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Netflix Releases Trailer for New ‘Wonka’ Horror Movie, Er, Game Show

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Gene Wilder's eerie AI voice propels contestants through a perilous chocolate factory in 'Wonka's The Golden Ticket.'

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Exterminauts is Very Helldivers 2-Esque in Extensive New Gameplay

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Joining the ever-increasing number of co-op PvE extraction shooters is Exterminauts from Behaviour Interactive (Dead by Deadlight), Level Infinite and TEAM SHOOTER AND CREATIVE. Set on Tian, a planet teeming with hostile alien creatures, players are tasked with dropping in, completing objectives and extracting, hopefully intact. Extensive new gameplay covers this loop and the various threats you’ll have to face, whether you like it or not. Check it out below.

As the titular Exterminaut, you’ll receive Work Orders, which serve as your main mission. In typical Helldivers 2-esque fashion, there are side tasks to complete for different rewards. Completing Work Orders grants resources you can use to upgrade weapons, including guns of varying elements like Ice and Electricity. You can also throw anti-gravity and foam into the mix.

Players possess Overclock skills to help turn the tide (which sounds suspiciously like Strategems). With an ever-expanding arsenal of potent tools, more challenging Work Orders become available. Again, it’s very Helldivers 2-esque, right down to the ragdolling when an alien smacks you at high speeds. Of course, this is for three players as opposed to four.

Exterminauts launches in 2027 for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. More details will be shared in the coming months, so stay tuned. Perhaps we’ll learn a concrete release date and what the studios have planned for post-launch.

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Final Fantasy 7 Revelation trailer at Opening Night Live is just the "beginning of our information rollout," Naoki Hamaguchi says: "We’ll be sharing much more in the months ahead"

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Final Fantasy 7 remake trilogy director Naoki Hamaguchi says that the Gamescom announcements and trailer reveal for the final entry Final Fantasy 7 Revelation "marks the beginning" of fresh information about the game.

First unveiled at Summer Game Fest in June 2026, Final Fantasy 7 Revelation's Gamescom trailer is just the second released for the long-awaited game. However, Hamaguchi took to Twitter after the show to explain that the latest trailer is just the beginning of the game's upcoming announcements, with many more expected before the game's release early next year.

In the tweet, Hamaguchi says that the Opening Night Live trailer "marks the beginning of our information rollout," and continues that the team will "be sharing much more in the months ahead." While there is still plenty of time before Revelation's launch, we can expect a lot more information in the future.

The tweet is written in both English and Japanese and contains mostly the same information. The main difference between the two is that the English mentions information coming "in the months ahead," whereas the Japanese is vaguer about the time frame. However, distinctions like this are not uncommon, as Japanese is more contextual.

If you were titillated by the latest reveals from Gamescom, then it seems you will continue to eat well in the coming months.

Zack Fair has an even bigger role in Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, series director Naoki Hamaguchi says



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Solasta 2 is bringing timed democracy to the RPG with a brand-new multiplayer mode

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A new multiplayer mode is coming to Solasta 2 next month, allowing players to invite friends into their world, vote on important game decisions, and, depending on how sneaky they are, vacuum up all the loot without anyone noticing. Solasta 2 multiplayer will be available from Thursday, September 10, and is a free update for [...]



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Crimson Desert Enhanced is a free upgrade that's out now and revamps the story, adds new skills and comes with all previously-released updates

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Crimson Desert Enhanced was among the more surprising reveals of Gamescom Opening Night Live. Not because it was a trailer for a game that's already available, but that it was justified when the trailer ran through the new additions in Enhanced.

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Crimson Desert's 2.0 update's most surprising change is an effort to make Kliff a fully realised character with thoughts and opinions

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Crimson Desert didn't get its jaws into me as deep as I'd hoped—partially because of its somewhat scattershot, overwhelming nature. This is purely a matter of personal taste, mind. If I weren't obligated to keep up with new games, my MMOs of choice, and y'know, social obligations, I probably would've gotten arm-deep within Pearl Abyss' systems-driven buffet.

I do have to give its developer credit, though. Crimson Desert has been utterly flooded with free updates without any sign of actually stopping. The latest in this long line is the "Crimson Desert Enhanced" patch, which is live now on PC and was announced during Gamescom 2026 opening night live.

In terms of nitty-gritty gameplay changes, it'll now be easier to get skill points for all three of the main cast, rather than having to ration out your Abyss Artefacts across all of 'em. There's also eight new skills for main man Kliff himself, UI tweaks, and bug fixes.

But the premier feature of this patch is a re-tuning of the game's main story—it's unclear how deep this goes, but doing some digging and watching playthroughs (such as this helpful primer by YouTube channel GamingBolt) shows Kliff's first foray into the abyss accompanied by a mournful reflection on his history with his Greymane companions. Meaningful story—or lack thereof—was a major complaint on launch for Crimson Desert, so it's nice to see Pearl Abyss trying to turn Kliff into more than a gruff yes man.

He's no longer completely lacking in introspection, either. In the same video, we join Kliff several months later not nattering to some random jobber, but actually thinking about the crazy magical events that have led him to this point. Character development? Could it be?

I'm yet to invent time travel, so I haven't had 60 spare hours to chew through the opening questlines of Crimson Desert's revamped story to tell you whether it does a good job or not, but I'm honestly charmed by the effort, anyway.

I legitimately think Pearl Abyss could've simply gotten away with allowing the game's storyline to take a backseat, but recognising and addressing that major complaint—the scattershot, absurd nature of the game's opening hours—is a valiant task to take on.

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Best co-op games: Better together



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