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- Overseas Reviews
"To Put It Mildly, There's No Denying the Structure Is Unconventional" — High Overseas Review Scores for “Fire Emblem: A Thousand Blossoms”
Here are some international reviews of *Fire Emblem: A Thousand Blossoms*, which will be released on September 17, 2026.
- Windows
More Freedom in Compendium Order: Preview of “Wizardry Gaiden: Five Trials” Scenario Editor’s Major Update — Part 3PR
More detailed options for the order and display settings in the encyclopedia.
- Culture
“Minecraft”: Mobs Could Defeat the Ender Dragon With No Player in ~2 Billion Years, Viral Video Shows
We verified the process leading up to the defeat of the Ender Dragon using our own simulation.
- Indie Games
“Apocalypter,” a driving survival FPS where you survive a post-apocalyptic world in your customized car, is out now!
You’ll explore a procedurally generated open world in your customized vehicle, gather supplies, and fight, cooperate with, and trade with various factions as you strive to survive.
- Indie Games
The Knitted-Style Art is So Cute! Alpha Demo of the Casual City-Building Game "Cotton City" Now Available
You can enjoy watching the city take shape, stitch by stitch.
- Windows
Three ’90s Yanoman Games—“Songmaster,” “Trinea,” and “Feda”—Coming to Steam With Rewind, Quick-Save, and More!
The "SUPER Yano-man COLLECTION," which includes three titles, will also be released on December 10 for the Switch, PS5, Steam, and other platforms.
- Indie Games
Check out the trailer for "Apocalypter," a "Mad Max"-style driving survival FPS set in a post-apocalyptic world!
The world is procedurally generated, and you explore it using a compass and landmarks. You can stave off hunger by eating bugs, dog food, and mysterious meat; fight enemies with a wide variety of weapons; and buy and sell items using rusty nuts as curre…
- Windows
“Cozy Game Restoration,” a cartridge-cleaning sim, to support Japanese at launch—releasing September 24
A simulator where you carefully restore nostalgic game cartridges. It was announced that the game will support Japanese at launch.
- Windows
Prove the infinite monkey theorem with an army of endlessly typing monkeys in “Idle Monkey Theorem,” out September 24
The release date has finally been announced for the idle game in which monkeys complete Shakespeare's works through random typing.
- Windows
“Forza Horizon 6”: Reports of “Itasha” Removals and Bans Surge—Despite Clearer UGC Standards, Users Say Line Remains Blurry
While drawing characters is not a violation in and of itself, excessive nudity and sexual content are prohibited. Some have expressed concerns about the ambiguity of the guidelines and their impact on the "itsura" culture.
- Windows
“Sengoku Rance,” the classic girls' regional-conquest SLG, launches on Steam October 2 with planned Japanese language support.
Price is also a concern.
- Nintendo Switch 2
Enhanced Nicks & new “Big Runaway”! Switch 2-only horse racing SLG “Derby Stallion 2” out Sept 24 with “Share Mode” for non-owners
The latest installment in the series, featuring crossbreeds of real-name broodmares and 3D cell-shaded graphics, was released today, September 24.
- Culture
Producer of U.S. smash-hit “Resident Evil” film reportedly developing new “Silent Hill” movie adaptation
The two previous *Silent Hill* film adaptations directed by Christophe Gans received poor reviews from critics. Will this new film adaptation be a success?
- Windows
“SILENT HILL: Townfall” Launches! Series' First First-Person Psychological Horror Set on Isolated Island Earns Praise from Critics
Set on a remote Scottish island, this is the first game in the series to be played entirely from a first-person perspective, as you navigate stealth missions and solve puzzles to hide from an impending threat.
- Nintendo Switch 2
“Stellar Blade” for Switch 2’s retail version adds frame generation toggle. Should 30fps become 60? Maybe due to fan feedback.
In the Switch 2 version of "Stellar Blade," it will be possible to disable frame generation in the retail version.
- Game Industry
Obsidian, working on new “Fallout” project, to keep creative independence under Bethesda—president explains in internal email
Following a major reorganization at Xbox, Obsidian has come under Bethesda's jurisdiction. In terms of management, it appears that current CEO Fergus Arkhart and others will continue to lead the company.
- Windows
"Hearts of Iron IV" hit by "overwhelmingly negative" reviews amid Discord ban of user with "Founding Father of Turkey" profile pic
The situation escalated from a single user being banned by the administrator of the official Discord server to the game’s Steam reviews receiving an “overwhelmingly negative” rating.
- Windows
"ARC Raiders" Unveils Biggest Update "Frozen Path": New Map, Hideout Expansion, Grapple Hook, Selfie Camera, 3 New Enemies—Oct. 8
The update also introduces “Amplified Weapons,” which completely change the behavior of existing weapons, and “Reward Passes,” which replace Raider Decks.