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Baldur’s Gate is getting a fourth patch very soon, which devs have addressed in a pre-patch announcement that also revealed details of Panel From Hell 2.Following the success of 2020’s Panel From Hell event, Panel From Hell 2 will gather some of the industry’s biggest names under one virtual roof.

Kate Mara-fronted drama A Teacher, which is based on Hannah Fidell’s feature film, has become FX on Hulu’s most-watched original – surpassing Mrs. America and Devs.

Bethesda has announced it is working on an Indiana Jones game.The news broke on the publisher’s social media channels today (January 12), which confirmed an Indiana Jones game is in the works and is being developed behind MachineGames, the team behind the Wolfenstein reboot series.While the trailer reveals very little, brief glimpses of several iconic Indiana Jones props can be seen, including the character’s signature whip.

Men.The film will tell the story of a woman who goes on a solo journey across the English countryside after the death of her ex-husband.Wild Rose and I’m Thinking of Ending Things actor Buckley is tipped to take the lead role alongside Skyfall and No Time To Die‘s Rory Kinnear, according to Deadline.Devs creator Garland will reunite with A24, the studio which he made his 2014 directorial debut Ex-Machina. He will write and direct the project, his first since Paramount thriller Annihilation in

Halo Infinite is still set to release on the Xbox One alongside its other platforms, 343 Industries confirms.A recent Linkedin profile was discovered for Halo Infinite‘s art lead Chad Mirshak, who has worked on the project since March this year.

Devotion from the platform.In a tweet, the developer announced that, though “regretful”, it was willing to understand and respect the distribution platform’s decision to remove the game. It added: “For the players looking forward to Devotion’s re-release, please accept our most sincere apology.

Cyberpunk 2077 denied, despite CD Projekt RED’s refund offer earlier this week.The backlash against Cyberpunk 2077 has been growing since the game’s launch, with many players on base PS4 and Xbox One consoles and low- to mid-tier PC rigs speaking out about the numerous game-breaking bugs and crashes.

CD Projekt RED has acknowledged that it “did not spend enough time” looking at last-gen versions of Cyberpunk 2077 during the development process.Following reports of poor performance on PS4 and Xbox One, the developer came forward yesterday (December 14) to apologise for the issues and accept responsibility for the state of the game.Today (November 15), an investors Q&A probed further into why Cyberpunk 2077 was released in the form that it is, and how the team at CD Projekt RED hope to rectify

Kena: Bridge Of Spirits will not be appearing at The Game Awards this year, according to a tweet from the game’s official account.The 3D action platformer was initially revealed in June, during the first PS5 console reveal. Back then, it was slated as a release title for the PS5, alongside Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Demon’s Souls, and Sackboy: A Big Adventure.However, it was later delayed until Q1 2021 – meaning sometime between January and March.

Halo Infinite’s community director has called recent rumours “unfounded”, following sources stating a battle royale mode would be made a part of the game.Recently, numerous reports and leaks surrounding a battle-royale mode surfaced, including multiple since deleted tweets from back in October which reportedly outlined the game’s plans for the next several years, per VG247.According to the initial rumours, the game was set to be released in four parts between 2021 and 2031, with a battle-royale

Ex Machina director and Devs creator Alex Garland has revealed that he’s making a “low-budget horror film”.The new film, which is set to be produced next year, was conceived in the wake of this summer’s wave of Black Lives Matter protests across the globe.“I wrote a low-budget horror movie, set in the UK,” Garland told Empire in a new interview, revealing that he’s currently casting for the film, and hoping to shoot it in the spring and summer of 2021.He added: “I don’t know if it’s unrealistic

IO Interactive, the team behind the Hitman series, have announced it is working on a James Bond title.After previously teasing an imminent announcement, all was revealed today (November 19) when the company finally detailed its next project.

Blizzard Entertainment might have ended content production for StarCraft II, but a number of the game’s developers have banded together to open a new studio focused on PC real-time strategy games.On Tuesday (October 20), Frost Giant Studios announced its launch on Twitter, unveiling a team that comprises several former StarCraft II, Warcraft III and Diablo IV employees.

Ahead of GDC Summer, the all-digital iteration of the Game Developers Conference, the results of the organization's State of the Game Industry report were released Thursday and found that 70 percent of pooled developers switched from offices to remote setups as a result of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Among those, nearly half reported a loss in productivity and others noted challenges in virtual collaboration and creativity.

Carita Rizzo From her unforgettable strut down the water-filled aisle as Araminta Lee in Crazy Rich Asians, to her turn as a chain-smoking scientist in Cary Joji Fukunaga’s Netflix series Maniac, Sonoya Mizuno has in the past few years proven that she can disappear into characters, even without a costume as extreme as the faceless humanoid she portrayed in Alex Garland’s Annihilation.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineOn sci-fi thriller Devs, VFX supervisor Andrew Whitehurst reteamed with director Alex Garland for an exploration of the multiverse, digging into scientific literature to depict a world of the near future, and the technology that accompanied it.Starring Sonoya Mizuno, the series centers on Lily, a software engineer for a quantum computing company in the Bay Area, who investigates a secretive development division within her company, following the mysterious

As technology continues to pervade every aspect of life, from the way people work to how they watch entertainment and even socialize, several shows took viewers behind the curtain of the (fictional) companies that could exist in the cutthroat world of Silicon Valley.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineOn Alex Garland’s science-fiction thriller Devs, cinematographer Rob Hardy helped craft a singularly eerie portrait of the Bay Area, cultivating a world full of compelling visual motifs.Starring Sonoya Mizuno, the FX series centers on Lily Chan, a software engineer who works for a mysterious quantum computing company known as Amaya.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorEXCLUSIVE: Grantchester actor Tom Brittney, who will next be seen alongside Tom Hanks in WWII war movie Greyhound,  has partnered with actor and writer Oliver Powell (Devs) to form TV and film production company Wild Nest Pictures.The London-based company has acquired the rights to The Mayfair 100 novels, penned by Lynn Brittney, and have teamed with Patrick Melrose outfit Little Island Productions to develop the adaptation.

Civilization VI in a new community update video.Leading the update is Season 2 of Civilization VI’s battle royale mode, Red Death, which will introduce two new factions: Aliens and Zombies. The extraterrestrials’ units will have a cloaking ability for stealth, as well as health regeneration.On the other hand, the zombies, who are led by “a brain in a jar”, have the ability to convert enemy units into the walking dead.