As we enter the second to last week of July, we have a week full of mid-range game releases. We kick off the week with some dinosaur action in this week's biggest release, where you get to take on the role as a Spinosaurus with a sword. We kick out the Monday blues with a space RTS/RPG, followed by a trip to feudal Japan and samurais and then a quick switch to Scotland for another fight for power. We round off the week with an anime-style

When Valve listed its Steam Machine gaming console/PC back in late June, many doubted whether the console would sell due to its high price tag. However, it turns out that Valve's sales data have reportedly been good. Some investigative journalism led to an estimate that Valve is selling anywhere from 12,000 to 15,000 Steam Machine units per week. To reach that number, the Boiling Steam websiteused Steam's Global Top Sellers list, where Steam Machine is ranked

Exactly a week after the game crossed the two-million-sales mark—in less than 24 hours, no less—Ubisoft has announced that Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced has officially sold three million units. Black Flag Resynced has also managed fairly decent player retention, with SteamDBstill reporting around 45,000-60,000 peak concurrent daily players on Steam.

Black Flag Resynced is also still delivering in terms of revenue, sitting in fifth place in the Steam Top Sellers

With recent gaming and productivity keyboards alike trending towards more compact designsto make more room for mouse movement, it's almost inevitable that projects like The Behemoth would pop up. The Behemoth V2, the most recent version of the 135% keyboard, has just received its second design progress update, pointing to an imminent launch. The keyboard's layout and features have been finalized, and it will be a full 104-key mechanical keyboard with a built-in 32-key gamepad

Following the moderate success of Disco Elysium, ZA/UM released Zero Parades: For Dead Spies on May 21, with the studio's ambitions riding on the new spy thriller RPG. Unfortunately, that seems to have not panned out, as was confirmed in a July 17 announcement on the studio's X account. In the announcement, ZA/UM acknowledges that "while Zero Parades: For Dead Spies was released to critical acclaim, its commercial performance has not enabled us to sustain a studio of our

Following the moderate success of Disco Elysium, ZA/UM released Zero Parades: For Dead Spies on May 21, with the studio's ambitions riding on the new spy thriller RPG. Unfortunately, that seems to have not panned out, as was confirmed in a July 17 announcement on the studio's X account. In the announcement, ZA/UM acknowledges that "while Zero Parades: For Dead Spies was released to critical acclaim, its commercial performance has not enabled us to sustain a studio of our

Onimusha: Way of the Sword was originally slated to launch on September 25, 2026, but Capcom has announced via the game's official X account that the release date has been moved. A rarity in today's gaming landscape, the release date has been brought forward, and Onimusha will now release on September 4.

The developer has not explained why the change was made, other than explaining it was "in order to bring this game to you sooner," but the general assumption at

Following Bungie's recent promise of more in-depth PvE gameplay for Marathon later in 2026, and the announcement that Marathon's General Manager, Scott Taylor, was leaving Bungie after a 20-year stint at the studio, it has been revealed in a post on X that Marathon's Game Director will also be stepping away from the project and studio as a whole.

The now-former Marathon Game Director, Joe Ziegler, announced that Friday, July 17, 202

When ASUS launched the ROG Flow Z13 gaming 2-in-1 in 2025, it proudly boasted about the convertible's 10/10 repairability score—a self-reported score that evaluates the repairability of a product based on the availability of parts, documentation, repair cost, and how easy it is to access the internals for parts replacement.

Just recently, iFixit, the popular repair and right-to-repair activism company, got its hands on the Flow Z13