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March 3, 2026

Two Major Upcoming PC Games Confirmed as Steam Deck Verified

Two upcoming PC titles, Slay the Spire 2 and Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, have received Steam Deck Verified status. Slay the Spire 2 will launch on March 5 via Steam Early Access, and developer MegaCrit aims for it to maintain this status at launch, although it is already functional on the Steam Deck. The original Slay the Spire sold millions of copies and has an 89 Metacritic score and a 97% approval rating on Steam. Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is set to release on March 12 and has confirmed its Steam Deck Verified status. The first Monster Hunter Stories has a Metacritic score of 79, while its sequel scored 82.

BetaBeacon

February 28, 2026

Don’t buy a new phone just for gaming, last-gen flagships still perform just as well

The Xiaomi 17 Ultra and its Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor perform similarly to the last year's Xiaomi 15 Ultra and its Snapdragon 8 Elite in popular Android games and emulators. The newer processor offers slightly lower power consumption and potential future-proofing for upcoming games, but overall, there is not a significant performance difference between the two models.

AppWizard

February 27, 2026

Rumour – Sony ‘Backing Away’ From Releasing Console Exclusive Single-Player Games On…

Sony Interactive Entertainment is shifting its strategy for game releases on PC, focusing more on live-service games rather than traditional single-player titles. Upcoming games like Marvel’s Wolverine will be exclusive to the PS5, with no current plans for a PC version. Reports suggest that Sony is reducing its PC support for major titles, despite generating .3 billion from sales of first-party games across various platforms, including both single-player and live-service games.

AppWizard

February 24, 2026

The PC VR Demos In Steam Next Fest February 2026

Steam has launched its triannual showcase, featuring upcoming PC VR games and demos. Notable titles include Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City, Echoes of Mora, and Alliance Tales: Battle For The Frontier. Developers can modify their demo participation, and the showcase lineup includes various titles such as Birdseed VR, Wingsuit: Romsdalen, and Combat Pilot: Carrier Qualification. Steam Next Fest will run until 10 AM Pacific Standard Time on March 2nd.

AppWizard

February 23, 2026

The Disco Elysium studio’s next game just got a free demo — here’s where to play it

A demo for Zero Parades: For Dead Spies has been released, available exclusively on PC until March 16, 2026, as part of the Steam Next Fest. Players assume the role of Hershel Wilk, a spy whose reputation has been tarnished, and experience the game's isometric art style and dialogue system. The demo features modified or omitted elements to preserve surprises for the full release. The complete game is set to launch on PlayStation 5 and PC later this year.

AppWizard

February 23, 2026

Steam Next Fest has the perfect game demo for Disco Elysium fans, but it’s not ZA/UM’s successor

The author reflects on their gaming journey, noting a significant shift after experiencing Disco Elysium. They find that Citizen Sleeper is the closest game to evoke similar engagement, despite its different gameplay. The upcoming February 2026 Steam Next Fest will showcase two games of interest: Zero Parades, a successor to Disco Elysium, and Esoteric Ebb, which combines Disco Elysium-like mechanics with a Dungeons and Dragons aesthetic. Zero Parades promises a narrative of espionage, while Esoteric Ebb features a reimagined Thought Cabinet using D&D attributes. The author expresses excitement for both titles and encourages fans of Disco Elysium to explore these upcoming games.

AppWizard

February 23, 2026

MLB App Download For Android: Free & Easy

The official MLB app is available for free on Android devices, providing real-time game updates, in-depth statistics, breaking news, and the option to stream games (some features may require a subscription). It allows fans to follow their favorite teams and players, access detailed player stats, team performance metrics, standings, and historical data. The app can be downloaded from the Google Play Store by searching for "MLB" and tapping the "Install" button. Upon launching, users will find a clean design with sections for scores, schedules, news, and teams. Core features are free, but live game streaming requires an MLB.TV subscription. Common issues include the app not loading scores, crashing, or notification problems, which can often be resolved by checking the internet connection, clearing the app's cache, or adjusting notification settings.

BetaBeacon

January 26, 2026

Ubisoft’s game cancellation announcement leads to sinking share prices

Ubisoft shares have fallen by as much as 35% after the cancellation of six upcoming games and the restructuring of the company, which includes layoffs and the closure of two studios.

AppWizard

January 14, 2026

Watch: Minecraft-like RPG Hytale expects over 1 million players at launch

Previews provide a glimpse into upcoming games, highlighting innovative gameplay and stunning graphics. Reviews influence consumer perceptions and purchasing decisions through detailed analyses of games. The Nintendo Switch 2 is generating excitement with rumors of enhanced graphics, improved performance, backward compatibility, and an expanded game library. Staying informed about gaming news is essential for consumers and industry professionals, as it reveals trends and developments. Trailers serve as a marketing tool that captivates audiences and sets expectations for upcoming games.

AppWizard

December 25, 2025

2025 saw game developers scrambling to avoid heavy hitters like Grand Theft Auto 6 and Hollow Knight: Silksong

The timing of video game releases has become increasingly complex for developers, with major publishers traditionally launching titles between one and three months before the holiday season. However, in recent years, many have shifted to releasing games from February to April, and even into May and June, creating a crowded market. Rockstar's announcement of Grand Theft Auto 6, initially set for 2024 but delayed to May 2026 and then to November 2026, has prompted developers to reconsider their release strategies. Team Cherry's announcement of Hollow Knight: Silksong disrupted the release schedule, forcing other developers to scramble for safer dates. Microsoft’s surprise release of Oblivion Remastered in April negatively impacted sales for indie titles like Rosewater, highlighting the challenges of coordinating release schedules in an increasingly crowded market. Upcoming releases such as Resident Evil: Requiem on February 27 and the potential launch of Fable could further complicate the landscape for developers in 2026.