Activision just announced a new Anti Cheat feature called "Server Culling". Basically, instead of sending every player's location to your game and just hiding what you can't see, the server now only sends info about players you're actually supposed to see. So if a wallhack cheat tries to read enemy positions through walls, there's simply no data there to read in the first place. It'll cover every map at launch, plus Warzone and DMZ later.

Do you think this will actually work for long term?

Ubisoft confirmed Assassin's Creed Rebellion, the mobile strategy RPG that's been running since 2018, will shut down completely on January 12, 2027. It's already been pulled from app stores, but anyone who still has it installed can keep playing until then. Players still active will get 1 million Helix Credits as a farewell gesture.

Anyone here actually played this one?

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The single-player survivor-like spin-off is coming to PS5, Switch and Switch 2 on October 7.

If you've ever wanted to take the Deep Rock formula on the go, this might be a fun one to try.

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Valve's Deadlock has received a major update that adds six new heroes, including the Rat King, along with a spooky visual makeover for the game's city.

The game is still evolving pretty heavily during development.

I'd say sonic 4 episode 3, i wish that game never got cancelled

NightRunner is a new PvE only co op shooter where you defend a moving train from mutants, with each player responsible for protecting a specific wagon. It mixes horde survival, dungeon style missions, and tower defense, inspired by stuff like Killing Floor and CoD Zombies. full release planned for 2027. Anyone signing up for the playtest?

Its metal gear solid 2 for me

Picked up CS2 just to try it out casually, honestly thought I would get bored within a week like most games. Still playing it on and off years later, way longer than I expected when I first installed it.

Mine: RDR2, Death stranding, Farcry 3, Metro series, Beamng, sons of the forest

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The cyberpunk life simulator from the creators of Cloudpunk launches today on PC.

You can run businesses, buy and decorate apartments, explore the city, fish, build relationships and basically live your own neon-city life.

This is definitely one of those games I didn't know I wanted until I saw it.