You bought a Ubisoft game in 2026 mood

🗿 502K, done!

That's more than:
- Among Us
- GTA V
- Starfield
- Skyrim
- Rust
- Payday 2
- TF2

UPD: They just surpassed Helldivers 2, Schedule I, and Monster Hunter Wilds beta test. Fallout 4 and ARC Raiders may fall next.

Oh, actually Fallout 4 and ARC are already behind. And also Call of Duty's highest online is now below STS2.

"Avoid minimizing or muting Twitch FOR A BETTER EXPERIENCE"

Just look at these stats. 31+ minutes long battle, up to 20 frags per person and we still lost. Over time the game would still be unplayable, the skill requirements are just too high.

Yes, I still haven't got all the achievements!

This should've been their first trailer:

This thing is really solid and very expensive. Even the lowest possible budget would be $500K, but realistically up to $3m to make ~5 minutes of high-end cinematic trailers.

It gives enough context for the lore, characters, and gameplay. And does so in a comfortable pace. But Geoff forced them to make a shorter gameplay trailer instead due to time constraints of the Game Awards.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60VKz8rGm-A

My teammates

#Multiplayer@GameDEV
#meme@GameDEV

I have to compensate horrors with simple cringe <3

Linux bros, the time has come!

#Linux@GameDEV
#EA@GameDEV

Free and Open Source video upscaling:

https://github.com/k4yt3x/video2x
#Free@GameDEV
#FOSS@GameDEV

From our precious chat

#meme@GameDEV

The historical building from 1851 burnt down in Glasgow (you know it from movies playing roles of Chicago or Metropolis) and paralyzed the central station.

I've been in the city two years ago, it's spectacular. But even without fires they love to demolish things, malls included.

#Architecture@GameDEV

Noice! 🗿

GameUnionTV icons 2014-2026

Battlefield 6 team did a good job upon release but it's not catching up with content and bug fixes yet again.

EA is laying off employees to lower the financial pressure from the whole Battlefield franchise.

#Battlefield@GameDEV
#EA@GameDEV
#LayOffs@GameDEV

An indie developer was unable to run his own demo he just uploaded to Steam and so his friends reported that it's not working.

Then Valve deleted his SteamWorks account for spreading malware. Since a virus on his computer hijacked his game and he uploaded it mindlessly.

He seemingly got it from his old SSD he was using for ages and Windows defender (not frequently updated, I assume) failed to detect anything.

Do not be foolish with that stuff, check reviews and discussions before running any cheap-ass demo games. Check your own games, their size, etc. And learn the difference between Smart Screen warning for custom apps and real viruses.