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  • MindsEye developer Build a Rocket Boy reportedly faces new layoffs, possible shutdown

    Build a Rocket Boy — the studio behind MindsEye — reportedly conducted another round of layoffs that Polygon and Insider Gaming say could indicate the studio is shutting down. Multiple developers shared on social media that they were let go, with some posts described by Insider Gaming as having a tone of finality. Insider Gaming reports MindsEye launched just over a year ago and faced heavy online negativity, legal accusations, and poor commercial performance that previously prompted layoffs. Neither Polygon nor Insider Gaming cite an official statement from Build a Rocket Boy confirming a closure.

  • Graveyard Keeper 2: early quest requires making pottery for the twins to get a fish

    GameRant reports that in Graveyard Keeper 2 an early quest requires players to make pottery for the twins in order to receive a fish. GameRant published a how-to guide titled "How to Make Pottery in Graveyard Keeper 2" by Chris Jecks on Sep 16, 2026. The article identifies the pottery task as one of the first quests players will need to complete. The guide explains how to make the pottery needed for that quest, according to GameRant.

  • Jon Snow returns in Game of Thrones: Hand of the King

    GameRant reports that Jon Snow officially returns in the game Game of Thrones: Hand of the King. The article was written by Daniel Morris and published on September 16, 2026, and includes an image credited to HBO. GameRant frames this as a character return in the game, but the supplied evidence does not detail the form, timing, or mechanics of the appearance. No additional sources or release details are provided in the evidence here.

  • GameRant posts 'Name That Game' quiz featuring Amnesia, Spider-Man 2

    GameRant published a 'Name That Game' image-based quiz on Sep 16, 2026 that asks readers to identify games from screenshots, including images tied to Amnesia: The Dark Descent and Marvel's Spider-Man 2. The page presents multiple-choice questions with labeled options and shows difficulty settings (Easy, Medium, Hard). The quiz appears to be a one-question format (QUESTION 1/1) and includes example answer sets that also list titles such as Penumbra: Overture, SOMA, Layers of Fear, Batman: Arkham Knight, Infamous Second Son, and Suicide Squad. GameRant's article page also includes a publisher note describing GameRant as a long-running video game news source since 2009.

  • Kingdom Come Deliverance clue appears in GameRant Daily Crossword (Sep 17, 2026)

    GameRant's Daily Crossword for September 17, 2026 included a clue referencing Kingdom Come Deliverance protagonist Henry of Skalitz, published by GameRant on September 16, 2026. The puzzle solution list published by GameRant shows the entry HENRYOFSKALITZ with a clue describing him as a protagonist who begins his journey as a blacksmith's son in Skalitz. The same puzzle page also lists other gaming answers, including BROFORCE and ARAN. GameRant presented this content as part of its Daily Crossword feature.

  • Zelda: Ocarina of Time Switch 2 remake pre-order bonuses likely unavailable to many

    GameRant reports The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake for Nintendo Switch 2 will include a variety of pre-order bonuses, but the outlet says it is unlikely that fans will be able to collect them all. The story notes this release is the second remake of the Nintendo 64 classic, following the 3DS version. GameRant's headline framed the situation as leaving millions of Zelda fans unable to obtain the best pre-order items. Specific details about which bonuses are limited or how availability is constrained were not provided in the excerpt.

  • Halloween: The Game — TheGamer details how to complete every prologue challenge

    TheGamer published a walkthrough that lists the prologue challenges in Halloween: The Game and explains how to complete them. The walkthrough, authored by Nick Rivera, enumerates objectives including terrifying an orderly to make him flee, executing multiple orderlies by hand, using a telephone pole to execute an orderly, throwing an orderly to his death, completing the chapter without alerting orderlies, and killing or driving away every orderly before escape. TheGamer also reports the story mode follows Michael Myers' gore-filled journey. The piece is presented as a complete prologue challenge walkthrough to guide players through those opening objectives.

  • Sega Genesis: GameRant lists five 'near-perfect' games it says 'nobody played'

    GameRant published a list naming five near-perfect Sega Genesis games that it said “nobody played.” The piece was written by Mark Sammut and published on Sep 16, 2026. GameRant framed the items as high-quality but overlooked Genesis titles; the supplied evidence does not include the individual game names. The article identifies Sammut as GameRant's primary list editor and provides his author byline details.

  • Wardogs CEO denies mandatory crunch claim, says it was 'made up'

    TheGamer reported that Wardogs' CEO said the studio's alleged mandatory crunch claim was "made up" by TheGamer author James Lucas. TheGamer presented the statement as the CEO's official response to crunch backlash. The available evidence does not independently confirm whether the underlying crunch allegation is true or whether additional parties have responded.

