A harmless prophecy turned into confusion about whether Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet would show up at The Game Awards next month. But the Naughty Dog title reportedly won't be seen at the show. Giant Bomb's Jeff Grubb confirmed that Intergalactic won't appear at The Game Awards in December. Additionally, Grubb also stated on X that Intergalactic isn't coming out in 2026. These details were discovered after a weird sort of telephone game played out on the internet, starting with a prediction about Intergalactic by Colin Moriarty, the Last Stand Media owner, who later addressed the situation on X over the weekend.Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet - Trailer, Story, Setting, And Everything Else We KnowSee More Earlier this year, Bloomberg's Jason Schreier also reported that Intergalatic's earliest release window is 2027. The next game from The Last of Us developer was unveiled at The Game Awards last year. Naughty Dog stated that work began on Intergalactic in 2020.Continue Reading at GameSpot

Rebecca Heineman, a trailblazing figure in the video game industry and a celebrated icon within the LGBTQ+ gaming community, has died.

Sea of Stars $25 (was $40) See at Amazon They just don't make RPGs like they used to, and if that's a sentiment you feel in your bones, then you'll want to check out this early Black Friday deal on Sea of Stars, an old-school RPG that harkens back to a classic era of gaming. The game is currently on sale for $25 (was $40) for Switch, PS5, PS4, and Xbox Series X at Amazon. With a big story expansion on the way for it, now might be the perfect time to check out this critically acclaimed RPG. Sea of Stars $25 (was $40) Sea of Stars is love letter to the 16-bit RPGs of the SNES and Sega Genesis, offering a sweeping fantasy adventure with turn-based combat, nostalgic pixel-art aesthetics, and a few modern flourishes. This physical version of the game also includes a double-sided poster featuring artwork by lead concept artist Bryce Kho. See at Amazon "Sea Of Stars is a classic SNES-era turn-based RPG that holds up next to the titans of the era," Jason Fanelli wrote in GameSpot's Sea of Stars review. "There are bits and pieces of those classics scattered throughout this game, but Sea Of Stars doesn't just rest on the laurels of its predecessors. In a crowded year of big-budget AAA releases, Sea Of Stars has an impeccable sense of craft that helps it stand tall alongside them." The Sea of Stars Art Book is also on sale for $31.59 (was $50). Featuring Kho's elegant artwork, the 272-page hardcover book explores the characters, worlds, and lore of the game through dozens of illustrations. The cover features metallic accents, highlighting the game's protagonists, Valere and Zale.Continue Reading at GameSpot