On October 27, "Road of Life" is being released on Steam — a free game about a truck driver's journey on the icy road during the Siege of Leningrad. Sergey Gimelreich, the head of the studio ISKRA, shared with App2Top how the team received support from the Internet Initiatives Development Fund, how they balanced the budget, and how they transformed the concept of "driving on flat ice" into a game.
Digital Sun Games, known for the Moonlighter series, has decided against holding a public playtest for their new roguelike game, ReVamp. According to PC Gamer, the developers are concerned that access to a working build might allow malicious actors to reverse-engineer the game, create clones, and release them before the original.
The development studio Samson might have gone bankrupt, a BioWare veteran stated that the ambitions of CD PROJEKT RED could lead it to major problems, and Ratatan sales figures have been revealed — here's a recap of the main events in the gaming industry over the past weekend
Starting in January 2027, the so-called "IT Patent Law" will come into effect in Russia, expanding the possibilities of patent protection for software. According to Yury Zubov, the head of Rospatent, the innovations will also apply to game developers — for instance, they will have the opportunity to patent skins
Valve has decided to make further changes to the functionality of its digital store. This time, the company is focusing on updating the game achievements system — currently only available in the beta version of the Steam client