All articles tagged with #game discovery
Lucy James leaves GameSpot to launch lookingfor.game, a weekly PC game discovery newsletter powered by Player.gg, with Summer Game Fest as the first big platform test; the service aims to streamline cross‑platform discovery by letting curators send newsletters and offering playtest invites and database integrations (Steam, IGDB), while monetizing via subscriptions and B2B partnerships.
Ludocene, a new game discovery platform combining human curation with a dating app-like interface, is now live, offering personalized game recommendations from gaming experts based on user preferences, aiming to surface lesser-known titles and diversify game discovery.
Steam is testing a redesigned storefront in its beta update to make it easier for users to find and explore games, featuring a more organized menu, tailored recommendations, and improved search functions, aiming to enhance user experience amid ongoing policy controversies.
Internet sleuths have analyzed a Nintendo video and believe they have uncovered five upcoming Nintendo 64 games for Nintendo Switch Online, including Donkey Kong 64 and Super Smash Bros., suggesting potential new additions to the service.
Apple announced the new Apple Games app at WWDC, a centralized platform for managing and enjoying games across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It features social tools like friends, groups, challenges, and in-game updates, aiming to enhance multiplayer experiences and game discovery, including access to Apple Arcade. The app is set to launch with iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS Tahoe 26 this fall.
A recent survey conducted by Atomik Research and Ultra reveals that only 36% of PC gamers purchase AAA PC titles at full price, with the majority preferring to wait for discounts, bundles, or obtain games for free. The survey also highlights concerns about game prices, marketing tactics, and the difficulty in discovering new PC games. Steam and the Epic Games Store are the most familiar platforms for PC gamers, according to the survey.