Overgrowth joins Steam Early Access

For Windows, Mac, and Linux Early Access titles are slowly but surely starting to take over Steam’s list of top sellers. Following the prolificDayZ Standalonealpha joining Early Access yesterday, another game that’s been kicking around for a while now,Overgrowth,has been added today. On Steam, it’s slightly cheaper, coming in at $24.95 vs. theHumble Store offerof $29.99 (which also includes a Steam key, and access to Wolfire Games’ReceiverandLow Light Combat). Wolfire also has a put out a helpful video explaining whatOvergrowthis beyond “that fighting game with the anthropomorphic animals....

June 22, 2025 · 1 min · 129 words · Abigail Smith

Play Broken Age at Double Fine’s Day of the Devs

San Francisco indie meetup Double Fine and iam8bit are throwing a party open to the public on July 03, 2025 that’s been described by CEO Tim Schafer as “a Night of 1,000 Hugs.” The event,Day of the Devs, will be the first chance to playBroken Ageand an unannounced title from the studio. There are plenty of other games you’ll want to get your hands on, with appearances by Supergiant, Gaijin, Capybara, Tribute, Honeyslug, and Chris Hecker....

June 22, 2025 · 1 min · 111 words · Daniel Bailey

Preview: (More) StarCraft II single-player

You may remember that, last summer, Igave you a lookat howStarCraft II‘s single-player mode was shaping up. Earlier this week, we were invited back to see what’s changed as the game gets closer to release. Because most of the fundamental gameplay systems haven’t changed, this is going to focus mostly on the three new levels we saw, how they eventually decided to handle the research aspect of the game, and the new Challenge Mode....

June 22, 2025 · 12 min · 2369 words · Alejandro Smith

PSP = PlayStation Phone?

Not content with letting the N-Gage have all the … haha … fun of being a game system that’s also a phone, Sony have gone and signed afour-year dealwith top UK telecommunications company BT to add new communication features to the PSP, turning it into a phone as well as a movie player, music player and game player, playa. The plan is to intergrate BT’s wireless video and voice service, ‘Softphone’ into the PSP, with intent to add extra features over the following months that would allow your PSP to contact PCs, landlines and cellphones....

June 22, 2025 · 1 min · 154 words · Chad Davis

Review in Progress: Divinity: Original Sin 2

This sin is twice as original! While I definitely loved the firstOriginal Sin, it did leave a lot to be desired. Needless to say, I was excited when the sequel got announced and even more excited when I found out the game took place 1,000 years or so later so I didn’t have to try and remember all the details of the first game. So far, the sequel is good enough to completely erase any memory I had from the first one, becausethisis the game I wanted the whole time....

June 22, 2025 · 5 min · 954 words · Tammy Castro

Rhymedown Spectacular: Where The Hype Ends

The brains behind Jimquisition and Zero Punctuation get lyrical This week on Rhymedown Spectacular, Yahttps://www.destructoid.com/videos/view/jim-yahtzees-rhymedown-spectacular/7553-Where-the-Hype-Endshtzee turns his mind toward the wonderful world of limericks, while your ol’ pal Jim Sterling tells a tale of a wandering cheese peddler. As always, deep philosophical meaning and steamy commentary is hidden behind layers of beauty and elegance. You love every filthy second of it.

June 22, 2025 · 1 min · 61 words · Brenda Carey

Sega and Gallery Nucleus are teaming up for a Yakuza 6 art exhibit

Free admission, too! Sega will be holding aYakuza 6art exhibitat the Nucleus Art Gallery in Alhambra, California from March 17 until April 1. Admission will be free to all with no RSVP required for the opening day. The event will include various pieces of fan tribute art, game artwork, exclusive themed prints and even a recreation of the famous “Kamurocho Gate” from the series. General producer of theYakuzaseries, Daisuke Sato, will be present on opening day alongside renowned tattoo artistHORITOMO(the man who has designed all of the tattoos in each game) and both will be signing limited edition copies of the art book from the“Essence of Art” editionofYakuza 6for anyone that pre-orders the game at the event....

June 22, 2025 · 2 min · 220 words · Jill Hughes

Square Enix and Marvel announce multi-game partnership

Eidos Montreal and Crystal Dynamics are developing the games Square Enix and Marvel Studios announced earlier today that they’ll be working together on multiple games based in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The first game to come from the partnership is titledThe Avengers Project, and it’s being developed by Crystal Dynamics and Eidos’ Montréal studio. Crystal Dynamics is best known for theTomb Raiderrebootsfrom a few years ago, while Eidos-Montréal most recently worked on theDeus Exfranchise....

June 22, 2025 · 1 min · 204 words · Vanessa Cruz

Step into the wild world of Judgment with the PS4 prologue demo

Do it for Kaito If you enjoy theYakuzaseries,Judgmentis probably on your PS4 by now (or it’s at least sitting on your to-do list). The two truly go hand-in-hand. But if you don’t have a connection to those dramatic, silly, face-smashing action-adventure romps,Judgmentcan be a harder sell–there aren’t many other games like it on the market today. To help draw in some fresh faces, Sega now hasa prologue demo. The prologue covers the very basics ofJudgment, from street brawls and investigations to tailing and obstacle-filled chases....

June 22, 2025 · 2 min · 277 words · Timothy Morrow

Street Fighter: The Movie: The Game for Sega Saturn is worth every Bison dollar

I bought my Sega Saturn back when I was in college. Before that, I didn’t know a single person who had ever owned one. It had only been off the market for a decade, but games for it were tough to come by; still are. It sold nearly 10 million units. I have no hard numbers on this, but anecdotally, it seems to have barely made a ripple in Canada. Even knowing that the platform was mostly just popular in Japan, I would think I’d remember a section for Saturn games inZellers....

June 22, 2025 · 5 min · 979 words · Randy Jackson

The Question: What was your favorite PlayStation 2 game?

Let’s remember the good times [Every Friday (or whenever), Destructoid will pose topical a question to the community. Answer it if you want!] As you may have heard, the PlayStation 2is officially dead. Sony has halted all production of the console worldwide, marking the end of an amazing 12 year run. The PS2 dominated the last-generation of gaming, standing victoriously over Nintendo’s GameCube and Microsoft’s Xbox. There were a ton of amazing games released for the system and it’s almost daunting trying to remember all my favorites....

June 22, 2025 · 2 min · 215 words · Keith Dean

There’s a new Destiny 2 inventory manager in town, and it’s a doozy

At the risk ofplayingDestiny 2incorrectly, the odds are good that you, too, use a third-partyDestinyinventory manager of some sort to move items around via your browser, phone, or some other digital implement. Now, though, there’s a new tool at your disposal, known as Deepsight.gg. The creator of Deepsight.gg, known under their Reddit username ChiriVulpes, posted about the inventory manager’s releaseon theDestiny 2subreddit, where they explained what makes this tool such a big deal....

June 22, 2025 · 2 min · 422 words · Yvette Robinson

This monster is so big it could barely fit into Evolve

So they made him DLC The Behemoth,Evolve‘s fourth monster, is a big boy. “He was literally made as large as we could make him,” says developer Turtle Rock Studios. The dude is so big he can’t even jump. Jumping is totally overrated, though. Leave that to the bunnies. This creature can roll around, throw exploding balls of magma, snatch up prey with its harpoon-like tongue and isolate them further by summoning walls of rock....

June 22, 2025 · 1 min · 123 words · Gregory Carpenter