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December 21, 2025

GACHIAKUTA survival RPG game announced for consoles and PC

Com2uS has announced the development of GACHIAKUTA: The Game, a survival action RPG inspired by the manga and anime franchise, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam. A trailer showcasing in-development graphics has been released, but no specific release date is available. The game aims to capture the series' gritty aesthetic and battles, utilizing graffiti art by Hideyoshi Ando. Additionally, a second season of the Gachiakuta anime is in production following the first season's success. The manga, created by Kei Urana, launched in February 2022 and continues to be serialized.

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November 16, 2025

Escape from Tarkov fans are scrutinizing alleged sympathies for the Russian invasion of Ukraine within Battlestate Games: ‘If I could refund it I would’

User RedbullCola on ResetEra linked to imgur galleries showing Battlestate Games COO Nikita Buyanov with members of the 715 Team, a group of Russian gun enthusiasts, engaging in shooting activities. The images also feature in-game elements that reference the group, including graffiti and cosmetic items with "715" and "train hard." A 2022 report from Ukrainian news outlet Babel noted that Battlestate Games faced scrutiny for alleged ties to Russian military initiatives, including Buyanov recording promotional content with Kalashnikov before the invasion. Discussions on Reddit have included criticism of the game's quality and moral concerns about supporting a game potentially funding military actions. Ukrainian fans of Escape from Tarkov have expressed distress over the ongoing conflict, with one streamer choosing to stay in Ukraine for humanitarian efforts. The text also references the use of entertainment in military propaganda, citing examples from the U.S. military and Hollywood.

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November 4, 2025

Schedule 1’s Halloween update arrived two days late because the developer thought he should ‘probably play it safe’ and test it first

Schedule 1's Halloween update was released two days late, with developer TVGS apologizing for the delay and explaining the decision to conduct a public beta test. The update includes a climbing system with new ladders, additional graffiti locations, a loading dock at the Gas-Mart, and "meth LODs." It also features mechanical tweaks and bug fixes, promising a 10%-15% improvement in framerate. TVGS identified connection issues in multiplayer mode as stemming from bandwidth limitations, with further work needed to resolve the problem.

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September 20, 2025

Team Reptile announces Hyperfunk, a Bomb Rush Cyberfunk follow-up that’s ‘2 seconds per second of evolved funkstyle’

Hyperfunk is a new game from Team Reptile, known for Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, described as "an extreme trick and graffiti game from a bright future." It features enhanced gameplay dynamics and visual effects, allowing players to perform extraordinary combos. The game will include a built-in online multiplayer mode, enabling connections with random users or friends. A release date has not been announced, but players can add it to their Steam wishlists.