Featured

Limited Run Games is one of the better-known companies dealing in physical media for new and old games, but it’s arguably drawn more attention over the last year for its production mistakes and treatment of customers. Now, the company has new leadership that promises a “fan-first focus.” Co-founder and former CEO Josh Fairhurst announced last …

Lost in Cult, the book publisher and design company behind the likes of Alan Wake: Design Works and game-preservation-adjacent physical releases, has recently revealed that it’s putting out a board game based on the acclaimed World of Horror video game.  Together with the game’s developer and publisher (Panstasz and Ysbryd Games, respectively), Inspired as much …

HBO confirmed just before the weekend that a TV series based on Baldur’s Gate 3, by Larian Studios, is in the works. However, the studio won’t be involved, as Craig Mazin (The Last of Us, Chernobyl) is acting as showrunner and executive producer.  This news has been met with a general air of disappointment from …

It’s been a bumper week for industry news so here’s an overview of some of the top stories, including disappointing Nintendo Direct reveals and the future for the Wolfenstein series. Let’s dig in! Pixel Doors Opens up “Ethical Publishing” Pixel Doors opened its, well, doors to game devs this week with a mission statement focused …

Ares Interactive just kicked the door open with a $70 million Series A round, instantly putting the young publisher developer on the industry’s radar. The funding was led by General Catalyst with participation from founder and executive chairman Niccolo de Masi, positioning Ares as a serious contender in the increasingly crowded free-to-play space. The company …

Ashes of Creation, the long-in-development MMORPG from Intrepid Studios, imploded yesterday (Feb. 1) as the company’s CEO, Steven Sharif, announced that he had lost control of the game. Many players suspected it was a “pump and dump” scheme, and public response has largely doubled down on this with claims that Sharif is trying to disappear …

ARC Raiders received a 1.13.0 update on Jan. 27, bringing with it an anticipated PvP-focused mode (Solo vs Squads), bird nests filled with treasure (and increased enemy activity), and a Trophy Display that encourages hunting down deadly ARCs for increasing rewards. Embark Studios has also noted that it’s been suffering DDoS attacks today (Jan. 28) …

Digital Extremes announced Warframe’s Android release during its first Devstream of 2026, setting Feb. 18 as the global launch date. The free-to-play sci-fi shooter arrives on Android devices 13 years after its initial PC debut, marking another platform expansion for the game that now claims 85 million registered players across console and mobile. Canadian players …

We’re trying something new here at Eneba, and it’s a roundup of the main stories and latest news related to the video game industry this week. If you’re out of the loop, this is for you. Epic and Google Court Case Continues Epic and Google have been involved in a lengthy antitrust court case since …

Naiive Studio just announced Insider Trading for Feb. 18 on Steam, marking the New York based solo developer’s first commercial release. The roguelike deckbuilder centers on a mechanical twist where rising stock prices simultaneously unlock powerful combos and increase the likelihood of catastrophic market collapse. The game forces players to manage a shared stock price …

After three months in early access on PC, Riot Games’ latest title to reference League of Legends, 2XKO, is officially out now on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Following release day downtime, 2XKO received a 1.1.1 patch with new content.  Riot Games has also been refining how it handles esports, with 2XKO’s first competitive season …