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AppWizard
November 25, 2025
Saber Interactive has announced an extensive roadmap for Warhammer 40k Space Marine 2, including the introduction of Iron Hands cosmetics and Chaos skins for PvP. Players can now customize Chaos Marines similarly to Space Marines in PvE modes, although Chaos Space Marines remain unavailable for PvE due to lore consistency. The update also includes the Sanguinary Guard-style Blood Angels Champion Pack for the Tactical Class and the Salamanders Cosmetic Pack for Season Pass holders. A new enemy, the Tyranid Prime, will challenge players in the Reclamation Operation, featuring flight capabilities that complicate encounters.
AppWizard
November 25, 2025
Quantic Dream will release Spellcasters Chronicles, a MOBA featuring three-on-three battles against other teams and waves of enemies. A closed beta will run from December 4 at 3 PM UTC to December 8 at 9 AM UTC for players in Europe and North America. Participants can choose from six spellcasters: the Swamp Witch, Astral Monk, Iron Sorcerer, Fire Elementalist, Mystic Scribe, and Stone Shaman, each with unique abilities and an ultimate power to summon a titan. Not all applicants will gain access, but those who do not will be eligible for future testing phases. A second closed beta is planned for early next year with additional content. Players can follow updates on the game’s Steam page or official website.
BetaBeacon
November 24, 2025
RetroAchievements adds achievements to over 10,000 games on various consoles, including GameCube, PSP, and GBA. RetroAchievements recently announced support for Dolphin on Android devices, allowing users to earn achievements while playing GameCube games on their phones.
AppWizard
November 22, 2025
Hearts of Iron 4 is offering a free weekend for players to access the base game, coinciding with the release of the new DLC expansion, Hearts of Iron 4: No Compromise, No Surrender. Players can access the game for free until Monday, allowing them to explore its features without financial commitment. The expansion focuses on the Pacific theater and introduces new historical pathways for Japan, China, and the Philippines, although it is not accessible during the free period. Community reactions to the expansion have been mixed, with only 43% of user reviews being positive, citing concerns over pricing and content. A significant discount of 70% off the base game is available until December 4, along with nearly a decade's worth of content at up to 50% off. An updated 'Complete Beginners Guide' has been released on the game's YouTube channel to help new players.
AppWizard
November 21, 2025
Hearts of Iron 4 has released its latest DLC, No Compromise, No Surrender, which enhances gameplay and introduces new content focused on conflicts in Asia. The faction system has been overhauled with over 60 rules and 150 goals, improving player strategy. Military doctrines have been revamped, introducing a 'grand doctrine' for cohesive strategies across land, sea, and air, along with enhancements to naval combat. The DLC emphasizes gameplay for Japan, China, and the Philippines, each presenting unique challenges and strategic choices. No Compromise, No Surrender is available on Steam for .99 or as part of Expansion Pass 2 for .99.
AppWizard
November 18, 2025
The life cycle of video games can vary greatly, with some experiencing rapid success followed by decline, while others remain relevant for decades due to dedicated players and ongoing developer support. As of 2024, several enduring games continue to thrive, having received updates since 2018. - Klondike: Developed on a Lisa computer, it has been maintained by Michael Casteel for 40 years, with updates including color in 1988, animations in 1989, and high-resolution cards in 2004. - NetHack: Launched in 1987, it has received updates as recently as February 2023 and has an active community with leaderboards available on nethack.alt.org. - Gemstone IV: Launched in 1988, it is one of the oldest MMORPGs, continuously updated by a dedicated team, and has a subscription model to maintain its player base. - Kingdom of Drakkar: Since 1989, it has evolved from a text-based game to a graphical RPG, maintained by creator Brad Lineberger. - Genesis: A MUD and fantasy RPG since 1989, it has expanded significantly and continues to receive updates. - UnReal World: Released in 1992, it is a roguelike RPG inspired by Finland's late Iron Age, with continuous updates since 2018. - Meridian 59: Released in 1996, it remains active with volunteer developers and annual updates, despite ownership changes. - Furcadia: Launched in 1996, it emphasizes user-generated content and was revitalized in 2016 after a successful Kickstarter campaign. - Ultima Online: Since 1997, it has maintained an active community and continues to receive updates and expansions. - Utopia: A text-based fantasy strategy game launched in 1998, it has seen ongoing development and community engagement. - Age of Empires 2: Released in 1999, it was revitalized by a Definitive Edition in 2019 and continues to receive expansions and updates.
AppWizard
November 16, 2025
Urbek: City Builder is a city-building game that emphasizes tangible resource management instead of traditional monetary systems. Players manage finite materials like wood, coal, and iron, making strategic choices that affect their city's dynamics. The game features no straightforward upgrade path for buildings, requiring players to balance living standards with resource demand. It allows for industrial growth at the expense of environmental quality and encourages strategic placement of buildings to optimize resource flow. Currently, Urbek is available for under during a limited-time Steam sale, with an 80% discount until November 17, priced at .79 / £3.25, and has a 90% approval rating on Steam.
BetaBeacon
November 16, 2025
- Red Dead Redemption is being released on modern consoles, mobile devices, and Netflix on December 2. - The release includes both the original game and Undead Nightmare. - Players can enjoy the game on the go with iOS and Android versions with touch-friendly controls. - Netflix subscribers can access the game as part of their membership. - Players on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S can expect smoother gameplay at 60 fps, enhanced image quality, HDR support, and resolutions up to 4K. - Free digital upgrades are available for existing owners of the PS4 version, the original Switch edition, or the digital backward-compatible Xbox One release. - Save files can be transferred between consoles for continued progress. - The updated versions of Red Dead Redemption will be available in the GTA+ Games Library and the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog starting December 2.
BetaBeacon
November 14, 2025
- Netflix subscribers can enjoy the full mobile experience of Red Dead Redemption on iOS and Android starting December 4, 2025. - Rockstar Games is bringing Red Dead Redemption to various platforms, including Netflix Games, iOS, Android, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2, with a launch date set for December 2, 2025. - The release includes the base game, "Undead Nightmare" DLC, and bonus content from the Game of the Year Edition. - Players on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S can expect enhancements such as smooth gameplay at 60 FPS, enhanced image quality, HDR support, and resolutions up to 4K. - The Nintendo Switch 2 version will offer 60 FPS gameplay at high resolution, DLSS support, HDR, and mouse control compatibility. - Existing owners of Red Dead Redemption on PS4, Xbox One, and the original Nintendo Switch will receive free digital upgrades. - The new versions were developed in collaboration with Double Eleven and Cast Iron Games and will be available through the GTA+ Games Library and PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue.
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