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May 24, 2026

Kusan: City of Wolves Launches For PC and Consoles on July 30

CIRCLEfromDOT, in collaboration with PQube, has announced that Kusan: City of Wolves will be released on July 30, 2026. The game features 54 stages with skill-based challenges, dynamic boss encounters, and extensive weapon customization. Players will control Jin, an ex-soldier, in a neo-noir pixel-art metropolis. The soundtrack is by hip-hop artist Loptimist, and the narrative is presented through comic-panel cutscenes. The game emphasizes fast-paced action and a gripping story.

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May 21, 2026

I played Boltgun 2 and it’s sick

Boltgun 2 is a sequel to Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, developed by Auroch Digital. It retains the essence of the original game while introducing new features, including an expanded arsenal, diverse biomes, and dual protagonists. Players can choose between two characters at the start: Nyra Veyrath, an Adepta Sororitas battle sister with a crossbow and flamethrower, and Malum Caedo, who uses a plasma gun and shotgun. The game features two demo missions set in a swampy jungle and a frozen industrial complex. Gameplay mechanics have been simplified, with a single type of grenade and a removal of the complex toughness system. The missions are more linear, focusing on straightforward objectives, but the full campaign will include more complex levels. The game is set to be released in 2026.

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May 21, 2026

Space Marine 2 is shadowdropping a free campaign mission and giving Siege Mode progression some much-needed love

Space Marine 2 has launched a significant update called the Purgation Update, which includes a new free PvE Operation, an expanded Siege Mode, and new weapon and armor cosmetics. A free weekend trial is available from May 21 to May 25, allowing players to explore the game. The update features a new PvE mission in the Kadaku swamps, new enemies like the Hive Tyrant and Mutalith Vortex Beast, and introduces the Bolt Carbine Sidearm. A practice area aboard the Battle-Barge is available for players to test the new weapon. The update coincides with the Warhammer Skulls event and includes access to initial campaign missions and all PvP modes during the trial. A patch with balance changes for PvP gameplay is also set to go live on May 21.

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May 21, 2026

Mortal Sin is my favorite roguelite you haven’t played, and it’s a steal in this Steam key bundle

Mortal Sin is an indie roguelite game that combines elements from titles like Dark Messiah, Warhammer: Vermintide, Roboquest, and Hades. It features a visceral landscape filled with gore and a variety of melee weapons, encouraging aggressive gameplay. Players can execute limb-severing combos and must manage weapon durability to survive. The game is currently available for .50 as part of the Prestige Collection XL Bundle from Fanatical, requiring the purchase of two games totaling .99.

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May 19, 2026

This Subnautica 2 mod lets you kill all the fish you want

Discussions about Subnautica 2 have centered on whether players should be able to engage in combat with aquatic enemies. Many players want to defend themselves against hostile creatures like Nibbler Mangos and Hammerheads, recalling the original game's survival knife. However, developers have stated that Subnautica 2 is "not a killing game" and encouraged players interested in combat to seek other titles. This has led to mixed reactions from the community. In response to the demand for combat, modder jibotron created the "Killable Creatures" mod, which enhances existing tools to allow players to defend against oceanic nuisances without traditional weapons. With this mod, the survival multitool inflicts 20 damage, and the sonic resonator delivers 50 damage to various creatures. While the mod functions as intended, the effort required to track down creatures can detract from gameplay enjoyment. Players can also eliminate smaller fish, but their remains do not provide resources. The mod is available on Nexus Mods, requiring the installation of the UE4SS mod for functionality.

