PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds developer Bluehole has announced its latest project: AIR, or Ascent: Infinite Realm. The new game, unlike PUBG, is an MMORPG set in a realm that takes elements of ...

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A mobile version of Palworld isn’t too surprising. Shortly after the game’s release in January, Pocketpair warned players about knock-off mobile games that started to appear on both the App Store and ...

Lightspeed Studios is an international development studio owned by Tencent. As part of GDC in San Francisco last month, the studio held its own summit with ten lectures covering the latest techniques ...

Krafton, the studio behind battle royale PUBG, is trying something different: a Sims competitor built in Unreal Engine 5. Krafton showed off the game during G-STAR 2023, an international gaming event ...

“Happy Hunting” filmmaker Joe Dietsch has launched Montreal-based video game startup Wolf Haus Games. The studio opens with more than $4 million Canadian dollars (approximately $2.9 million USD) in ...

Chang Byung-gyu, founder and chairman of Krafton. Krafton, which develops the popular PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) videogame, said on Wednesday that the investment marks its largest in a ...

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PUBG: Battlegrounds is ending support for last-generation consoles on November 13. That date will hence mark the end of an era which has been running for nearly as long as PUBG: Battlegrounds itself.

KRAFTON, the South Korean publisher behind battle royale cornerstone PUBG, has signed a licensing agreement with Pocketpair to bring Palworld to mobile devices, as announced on the company’s website.