  • The Last Caretaker officially coming to Xbox

    GameRant reports that The Last Caretaker is officially coming to Xbox. GameRant describes The Last Caretaker as an open-world survival-crafting game and presents it with an 8.5/10 rating in its coverage. The article was written by Daniel Morris and published on GameRant on September 16, 2026. The cited evidence does not include a release date, specific Xbox platforms, or distribution details.

  • SRG to compete with sarahcat in place of Noia

    VLR.gg reports that SRG will compete with sarahcat taking the place of Noia. The headline frames this as a direct roster substitution for SRG. The report’s headline does not specify the reason for Noia’s replacement or which event or matches are affected. VLR.gg listed the change as a news item but the headline itself does not provide further details.

  • Pokemon 30th Anniversary multi-region release revealed

    GameRant reported that a 30th Anniversary multi-region Pokemon release was officially revealed. The article was published by GameRant on Sep 16, 2026 and lists Andrea Trama as the author. The provided evidence does not include a release date, platform list, or further specifics about the contents of the multi-region release. The article identifies Andrea Trama as an editor at GameRant and includes biographical notes about her tenure and gaming background.

  • Diablo 4 Season of Hell's Legacy launch delayed by login errors

    Eurogamer reports that Diablo 4's Season of Hell's Legacy 30th‑anniversary update was delayed for several hours after players encountered login errors. Players reported error codes 300006 and 300008, and the Diablo account on X said the team was actively investigating and working to resolve the issue. Two hours after the first post the Diablo account announced the season launch delay, and Eurogamer says Diablo 4 was inaccessible during that period and for hours afterward. Eurogamer's coverage also says the rough launch gave Switch 2 players a bad first impression.

  • Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds adds Bayonetta as free playable character

    Sega has added Bayonetta as a free playable character in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, TheGamer reported. TheGamer says the addition arrives in the game's second year and was presented as an example of Sega exercising ownership of the character. The site described Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds as a crossover-focused kart racer that pulls characters and worlds from gaming and other IPs and compared its role in the racing space to Super Smash Bros. in fighting.

  • Polygon republishes 10 'Calvin and Hobbes' snowman jokes highlighting darker winter humor

    Polygon published a list by Brian VanHooker on Sep 16, 2026 compiling 10 of Bill Watterson’s darker "Calvin and Hobbes" snowman jokes. The piece argues these winter strips show a more unsettling comedic streak alongside the strip’s usual playful and philosophical moments. Polygon frames those snowman comics as examples of Watterson offering darker fare in winter, calling attention to a recurring tonal contrast. The article positions the examples as revealing a different aspect of Watterson’s work rather than presenting new archival material.

  • Higurashi No Naku No Koro Ni remaster set for 2027

    GameRant reports a remaster of Higurashi No Naku No Koro Ni is officially scheduled to release in 2027. The article notes the franchise is marking the 20th anniversary of its anime this year and has returned to the spotlight. GameRant describes Higurashi as one of the most important visual novels and horror anime of the past two decades and attributes the original work to Ryukishi07. The report also says a new Higurashi anime was announced in June.

  • Game of Thrones: GameRant lists 10 fan theories 'we'll never know'

    GameRant published a list naming 10 Game of Thrones fan theories it says 'we'll never know the truth about.' The piece was written by Nicolas Bartlett and published on Sep 15, 2026 on GameRant. Bartlett's article highlights that George R. R. Martin often embeds small details in A Song of Ice and Fire that can later take on significance, which fuels long-running speculation. The article frames those theories as speculative and not established facts.

  • Steam names Dying Light: The Beast DLC for Free to Keep giveaway in September 2026

    GameRant reports Steam has confirmed Dying Light: The Beast DLC as the next item in its Free to Keep giveaway for September 2026. GameRant published the report on September 15, 2026. The outlet's headline presents the confirmation as announced ahead of time. The supplied evidence does not include giveaway-window details or claiming mechanics.

  • KRÜ set to part ways with Dantedeu5, VLR.gg reports

    VLR.gg reports that KRÜ is set to part ways with player Dantedeu5. The supplied evidence contains only that report and does not include timing, reasons, or replacement details. There is no official confirmation from KRÜ or additional sourcing in the provided evidence. Further reporting or a statement from KRÜ would be needed to confirm specifics.

  • Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember sets March 4, 2027 release, alpha demo live

    Team Ninja's Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember will be released on March 4, 2027, and a free playable alpha demo is available now, IGN reports. IGN says the game will launch on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2, with day-one access on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. The limited-time demo runs through September 30 and, per Team Ninja, includes an in-progress character creator and online multiplayer for up to three players. IGN also reports that anyone who completes the demo will unlock the Fledgling Phoenix Helmet cosmetic for use in the full game.