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May 18, 2026

Star Citizen’s latest alpha update brings a ‘full reset’ to its universe, as Cloud Imperium Games promises to crack down on player exploits and duplication issues

Star Citizen, developed by Cloud Imperium Games, has faced challenges including a problematic in-game economy due to the duplication of valuable items by players. The studio announced a partial server wipe with patch 4.8 to reset players' bank balances and resources, but excluded ships obtained through trading with Wikelo, leading to player discontent. In response, a full reset of the game's universe will occur, wiping all player progress except for blueprints and items bought with real money. The upcoming patch aims to implement safeguards against exploits, though details are unclear. Alpha 4.8 will introduce a new endgame mission called "Tactical Strike Group," enhancements to player flight suits, improvements to refueling missions, and new infantry weapons. The completion of Star Citizen is projected to extend to 2028, while the single-player component, Squadron 42, is expected to release this year, though its timely launch remains uncertain.

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May 17, 2026

MMOs are better if classes are imbalanced—you just need to do it on purpose

Hikaru Tamaki, during the Final Fantasy 14: Evercold presentation, revealed that the design team is considering a 90% damage reduction buff for the new Dragoon class while using its Sky High action. The game has maintained a strong job balance, partly due to the lack of a traditional talent tree system, which is currently under review. The developers are introducing a feature that allows players to sync their highest item level across different jobs, facilitating easier role adaptation without excessive grinding. The article suggests that MMO developers should enhance existing systems rather than reinvent them, advocating for a "purposefully imbalanced" framework where classes excel in specific areas while relying on others for support.

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May 16, 2026

Don’t sleep on Battlestar Galactica: Scattered Hopes—it’s tricky, tactical and the best FTL-like since, well, FTL

Battlestar Galactica: Scattered Hopes is a strategic game set in the Battlestar Galactica universe, where players command a fleet of civilian vessels and navigate through space while managing resources and crew dynamics. The gameplay consists of two phases: fleet management, where players assign roles and address crises, and real-time combat against Cylon threats. Players must strategize their ship deployments and make tough decisions, such as using nuclear weapons, while balancing the needs of different factions within the fleet. The game emphasizes the human element, with decisions impacting morale and overall fleet health. Players can unlock enhancements for their ships and characters, facing relentless challenges from the escalating Cylon threat.

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May 15, 2026

Marathon’s Game Director admits it’s “overwhelming to learn” and too sweaty

Marathon, developed by Bungie, has a specialized appeal that may hinder sustainable growth, as noted by Game Director Joe Ziegler. He described the game's learning curve as "overwhelming" and gameplay as a "hardcore sweat-fiesta," indicating a need for more relaxed options. Since its launch nearly three months ago, the game has fostered a growing core community, with players contributing fan art and lore videos. Key observations from Season 1 include the overwhelming experience for newcomers, the chaotic endgame balance, and the demand for less intense gameplay. For Season 2, two new PvE-focused modes will be introduced, including one that blends PvE with PvP and another emphasizing cooperative gameplay. New features will include the Night Marsh zone, a defensive Runner shell named 'Sentinel,' fresh weapons, and improved customization options. Additional anticipated features are a Duos rotating zone queue, a revamped matchmaking system, and an expansion of Vault size. Bungie is also working on enhancing the onboarding experience and contract system. Season 2 is set to launch on June 2, with more details to be revealed in late May.

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May 14, 2026

A new Far Far West update slices its grind in half, and stamps out Joker hoarding

The developer Evil Raptor has released a significant update for the team shooter Far Far West, which includes an overhaul of the Prestige system to reduce grind time by halving the required experience gains and restructuring the unlocking process for Joker and upgrade slots. Players can now prestige heroes and weapons up to level 15 and unlock an additional bonus upgrade slot, totaling six. Jokers will now be instanced per player to improve resource distribution, and players can share Jokers without triggering healing effects. The drop rate of Jokers has been adjusted based on team size. Balance changes include increased ammo for the Bow, a damage buff for Dual Revolvers, and a doubled Fire Rate upgrade for the Minigun. The Overblast modifier has been nerfed, and adjustments have been made to enemy types for better balance. The update also features bug fixes, quality-of-life improvements, and new options for players in the lobby. The update is now live, and players are encouraged to provide feedback through official channels.