Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core is a New Roguelite Co-Op Shooter Set in the Deep Rock Galactic Universe

Today’s Xbox Partner Preview brought us a good look at Still Wakes The Deep, the new game from The Chinese Room, a studio known for projects like Dear Esther, Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs and Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture.

Starfield players can now download a free community-created patch on PC that seeks to address a range of minor issues besetting Bethesda’s latest RPG, ranging from fixes for incorrect dialogue to skill tweaks, and numerous other polishing changes.

Netflix is on a roll to increase the prices of some of its plans in the United States and other regions. In pursuit of tackling issues related to password sharing, the company is going all out to secure maximum profit margins without hurting its user base. Netflix is now planning to increase the price for its Basic and Premium tiers in some regions, which could adversely impact the user base.

Microsoft has announced a brand new Xbox Series S bundle arriving later this month. Dubbed the Starter Bundle, this deal packs everything that you need to jump into popular games like Starfield and Forza Motorsport right out of the box.

There's a new Dragon Ball anime series on the way titled Dragon Ball Daima, and it features kid versions of Goku, Vegeta, Bulma, and loads more fan-favorite characters.

Fallout: New Vegas director Josh Sawyer has laid to rest a fan theory that's persisted since launch about two of the game's most notoriously challenging areas.

It’s been a tough year for fans of Blizzard’s beleaguered hero shooter, Overwatch 2. Released last October as a full-scale replacement for the original Overwatch, many fans have been frustrated by the game’s costly microtransactions (which, at this point, honestly seem more like “macrotransactions”).

I've had my eye on dwarven roguelike Below the Stone for several months, so I was eager to give its Steam Next Fest demo a play. Folks, I'm pleased to report that the Terraria and Deep Rock Galactic vibes I was picking up were dead-on. This is shaping up to be something really special, and handily one of the best Steam Next Fest demos to play this week. 

Deep Rock Galactic, the quietly huge indie co-op FPS that popped off once again earlier this year with the help of a popular vtuber, is getting a roguelike spinoff. Well, technically a "roguelite," but the difference between the two is incredibly slim and any two people might offer three different explanations. Publisher Ghost Ship Games is really zeroing in on "meta gameplay with permanent progression between missions" with its use of roguelite. 

Deep Rock Galactic Rogue Core is Ghost Ship's attempt to double down on its highly successful cooperative game.

Owning a Starfield penthouse has one notable downside: you risk losing everything if the property is stationed in New Atlantis. 

To be blunt, the success of Deep Rock Galactic was a surprise to me. A game about «space dwarves» mining for resources while fighting off hostile aliens in the deepest reaches of space sounds a little niche, doesn't it? Especially without a Warhammer 40,000 license attached to it. And yet, it's a hit: An «overwhelmingly positive» rating across nearly 200,000 user reviews on Steam, and more than three years after its 2020 launch—which came after two years of early access—it still regularly draws thousands of concurrent players.