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The devs who founded Toys for Bob are going back to finally build a proper sequel to their beloved 1992 open-world space game, and while they no longer have the rights to the original game's name, the Kickstarter for this new title has smashed its $100,000 goal in less than three hours.

The stunning open-world dress-up game I covered a little under two years ago has finally announced an offline playtest, and I can't wait to see more of it. 

Startup, Celestial AI, has developed a new interconnect solution that utilizes DDR5 & HBM memory to increase the efficiency of chiplets with AMD possibly being among the first to use such a design.

Infinity Games just dropped a new brain-bender called Arc Tracker: Pendulum on Android. It’s now up for pre-registration. Priced at $1.99, it’s a pendular motion puzzle game. Infinity Games has also published some other well-known puzzlers including Maze: Puzzle and Relaxing Game, Laser: Relaxing & Anti-Stress, Infinity Loop: Relaxing Puzzle and Energy: Anti-Stress Loops.

NVIDIA revealed today that the sci-fi first-person shooter/tower defense/base building hybrid game Outpost: Infinity Siege will support DLSS 3 (Frame Generation + Super Resolution) and Reflex at launch.

Like a combination Taco Bell/KFC, Outpost: Infinity Siege is trying to be a suspicious number of things at once. But while this ambitious and absurdly complicated multiplayer first-person-shooter-real-time-strategy-tower-defense game is absolutely covered in a thick layer of jank, it defies the odds by actually being pretty darn competent at most of the things it attempts. Sure, the story is laughably bad, the voice performances gave me a full-body cringe, and there’s so much grinding and RNG that you’ll be seeing the same levels way too often. But all of those complaints stand in stark contrast to the numerous ways Infinity Siege knocks it out of the park, and as a result I’m still having a lot of fun leveling up my base and facing off against hordes of robotic scorpions after more than 60 hours. The FPS combat is smooth and satisfying, the real-time strategy offers a ton of room for scheming, and the tower defense mechanics delightfully allow you to take on entire armies from atop a fortress of gunfire. Outpost: Infinity Siege might bite off way more than it can chew, but, also like a combination Taco Bell/KFC, it often delivers exactly what you’re looking for.

Publisher Lightning Games' latest title, Outpost: Infinity Siege, combines high-octane FPS gameplay with methodical tower defense and base-building strategy, and it launches on March 26 at 9am PDT.

The upcoming, vibrant, Bio-Punk FPS from PlayFusion is holding its first closed beta, and you can sign up now to give the world's first "Adaptation Shooter" a go.

The first thing that’s sure to grab you about Ascendant Infinity is just how 80s everything feels. This is set in a post-apocalyptic world where the end of the world didn’t happen now in our time of rapidly advancing AI and robotics, but rather saw the last vestiges of mankind put into a cultural stasis in the era of cheesy sitcom title music, ludicrously big hair, synths and bumbags. Also, wildly advance biotech

Last year, it was reported that Ubisoft had begun work on an Assassin's Creed: Black Flag remake codenamed Obsidian. Now, it's claimed that a second remake is also in development.

Since being announced back in 2021, there have been a lot of questions about what Assassin’s Creed Infinity would even be. We've known Infinity would be a hub of sorts that connects other Assassin’s Creed experiences and includes online elements, but beyond that, things have remained sketchy. Well, we now have some more details from insider Tom Henderson, who has a very good track record when it comes to all things Ubisoft. According to Henderson, he’s laid eyes on demo footage of Assassin’s Creed Infinity, and, surprise surprise, it sounds like it will be a heavily live-service-focused product.

Game developers are full of praise for Helldivers 2's character animations.

Two things are near-universally liked: collecting things and Disney characters. That was the idea behind Disney Infinity, which burst onto the scene in 2013, allowing fans to mix both passions into one – and giving the House of Mouse yet another money-printing machine. The toys-to-life game lets you place physical character figures from Disney and Pixar worlds onto a special platform, scanning them into the game where you could play as Elsa and Wreck-It Ralph side-by-side. It was every kid’s dream come true – and also every Disney adult, of course.

