces, June 2026 - 21598 TBC: TBC, TBC 2026
AppWizard
May 2, 2026
LEGO will launch its Summer 2026 sets on June 1, 2026, including: - LEGO 21596 Evoker Village Attack (607 pieces) featuring a variety of minifigures. - LEGO 21595 The Ender Dragon (710 pieces) with interactive features and poseable elements. - LEGO 21594 The Skeleton (502 pieces) that includes a removable helmet. - LEGO 21592 Chicken Jockey Desert Attack (428 pieces) featuring a baby husk riding on a chicken. Pricing and product links will be available on LEGO.com.
AppWizard
April 29, 2026
EA CEO Andrew Wilson stated that AI is intended to enhance existing roles in the gaming industry rather than replace them. He emphasized that AI serves as a tool to improve productivity, particularly in routine tasks, and mentioned that EA is hiring more quality assurance (QA) staff than ever before, with 85% of QA work being supported by machine learning or AI-driven algorithms. Despite recent layoffs at EA, including teams involved in the development of Battlefield 6, Wilson maintains that AI's role is primarily augmentation. However, the company faced criticism after allegations that AI was used to generate artwork for a premium bundle, raising concerns about the impact of AI on employment in the gaming sector.
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