Category: Gaming
CEO Of Lies Of P Publisher, Neowiz, Talks 2025, Overture Expansion, Release Strategy, Gen AI, And More
Jan 5, 2026 | Gaming
It’s officially 2026, and as we all shift our brain’s gears toward the games to come, I had the opportunity to speak with Neowiz, the publisher behind…
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Jan 2, 2026 | Gaming
A few weeks ago, I booted up the narrative-driven rhythm game Unbeatable for the first time and was slowly disappointed. You play an entire slowly pac…
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Jan 2, 2026 | Gaming
One of the biggest eyebrow raisers for the upcoming Resident Evil Requiem was the surname of its protagonist, Grace Ashcroft. That’s because she’s the…
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