Activision execs offered Infinity Ward staff a 50 percent pay increase and told staff to «take the money and get over it» after the publisher dramatically fired the developer's founders Jason West and Vince Zampella in 2010.

Corecell Technology has announced AeternoBlade II: Infinity, its latest update to AeternoBlade II. It is available now for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 for $14.99, or as a free update to existing owners, and will launch for Xbox Series, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam on February 6.

VR isn’t for everyone. Financially, the entry point is relatively high; then there’s the potential nausea that comes with it. Plus, all that space required should you have one of those fancier rigs.

Developer PlayFusion, comprised of a number of ex-Jagex and ex-RuneScape developers, has announced Ascendant Infinity, a new Unreal Engine 5-powered squad-based tactical multiplayer first-person 3v3v3v3 shooter in which the "BioPunk"-aesthetic landscapes change mid-match. It's in development for PC, and due to be available on both Steam and the Epic Games Store. The announcement trailer is a hilarious send-up of 1980's sitcom opening credits sequences. You can (and should!) watch that above, while the first batch of screenshots are available in the gallery below.

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BOSTON LEVIN offers the 'Infinity' Bluetooth calling smartwatch, a versatile alternative to brand-specific smartwatches. Compatible with both Android and iOS smartphones, it operates on Google's Android 4.4+ system, providing users with a comprehensive health and productivity companion on their wrist.

Looks like Jack Black just can't keep away from those videogame movie adaptations, because he's the latest star to be cast in the live action Minecraft movie.

Marvel fans have spotted a continuity error in Avengers: Infinity War – and it involves Tony Stark's mustache. 

Infinity Ward, the original developer of the Call of Duty franchise, is getting bigger. A job ad for an Expert UI Engineer reveals that the company owned by Activision has recently opened a new studio based in Austin, Texas. According to the ad, the new Infinity Ward office will focus on 'creating new and innovative experiences for Call of Duty and create state of the art technology to power them'.

Infinity Ward has opened a new studio in Austin, Texas, which will prioritize work on Call of Duty. A recruitment advertisement on the Activision website searching for an «Expert UI Engineer» confirmed the opening of the new studio, while detailing what exactly the studio will be used to work on. 

Call of Duty developer Infinity Ward just opened a new studio in Austin, Texas.

Infinity Ward has opened a studio in Austin, Texas.

Infinity Ward has opened a «brand new studio» in Austin, Texas.

October 28 marked 20 years of the Call of Duty series, as part of which some of the key designers  have been talking about the greatest moments. The foundation for its overwhelming success, however, will always be original developer Infinity Ward, in particular the leap forward the studio made with the Modern Warfare series. It delivered an unforgettable and oft-controversial singleplayer campaign reflecting one view of contemporary geopolitics, alongside a best-in-class multiplayer experience that the wider series has followed ever since.

On October 28, 2023, the Call of Duty series will be 20 years old. While it's now one of the most impressive and well-resourced development projects on the planet, with three core studios (as well as support studios) dedicated to keeping its annual release cycle spinning, the foundations for its success were laid by Infinity Ward which, after developing the first two games in the franchise, was given the time to make something really special, and produced what is still the series' defining entry with 2007's Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.

Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai is a game of two halves: a surprisingly simplistic action RPG and an endless barrage of static, visual novel-style cutscenes. It bears the name Dragon Quest and is published by Square Enix, yet it feels entirely barebones; with basic gameplay and a poorly presented story, we're left confused about who this one was for.

With mere hours left until the release of Infinity Strash: DRAGON QUEST The Adventure of Dai, developer Square Enix has revealed as much as it can before launch. Based on the manga and anime of the same name, Square Enix lovingly adapted Dai’s story to a new real-time combat RPG. However, even if you know the story, the game has some tricks up its sleeves.

is a video game based on an anime based on a video game series, which means it borrows elements from both, but feels more like the former than the latter. That being said, knowing a lot about the franchise or the anime (or manga) isn't really necessary for this experience. Featuring some of the iconic monsters and spells from, is more of an anime recap than a game, which is a bit unfortunate considering just how excellent the actual gameplay is.

