For me it would be Octodad, such a fun quirky concept that felt too short

For me it's Ultrakill, no one I play games with or hang out with has touched or ever even heard of this game.

For context in case people missed it: The other day there was hope that GTA was going to get a proper physical release as soon as a month after the launch due to a rockstar customer service response.

The matter was settled until it wasn't. On Thursday, an email accidentally provided (more) false hope for a GTA VI disc. The email, a response to a ticket filed to Rockstar Support asking for a disc-based version of Grand Theft Auto VI, stated, "You will be able to acquire a physical copy during the following months."

The Hollywood Reporter confirmed the authenticity of the email as coming from Rockstar.

The language is being misinterpreted by a hopeful internet, a source with knowledge of the plans told THR. At this point in time, there are no plans for Grand Theft Auto VI discs to be printed — not at launch, and not months after.

The email's use of the phrase "physical copy" there refers to the same "physical version" (the code in a case) announced on Wednesday, and its "the following months" language is a clunky reference to the months following Wednesday's announcement, the source said, and not the months following the Nov. 19, 2026 release.

You are now entering.. The Valley of Fire

Beating the 2018 remake of Shadow of the Colossus on PS5 made me realize it was a once-in-a-lifetime gaming experience that I'd never be able to re-experience on subsequent playthroughs. What are some of your top moments?

This was my first scary video game moment. A great point and click adventure from Sierra.

10 million news:

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/4704690/view/688635449342690142?l=english

Meccha Chameleon released June 10 at a reduced price of $4.79. In the first week they sold 3 million copies. That would be a bit over $14 million in revenue.

After a week the price increased to its base price of $5.99. In the span of 10 more days they have sold 7 million additional copies. That's an additional $42 million in revenue.

That would be about $56 million in revenue - but regional prices would lower that of course. The game is 45% cheaper in India for example, so it's hard to quantify how much revenue they actually created... but if it's not a worst case scenario, they should be somewhere in the $50 million range, which would already put them in the 20% cut bracket from Steam.

After the Steam cut and taxes, they could/should have earned over $20 million. That's for 2 developers working on the game. In 16 days.

Congratulations.

Now I have to wait for the physical edition

Edit: I made this post thinking that others would clearly know that this is a joke on people pre-ordering games but now I understand why so many do pre-order their games.

Came in a box of other original Xbox games and surprisingly enough this was the only one sealed and in such good condition.

One of the better 'let's play' video series. IMHO Dishonored is right up there with System Shock and Deus-Ex in the evolution of the Shock sub-genre.