Accidental Release of Playground Games’ Racing Arcade
In an unexpected turn of events, Playground Games inadvertently uploaded an unencrypted 155 GB repository of their racing arcade title to Steam, quickly catching the attention of the Forza Horizon fan community. This incident sparked a wave of excitement and speculation, leading to further involvement from the developers at the green storefront, ultimately resulting in the game making its way onto torrent sites. The official launch had been scheduled for May 19.
In a curious twist of fate, just days before the anticipated release, an interactive cinematic experience from Supermassive Games, titled Directive 8020, also found its way into the public domain. The timing of these leaks has certainly stirred the gaming community, as anticipation builds for upcoming titles.
Moreover, Xbox owners were granted an early opportunity to explore the latest installment in the LEGO franchise, LEGO Batman: Legacy Of The Dark Knight, which is set to officially release on May 22. Reports from users indicate that some electronic codes for the game included additional content. This appears to be a result of an error during the pre-load phase, allowing players to access and launch the game successfully, a situation that continues to persist.
As the weekend approaches, it seems that gamers have found themselves with an unexpected array of activities to engage in, courtesy of these unforeseen releases.
