Revelation Online — бесплатная MMORPG, разработанная компанией NetEase и вышедшая в мировой релиз 6 марта 2017 года под изданием MY.GAMES (ранее My.com) в Европе и Северной Америке. Игра, известная в Китае под названием Tiān Yù, разворачивается в фэнтезийном мире, вдохновлённом романами китайского автора Цзян Нань, и предлагает классический MMORPG-геймплей: подземелья, рейды, PvP и систему воздушного боя. Доступная исключительно на PC, игра регулярно получала обновления контента, последним из которых стало дополнение Heaven and Earth в 2019 году. 12 марта 2024 года серверы были закрыты — за три месяца до этого игрокам было объявлено о предстоящем завершении работы проекта.
This is where I'd put the GTA 6 PC release date, if we had one.
Additional details about BioWare's canceled Mass Effect game have leaked online, revealing a story that would have taken choices from the Commander Shepard trilogy into account if EA hadn't shut down the studio. The long-awaited and currently canned follow-up for the sci-fi RPG franchise, which was working under the title Mass Effect: Universe, was built around decisions made in the original games, according to comments shared by former technical director Romain Toutain during a recent livestream (via Kotaku). As more details about the project leak, there's no telling exactly how thorough this system would have been, but he did his best to give fans an idea. "All the choices made in the first Mass Effect games were taken into account," Toutain said (translation via Bluesky user @loustica-lucia.bsky.social).
Half-Life 3 re-re-re-confirmed: A Valve dev just said 'HLX' out loud There's no mistaking it this time—he said it. Get ready to start talking about Half-Life 3 again, folks, because it's that time of year: Winter is closing in, The Game Awards are coming, and somebody at Valve said "HLX." HLX, for those who haven't been following along, is a rumored codename for Half-Life 3, or Half-Life something, the near-mythical new Half-Life game that Valve may or may not be working on. It first appeared in early 2024 as part of a data string inside a Counter-Strike 2 update that bore a very strong resemblance to "HLVR," Valve's codename for Half-Life: Alyx—a revelation that had PC Gamer contributor Rick Lane "vibrating with excitement." Sadly for Rick, nothing came of it: No new Half-Life game, 3 or otherwise, followed, and HLX was filed away with all the other myriad Half-Life 3 rumors, hoaxes, and leaks. It is interesting, though, that PC Gamer editor Tyler Wilde—a man who does not indulge in the frivolity of baseless rumor and speculation—said in 2025, as the previous round of Half-Life 3 rumors was heating up, that he does think Valve is working on a new Half-Life game (although not necessary Half-Life 3), and that "it's not unreasonable to believe that a new Half-Life game will be announced within the next year or so." Here we are, a year later—and a year closer?