2026’s Most Anticipated FPS, Wardogs, Finally Has a Release Date
Wardogs, the upcoming FPS from Bulkhead, finally has a confirmed release date for its Steam Early Access Launch.
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Wardogs, the upcoming FPS from Bulkhead, finally has a confirmed release date for its Steam Early Access Launch.
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Read at IGNWardogs, the ambitious shooter from Battalion 1944 and The Turing Test developer Bulkhead, will soon arrive on Steam early access. The studio announced today, after months of invite-only tests, Wardogs will finally be released on 10th September.
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Read at EurogamerJob Simulator: Human Relations is a new non-VR version of the popular comedic multiplayer workplace sim that is played on a regular ol’ flat-screen monitor. Although ironically, your character is an anthropomorphized CRT monitor, walking around each floor of the company...
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Read at EurogamerMarvel's Wolverine launches next month, and to celebrate, Sony has revealed a new limited-edition PS5 console and controller design inspired by the game. Dubbed the Marvel’s Wolverine Battle Yellow Limited Edition Bundle and priced at $650, fans of the Marvel mutant can...
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