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Good news about Video games
Positive stories about Video games, gathered from the newsrooms Rally reads. Every headline links back to the publisher who reported it.
12 stories.
Literature Is Becoming More Like a Video Game
Literature is evolving to incorporate interactive elements, making stories more engaging for readers. This shift helps creators connect with audiences in new ways, offering richer, more dynamic experiences. It’s a creative step forward for storytelling.
The Atlantic
Serious fun time: Making video and board games accessible for all players
Gamers with visual or motor impairments are finding new ways to play, supported by adapted controllers and accessible game designs. Innovations like NFC tags for card games help players like Cristian M. Amores enjoy gaming independently. These efforts make entertainment more inclusive for everyone.
Euronews
Türkiye’s Indie PC Scene Breaks Out as BOMBANANA! Sells One Million Copies in Ten Days
Developed by 25-year-old founder Ufuk Girit’s Lefto Studio and published by Istanbul-based TARK Games, BOMBANANA! adds to a growing wave of globally successful PC games emerging from Türkiye ISTANBUL, Sept. 23, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Türkiye has spent much of the past decade building a global reput
Financial Post
The combat demo for Free Stars: Children of Infinity is out, and it's free
The official sequel to *The Ur-Quan Masters* has released a free combat demo, letting players battle in 1v1 arcade-style space fights. Fans can now try nearly 40 ships across Windows, Mac, and Linux, with console versions coming later. It’s a fun throwback for retro gaming enthusiasts.
Ars Technica
Capcom’s Onimusha: Way of the Sword Sells Over 1 Million Units on Launch Day!
– Total series sales surpass 10 million units driven by this first new title in 20 years – OSAKA, Japan — Capcom Co., Ltd. (TOKYO:9697) today announced that worldwide sales of Onimusha: Way of the Sword, the latest title in the series, have surpassed 1 million units on the first day of its rel
Financial Post
I Got a Brief Look at ‘Guild Wars 3,’ and I’m Excited
Fans of *Guild Wars* will be pleased to hear the next installment is in the works, with a new combat system that brings it closer to an action RPG. The beta arrives next year, offering a fresh take on a beloved franchise. This is great news for players who’ve been waiting for a sequel since the original.
Wired
Pokemon World Championship heading to Singapore in August 2027
The Pokémon World Championship will bring international competition to Singapore in 2027, offering fans a chance to celebrate the game’s global community. This event highlights Singapore’s growing role in esports and gives players a platform to showcase their skills. It’s a win for both the city and the Pokémon community.
The Straits Times
I've been to Gamescom six times - here's what excited me this year
This year’s Gamescom delivered big gaming announcements, from a new *Witcher 3* expansion to *Alien: Isolation 2*. Fans got an early look at major titles, making it a standout event for players eager to see what’s next. The showcase highlights how gaming continues to grow and engage its audience.
BBC News
2025’s most downloaded game, Block Blast!, is going ad-free on Apple Arcade
Block Blast!, the most downloaded mobile game of 2025, is coming to Apple Arcade in September, where it will be ad-free.
TechCrunch
May the choice be with you: The next great Star Wars story might be a game
A new Star Wars game offers deep tactical combat and meaningful relationships, letting players make choices that shape their squad’s survival. It brings a fresh, personal take to the Clone Wars, where every soldier’s fate matters. Fans of strategy and storytelling will find a rich, immersive experience.
The Sydney Morning Herald
New official 30th anniversary Quake mission pack adds new maps and mechanics
Bethesda has released a new campaign chapter for Quake, adding 19 maps that continue the story from earlier expansions. The update celebrates the game’s 30th anniversary, offering fresh content for longtime fans. It’s a welcome addition for players who enjoy the game’s legacy.
Ars Technica
Microsoft brings original Xbox backward compatibility to Windows PCs
Microsoft is bringing original Xbox games to Windows PCs, letting players run select titles on computers with older hardware. This expands backward compatibility beyond consoles, offering a new way to enjoy classic games. It’s a win for fans who want to revisit these titles on their PCs.
Ars Technica
