Cyberpunk 2077’s return to PlayStation Store might be not too far away, as the game’s page has finally appeared on the platform again. This news also made CD Projekt shares soar almost 10%.

Gary McKay has officially become the new general manager of BioWare. He started his career at Electronic Arts and was also development director of the FIFA series. Despite his experience in the games industry and promises to create big story-driven RPGs, some fans weren’t happy about McKay stepping in as new studio head.

There are a lot of changes on the list of the best-selling titles on Steam this week. Guilty Gear: Strive, the latest installment in the famous series of fighting games, has become a new chart-topper, with Battlefield 2042 also debuting in the top-5.

After a group of hackers stole a whopping amount of data from Electronic Arts, it’s been reported how exactly they managed to find a breach in the system. The list of stolen information includes the source code of FIFA 21.

Kalypso Media, known for series like Tropico and Patrician, will now sell all its new releases at lower prices. This move was made possible due to a significant increase in digital sales.

Apple Design Awards honors excellence in innovation and technical achievement in app and game design. This year, the list of winners includes mobile titles like League of Legends: Wild Rift and Genshin Impact.

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, a new PlayStation 5 exclusive, was officially released on June 11. The game got 89/100 on Metacritic, based on almost 100 reviews. Critics praised Rift Apart for its visuals and the usage of new technologies but said that it’s almost the same old action-adventure when it comes to gameplay.

Games conferences and shows like E3 have been receiving criticism for years. The latest person to voice their issues with old formats is Raw Fury head Johan Toresson who urged developers and publishers to stop spending money on big events.

Finding investors might be a problem for small studios and indie developers. Achievers Hub has compiled dozens of companies that invest in games into one list.

Chinese tech companies have very strict working rules, with many employees having to work six days a week, from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM. However, Tencent-owned studio Lightspeed & Quantum, known for developing PUBG Mobile, decided to make a few changes to this system.