  • One Piece unveils Loki's new Devil Fruit transformation

    GameRant reports that One Piece has officially unveiled a new Devil Fruit transformation for the character Loki. The report was published by GameRant writer Rei Penber on September 15, 2026 and includes an image created by the author using official assets. The supplied article excerpt does not include further specifics about the transformation's mechanics, in-story effects, or deployment. The GameRant piece and its author bio are the only source material provided for this reveal in the supplied evidence.

  • Switch 2 lineup strengthened with Splatoon Raiders, Xenoblade editions and Star Fox remakes

    Polygon reports that, over a year after launch, the Nintendo Switch 2’s software lineup is looking healthier, with additions such as Splatoon Raiders, Switch 2 editions of Xenoblade, and Nintendo 64 remakes like Star Fox. Polygon notes the platform still lacks Nintendo’s biggest first-party platformers, with no Zelda or Mario platformer released yet. The piece also reports broad third-party support, saying almost all indie developers have committed to the system alongside several large publishers. Polygon adds there’s another N64 remake on the way, but provides no further detail on that title’s timing.

  • Bayonetta joins Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds' next character release lineup

    GameRant reports that Bayonetta is joining Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds as part of the game's next character release lineup. The outlet characterizes the move as a comeback for Bayonetta, noting it has been years since the last Bayonetta mainline game. GameRant presents the addition as Bayonetta appearing in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds' upcoming roster rotation. The available excerpt does not include release timing, platforms, or other specific details about the character release.

  • Fourth Wing expands into tabletop with four board game adaptations

    IGN reports that Rebecca Yarros' Fourth Wing franchise has been adapted into four purchasable board games. The games named by IGN are Fourth Wing: Rise of the Wingleader, Priorities Fourth Wing Edition, Monopoly Deal Fourth Wing Edition, and Monopoly Fourth Wing Edition. IGN says tabletop adaptations for the Empyrean series began with Priorities Fourth Wing Edition last year and that the series now has multiple tabletop releases. The article also notes the Empyrean series currently has three books, an upcoming graphic novel, and a TV show in the works, and that there are probably more tabletop entries on the way, according to IGN.

  • EA FC 27 release times and how to play early

    GameRant published a guide reporting EA FC 27 release times and methods for playing early. The piece, by Chris Jecks and published September 15, 2026, contains sections for the standard edition and for the EA Sports FC 27 companion and web app. The article presents jump links, a fact-based summary, and guidance titled 'How to Play EA Sports FC 27 Early.' The supplied excerpt does not include the specific clock times, platforms, or region-by-region rollout.

  • Diablo IV: Switch 2 Age of Hatred launch and Season of Hell's Legacy hit by login issues, hotfix deployed

    Nintendo Life reports Diablo IV's Age of Hatred Collection arrived on the Switch 2 alongside the new Season of Hell's Legacy but players ran into login problems and a temporary season delay. Blizzard posted a forum notice on September 15, 2026 acknowledging an issue preventing some players from logging in and saying the team was investigating. Nintendo Life says the Diablo team deployed a hotfix and that the worst of the problems appear to have been resolved. The report notes Blizzard thanked players for their patience and promised further updates on the forum.

  • GTA 6 Reportedly Makes Car Theft Matter Again

    GameRant reports GTA 6 is making car theft—the franchise's namesake crime—matter again. The claim appears in a GameRant article by LB Beistad published September 15, 2026. The supplied evidence is limited to the article headline and metadata and does not include details on how gameplay or systems will change. The article text or developer confirmation from Rockstar is not present in the supplied evidence.

  • Rayman Legends Retold delayed from 1 October to 3 December

    Eurogamer reports Ubisoft has delayed the release of Rayman Legends Retold, moving the date from 1 October to 3 December. Ubisoft said via Rayman social accounts that the game has gone gold but the team is taking extra time so "every detail gets the care it deserves," Eurogamer notes. Eurogamer also says a new "game overview" trailer is due on 22 September. GameRant reported the delay came just weeks before the previously planned October release and that Retold is a remake of 2015's Rayman Legends announced in June.

  • Boruto — GameRant reports seven new powers Naruto Uzumaki gained after Shippuden

    GameRant published an article reporting that Naruto Uzumaki has gained seven new powers after the events of Naruto Shippuden. The piece is credited to Cathlyn Melo and dated September 15, 2026, and frames these changes as developments in the Boruto-era continuity. The supplied evidence identifies the article headline and metadata but does not include the actual list of powers or sources cited in the article. Specific abilities and any official confirmations are not present in the provided material.

  • Valheim: PC Gamer guide explains how to fish and where to get a fishing rod

    PC Gamer published a guide explaining how to fish in Valheim and reports that the fishing rod cannot be crafted and is sold by the vendor Haldor in the Black Forest. The article says fish can be seen near boats, rafts, or any body of water and that catching them requires some gear and substantial stamina. PC Gamer's guide was published 15 September 2026 and includes an image credited to Coffee Stain Publishing. The piece also notes that links in the article may earn an affiliate commission.