The second half of the year brought new air to VoxelWhich now also has weekly live meetings with you, our dear audience. One of the biggest projects of this new phase is the return of our classics. Checkpointa program that focuses on presenting the main news about the world of games!
New Checkpoint It's a mesacast format and provides a summary of the major news from around the gaming world every Friday – of course, expect the home team and big names in gaming media to also participate.
Today's program at 5:30 pm on our official channel on YouTubeIn the meantime, why not update yourself with the best gaming news right here on the site? Check out our roundup of the week’s top gaming news highlighted on the site and on social media. Voxel!
InZOI, The Sims Competitor, Gets Character Creator Tool for Free
InZOI's character creator is now available for free on Steam.source: steam
Social simulation games are very popular among fans of this genre. Sims The biggest actor among them. Krafton, the South Korean company behind the franchise. PUBGworks on I'm isolateda game from the same genre with very realistic graphics that got a free character creator this week on Steam.
Black Myth Wukong Becomes the Biggest Single-Player Game in Steam History
Those who are looking forward to Black Legend Wukong They’re already taking on adventures with the Monkey King through Chinese mythology on PS5 and PC. Despite being embroiled in controversy with some content creators around the world, the game has already hit the Steam window, becoming the biggest single-player game ever on Valve’s platform by reaching over 2 million players just hours after its debut.
Phil Spencer talks about Indiana Jones' PS5 debut
Indiana Jones for PS5 will be released in the first half of 2025.Source: Voxel
Before the Gamescom Night Live kicked off last Tuesday (20), there were numerous rumors circulating on the networks that Indiana Jones and the Great Circle It will be released in December for Xbox Series X|S and PC – with a PS5 version available in the first half of 2025.
Well, the hammer has dropped and Microsoft has already confirmed that the timed exclusive will be coming to the rival console, even bringing comments from the head of Xbox himself, Phil Spencer.
Gamescom 2024 brought a flood of announcements last Tuesday (20)
Last Tuesday (20) Geoff Keighley gave the live opening presentation of Gamescom 2024, and the German event of course brought a series of thought-provoking announcements – and the summary of the presentation can be found at the link below!
Horizon Forbidden West and 11 other games will leave PS Plus in September
According to Playstation LifestyleWhich extracted data from the PlayStation Store to find all the games leaving PS Plus Extra and Deluxe, and it seems that the Japanese giant has already identified the titles that will leave the service in the coming days. So, HForbidden West Orizon There are already 11 other titles in the Last Chance to Play tab.Find out when they are leaving Sony's service at the link below!
Game Pass will have an open beta for Black Ops 6 in September, plus more games
Black Ops 6 will have an open beta in September on Xbox Game Pass.source: Activision
The Xbox Game Pass catalog continues to expand, and will soon get even bigger. Microsoft revealed last Tuesday (20) the games that will arrive on the company’s subscription service in late August and early September. Among them, Subscribers can look forward to the open beta of Black Ops 6 and three other titles. Check it out below!
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