The Pan-European Game Information has rated Bandai Namcos upcoming game Ace Combat 8. The game received a PEGI 16 rating due to in-game purchases and violence.

A new trailer and release date is very likely to be announced soon.

Ace Combat 8 is in development for Xbox Series, Playstation 5, and PC.

Weekend Games and Biscuit Factory Games have announced the development of a new little village-builder titled Papaya Plaza.

This game will have you become the Mayor of Papaya Plaza and transform the run-down tourist town into a vibrant destination spot and home for your villagers. Transform it from drab and dreary to warm and welcoming, improving your Town Rank as you work towards the illustrious 5-Star status.

Papaya Plaza releases in 2027 for PC via Steam. You can view the trailer down below:

Another prototype has been found and archived online with the latest being a Playstation 3 port of Need for Speed Carbon.

This prototype is a European build of the game and is dated October 12, 2006. With the retail version launching on October 31, 2026 it’s very unlikely there are any differences between both versions of the game. However, since this build was archived this morning at the time of publishing there has not been enough time to comb through.

Those interested in downloading the prototype can do so here.

Independent studio Maarti Games has released a new trailer for their upcoming open-world sandbox title Goeland: Seagull Adventure. This new trailer showcases gameplay systems, brand-new environments, and even more dynamic interactions.

In addition, the company also unveiled the game will launch in Q4 2026 on PC via Steam and Epic Games Store.

You can view the new gameplay trailer down below:

PenGames have announced their pseudo-3D shooter ULTRA0 has received an official release date. The game will launch on June 2 via Steam.

ULTRA0 combines elements of 3D shoot ’em up titles and visual novels alongside changing protagonist by chapter.

You can view the new trailer down below:

The folks over at Hidden Palace have received a new prototype for 2K Games and Irrational Games’ Bioshock Infinite.

This PC build is dated October 17, 2012 and only the main menu and options work. This is due to a proprietary DRM used during the game’s development.

Many believe a build could be reconstructed as there are two other builds from 2012 that had previously been archived and preserved online.

It seems the Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea might have leaked an unannounced project as the committee have rated LEGO Skylines with Paradox Interactive listed as the publishers.

While details are unknown at the time of publishing, many believe this could an entry in the Cities: Skylines franchise in a similar vein to titles like LEGO Star Wars and LEGO Batman.

According to a new report by Jason Schreier of Bloomberg, Bungie is expected to go through mass layoffs.

This comes off the heels of the company announcing the final live service content for Destiny 2 will release on June 9.

According to the publication, Bungie do not plan on starting production on Destiny 3 immediately. Instead the remaining team members are planning to pitch new projects, but none have been approved at the time of publishing.

Japanese studio M2 have announced that their shoot ’em up title Ubusuna has been cancelled.

Naoki Horii, Representative Director of M2, posted the following:

Notice Regarding the Cancelation of Ubusuna

This is Naoki Horii, Representative Director of M2 Co., Ltd. Thank you for your continued support. Today, I have an important announcement regarding the shooting game Ubusuna, and a request to make of you.

We have been working on Ubusuna since its announcement in 2014, and it is with a heavy heart that we announce our decision to cancel its development.

The project has been led by a team centered around our in-house game creator, Hiroshi Iuchi. However, difficult circumstances led to Mr. Iuchi’s submission of his resignation, which we have accepted, under a mutual agreement and understanding.

Although we explored ways to continue this project following Mr. Iuchi’s departure, we came to the conclusion that, given the nature of the work, it would be difficult to bring Ubusuna to its complete form without him. We have therefore decided that we must abandon further development.

We sincerely apologize to all who have supported Ubusuna over the years—fans both in Japan and abroad who have eagerly awaited its completion, external creators who have dedicated their efforts daily toward its completion, and media outlets that have cooperated with our PR. We have failed to live up to their expectations, and we are deeply sorry.

Also, following the decision to halt development, we have made the video “Ubusuna SOUNDTRACK-EP-” no longer available on our YouTube channel. We offer our deepest apologies to everyone who has been enjoying the video.

However, to avoid misunderstanding, I would like to clarify that Mr. Iuchi has not given up all hope of completing Ubusuna, independent of M2. It is my sincerest hope that he will find an opportunity to resume the project in some form, be it different from the current one, and that you may one day be reunited with the finished work.

Lastly, I must ask you to be aware that this matter has had a profound impact not only on our fans but on those involved in Ubusuna and many of our employees, both emotionally and physically.

Speculative posts regarding the situation, and defamatory comments on social media and other platforms may negatively affect the mental and physical well-being of those concerned, and may also pose risks to their privacy. I seek your understanding and ask you kindly to refrain from making such posts or comments.

May 24, 2026
M2 Co., Ltd.
Naoki Horii, Representative Director

The game had been in development for over 12 years and led by Ikaruga creator Hiroshi Iuchi.

After several years in silence, the official Crazy Taxi X account has posted a teaser for a possible revival.

A new entry in the Crazy Taxi franchise was announced during The Game Awards back in 2023 and is being developed by Sega’s Sapporo Studio. The last new entry in the franchise was Crazy Taxi 3: High Roller which launched as an Xbox-exclusive before later being ported over to PC and Arcade.