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A new trailer from Gamera Games came out of Tokyo Game Show this week, showing off a new look at combat gameplay in Youthcat Studio's interstellar factory-builder and giving a release date: December 2023 will be when the Rise of the Dark Fog update releases for free to all owners of Dyson Sphere Program. A second, longer trailer also released goes more in-depth with gameplay footage of the Icarus robot defending its factory from attack.

NIS America will host a Falcom x NIS America Special Live Stream on September 21 at 8:00 a.m. PT / 11:00 a.m. ET, the company announced. You will be able to watch it on Twitch.

Starfield's outposts are primarily for mining resources, though if Fallout 4's settlement building was any indication, this sort of industrial ingenuity was inevitable. Posted to the Starfield subreddit by user Hackoox, this fully-fledged factory floor looks as gorgeous as it does an absolute pain in the butt to build.

The sky is far from the limit in Starfield as you can while away hundreds of hours exploring the RPG's vast array of planets and systems. Or you can ignore all that and sink that time into designing and constructing a massive outpost instead, which is just what Starfield player Hackoox did and judging by the outcome, it was certainly time well spent.

Ten years is a long time to roam Los Santos, yet players have been doing so fervently ever since Grand Theft Auto V and its online mode launched in 2013. Rockstar is celebrating the milestone with new events in GTA Online, including items inspired by the single-player version of the game.

Starfield's outpost-building mechanics aren't particularly popular among fans, and that's mainly down to how scaled back construction feels in comparison to other Bethesda titles like Fallout 4 and Fallout 76. That doesn't mean they aren't capable of building some truly impressive creations though, as showcased by one Starfield player who has managed to build an absolutely gigantic factory.

RuneScape’s Hero Pass unwinding is happening, but the team has an update on efforts to restore Daily Challenges, and some timelines to consider. There’s also some new possible daily rewards to ease the transition, two Treasure Hunter updates, and more.

Pre-registration for Warcraft Rumble, Blizzard's newest free to play mobile game set in the Warcraft universe, is now available on the Google Play and Apple App stores! Players who sign up and defeat the tutorial boss within two weeks of launch will also unlock four mecha-themed cosmetics. Although an official release date has yet to be shared, Blizzard announced several game system updates and new regional testing just last month, and this newest promotion suggests a worldwide release is imminent — likely to be announced this November during BlizzCon 2023. It won’t be long before everyone around the world will be able to leap into all the joyful chaos Warcraft Rumble™ has to offer. Players can now pre-order through the Apple App store for the first time globally!

Roughly a month after Version 4.0 added Fontaine, new quests, and underwater exploration, Genshin Impact’s next update is on the horizon. miHoYo Games has announced a Special Program Preview for Version 4.1. It will air on September 15th on the game’s official Twitch channel (after which it will be available on YouTube).

Some of Steam’s oldest user accounts are turning 20-years old this week, and Valve is celebrating the anniversary by handing out special digital badges featuring the original Steam colour scheme to the gaming veterans.

With titles likeDiablo IV and Path of Exile recently dominating the ARPG genre in the past and near future, it's a tough market for indie developers to break into. However, Eleventh Hour Games isn't just any indie studio, with their epic ARPG,Last Epoch, they've been steadily carving a niche for themselves, and their latest update “Runes of Power” might just be one of their greatest.

The long and arduous wait for Hollow Knight: Silksong continues, and to make matters worse (or better, depending on your perspective), fans have discovered a series of odd ripoffs appearing on mobile storefronts.