The next League spinoff is a farming sim from the Graveyard Keeper devs

As a long-time League of Legends fan, I’ve followed the game’s esports scene for years. It’s been a hot minute since I followed the ins and outs of competitive play, but there’s a yearly highlight I always make sure to catch: the yearly Worlds anthem. Last year’s song was “Star Walkin’” by Lil Nas X, which is tough to top, but NewJeans may have pulled it off with this year’s “Gods.”

One of the big releases of October is Remedy’s Alan Wake 2. The first game was released in 2010, and since then, Wake has been a central part of the Remedy Connected Universe which is set to expand in his next game. According to Remedy, newcomers will be able to jump straight into the game, though there will be plenty of content to please returning fans.

A new rumor has come up for the Nintendo Switch 2, this time about what games we might be seeing for the console’s launch.

Vivid Storm Interactive has announced that its survival colony sim game Ascent of Ashes will launch in early access on November 15 for Steam.

Blizzard added a source to the previously datamined Crest of the Seething Flamekeeper back transmog, it will be the reward of the Tour of Duty: Emerald Dream open-world PvP achievement.

Finally, Truck Driver: The American Dream is here to bring us the one thing that American Truck Simulator was missing: a robust story campaign filled with human drama.

The next Valorant agent is set to be a Duelist, Riot Games reveals, as it gives us a tantalizing tease of what we can expect from the final addition to its FPS game’s roster for 2023. As the team reflects on its last pair of agents and the community response to their arrival, it gives us a little glimpse at who’s next on the cards.

Publisher Bethesda Softworks and developer Bethesda Game Studios have released simulation game The Elder Scrolls: Castles in Early Access for Android via Google Play. It is free-to-play.

The studio behind summer hit Dave The Diver has announced its next game — and it’s very different indeed.

Developer Harebrained Schemes are no stranger to the turn-based strategy genre. With the cyberpunk Shadowrun Returns series and mech-fighting Battletech under their belts, the seasoned team is back again, this time with an alternate 1930s setting where the nefarious Banished Court is hellbent on taking over the world. With a new real-time stealth component and a story that is part Indiana Jones, part noir detective story, Harebrained Schemes isn’t just sticking to their tried and true turn-based combat with The Lamplighters League and the Tower at the End of the World. I’ve spent dozens of hours battling evil with my ragtag band of misfits, and I’m here to tell you that Harebrained Studios may have another hit on their hands.

AMD's CEO, Dr. Lisa Su, once again showed her interest in the AI segment where the company is aiming to tackle NVIDIA later this year.

I'm not sure what I imagined would come next from Mintrocket, the studio that brought us the delightful and surprising fishing and restaurant management sim Dave the Diver—but a 16-player PvPvE zombie stealth extraction survival game wouldn't have been it.