Publisher Square Enix and developers Game Studio and KAI GRAPHICS have released new information and screenshots for Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai introducing the beginnings of the action RPG‘s Story Mode.

Vearn, the Dark King will appear as a boss in the deepest part of the Temple of Recollection in Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai, publisher Square Enix and developers Game Studio and KAI GRAPHICS announced during the game’s Tokyo Game Show 2023 stage event.

Wolf & Wood has released the first free content update for C-Smash VRS.

Publisher Square Enix and developers Game Studio and KAI GRAPHICS have released new information and screenshots for Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai introducing the game’s dungeon experience “Temple of Recollection” and remixed battles mode “Challenge Mode.”

Bethesda's spacefaring adventure has its moments with impressive scale, satisfying combat, and some worthwhile side quests, but its shallow RPG systems and uninspired vision of the cosmos make for a journey that's a mile wide, but an inch deep.

RapidEyeMovers has revealed a huge new update coming to VR sports game C-Smash VRS on 14th September. The expansion will bring a new mode, co-op, AI opponents, more levels, more music, and even more features alongside that.

‘ The Infinity Saga may have come to an end with Spider-Man: Far From Home. Still, Hasbro has more sculpts from the hit films in the pipeline.

RapidEyeMovers has revealed a huge new update coming to VR sports game C-Smash VRS on 14th September. The expansion will bring a new mode, co-op, AI opponents, more levels, more music, and even more features alongside that.

When we started working on C-Smash VRS a little over a year ago, we reached for the stars.

Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai was announced last year and the launch date is growing ever closer. Dragon Quest: The Adventures of Dai debuted as a manga back in 1991 and has more recently been adapted into an anime. Players of the mobile game Dragon Quest Tact are likely familiar with Dai thanks to a couple crossover events that occurred over the last couple years. Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventures of Dai is an action RPG based on the manga and anime. In this upcoming game players will be able to reenact events from The Adventures of Dai. Those who have been curious about the different game modes and what this title will look like in action will have their curiosity at least partially satisfied by the action packed trailer before.

A new overview trailer for Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai (we still can't believe how bad that name is) may just be exactly what you need to watch if you're even the least bit interested in the upcoming action RPG. The video covers the title's characters, combat system, and gameplay structure — and it's made complete by having an enthusiastic, unmistakeably English voiceover. Huzzah!

Publisher Square Enix and developers Game Studio and KAI GRAPHICS have released a gameplay overview trailer for Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai.

Publisher Square Enix and developers Game Studio and KAI GRAPHICS have released new information and screenshots for Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai introducing five of the Dark Army Commanders and three of the Dragon Masters who will stand against protagonist Dai and company.

Disney Infinity fans and insiders have been sharing footage of cancelled figures and playsets from Disney Infinity 4.0 to celebrate (or rather, mourn) the tenth anniversary of the series.

The name seems to get longer every time we see it, but we don't begrudge Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventures of Dai a thing. Square Enix has published a bunch of new information concerning the combat styles of our core cast of characters. In addition, Japanese media has shared a total of 16 minutes of new gameplay (thanks, Gematsu), although we still have to content ourselves with subtitles for the time being.

Publisher Square Enix and developers Game Studio and KAI GRAPHICS have released new information and screenshots for Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai introducing the battle style of playable characters Dai, Popp, Maam, and Hyunckel. Additionally, Japanese media has published a total of 16 minutes of direct-feed gameplay.

Publisher Square Enix and developers Game Studio and KAI GRAPHICS have released new information and screenshots for Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure introducing the battle style of playable characters Dai, Popp, Maam, and Hyunckel.