Games that aim to realistically imitate real-world activities or systems, such as city building, farming, flying, or life management.
Nintendo’s exclusive Paris event showcased the Nintendo Switch 2 with playable demos of highly anticipated titles like Mario Kart World, engaging up to 24 players, and revealed insights from industry professionals about the console’s capabilities and lineup.
InZOI, developed by Krafton, promises quarterly updates until 2025 for its $40 Early Access, featuring everything from minor cosmetic tweaks to major additions like a cat-themed city and potential modding support.
Embracing mindfulness in daily routines transforms ordinary moments into opportunities for enhancing productivity and well-being, debunking myths that it requires extensive meditation time.
Despite their team’s disbandment due to poor sales, Ubisoft Montpellier’s “Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown” triumphed at the Pégases ceremony, winning four awards, including Best Video Game.
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2’s Patch 1.4, arriving by end-March, revives the barber feature for character customization and introduces Hardcore mode, offering a challenging experience with mapless navigation and enemy attempts to loot players upon detection.
PGA Tour 2K25 is back with stunning visuals, the innovative EvoSwing mechanic, and NBA 2K-inspired MyPLAYER and MyCAREER modes, all featuring golf stars like Tiger Woods, Max Homa, and Matt Fitzpatrick.
Sony has drastically cut the PlayStation VR2’s price by €150, now offering it at €449.99, and introduced a bundle with “Horizon Call of the Mountain” to boost sales and entice gamers with upcoming releases and PC compatibility.
Warner Bros. Games’ strategic shift involves canceling the Wonder Woman game and shutting down Monolith Productions, Player First Games, and WB San Diego, focusing instead on major licenses like Harry Potter and Mortal Kombat to regain profitability by 2025.
Despite its focus on unique, contemplative gameplay, Take Two Interactive’s Red Dead Redemption 2 has triumphantly sold over 70 million copies, securing its place as the 6th best-selling game of all time.
With over 40 million copies sold globally, including 3 million for the latest release in 2025, GIANTS Software’s Farming Simulator series thrives on a passionate community and dedicated development, set to expand further with an ambitious lineup of free content updates this year.