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A new rumor of PlayStation, if true, has filtered the first details about a new game of Naughty Dog, the developer best known for The last of us and inexplain but a developer who can finally be immersing his toe in new waters after to do nothing more than inexplate and The last of us games since 2005, which is the last time you throw a _jax and daxter game. Naugty Dog has confirmed that it currently has three projects in process, which leaves the door open to work on something new, but until now it does not speak of these mysterious projects. However, there is a new rumor and affirms that the decorated study is working on a new IP. The rumor comes along the way to go on Twitter, and unfortunately, it is not full of details. What is revealed is that it is a game for a single player set in a fantasy scenario and is currently in full production. The filter also points out that Neil Druckmann is not involved. For those who do not know: Neil Druckmann is the co-creator, writer and cre

As it is quickly becoming an industry standard for most popular shooting games, Ubisoft is taking your tactical shooting game, Rainbow Six Siege, mobile devices. The announcement was recently made and, therefore, the precise details about its launch are not clear, but given the great audience of the game, it is not surprising that many ask themselves. When is Rainbow Six Mobile? This is what we know so far. When is Rainbow Six: Mobile? In short, Ubisoft has not yet revealed a launch date or even a window. We just do not know exactly when it will be launched. However, the recent trailer and the existence of a beta record suggest that it is not far away. If you consider that Riot Games announced a mobile spin-off for your valorant shooting game equally popular last year, but it did not mention a beta test or showed an advance, it seems that Ubisoft Rainbow Six project is much more advanced. If we had to guess, it seems likely that we see the launch of the game at the end of 2022

Commercial sanctions, studios in the future uncertain, charitable mobilization... The impact of the war in Ukraine on the videoludic industry has already taken various forms, but the announcement that the Wargaming group will probably remain like the One of the most significant, both politically and commercially. Founded in Minsk in 1998, the known network for World of Tanks , World of Warships and World of Warplanes announces its decision to leave Russia and Belarus. A gesture decided after "a strategic review of its business activities around the world" which implies that the group will no longer own any subsidiaries in these countries, directly or indirectly. Wargaming has also already transferred the management of its games in Russia and Belarus to the local department of Lesta Studio, which is no longer part of Wargaming. Based in St. Petersburg, Lesa Studio had joined Wargaming in 2011 and participated in the creation of World of Warships . According to its o

Developer Studio Wargaming , known for games like World of Tanks or World of Warships , has announced in a message that all business activities are set in Russia and Belarus . Like many other companies, Wargaming now also attracts the consequences from the Russian attack war against Ukraine - even if one speaks in the statement only by a "strategic review of global business activities". How is it now with Wargaming? Wargaming already supported his employees in Ukraine How is it now with Wargaming? More than 20 years ago, Wargaming.net was founded in the Belarussian capital Minsk before being relocated its headquarters in 2011 to Nicosia in Cyprus . The Studio in Minsk - which was still actively involved in the projects - is now "in compliance with the statutory provisions" as quickly as possible . Games like World of Tanks will continue to operate in Russia and Belarus - but no longer under the direction of Wargaming. The responsibility for the titles