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Fans are criticising Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 after a coveted in-game shield was locked behind a $6 Twitch subscription. The move has drawn widespread anger, with players arguing cosmetic rewards tied to creator support exclude much of the community. Separately, Pokémon GO is offering free timed research and an avatar jersey through a Twitch Drop for its Pokémon Night Out event.
- 2Space game ships with a working RISC-V emulator that runs Linux▼Show HN: Our space game has a built-in RISC-V emulator that runs Linux
The indie team behind the space game Against All Odds has revealed that the game includes a built-in RISC-V emulator, called PasRISCV, capable of booting a full Linux system in-game. The announcement is drawing attention from developers and enthusiasts impressed that a hobby project can emulate real hardware to the level of running an operating system.
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Galaxy Game, the 1971 coin-operated space combat game created at Stanford University, is drawing fresh attention through a Computer History Museum article. Often overshadowed by Computer Space, it is remembered as one of the earliest arcade video games, running on a PDP-11, and visitors and enthusiasts are discussing its place in gaming history.
- 4NABERON Launches as Real-Time Space Strategy Game●NABERON — real-time space strategy with fleet battles and planetary invasions
NABERON, a real-time space strategy game featuring fleet battles and planetary invasions, has been announced on GameDev.net. Details beyond the core concept — including developer, platforms and release date — have not yet been shared. It is generating early attention among strategy game enthusiasts interested in large-scale space combat and conquest gameplay.
- 5GOG Galaxy users hit with over 100GB of updates▼Oh... wow... Man macht, nach ein paar Wochen Pause, mal wieder GOG Galaxy auf und was gibt es ? Über 100GB Updates, alle
A PC gamer returning to GOG Galaxy after a few weeks away found more than 100GB of updates waiting, including 88GB for The Witcher 3 Remaster alone. The post mocks the ever-growing size of game patches, joking that SSD storage surely costs nothing anymore in 2026.
- 6Self-play reinforcement learning bot defeats strong Brood War player●Starcraft Brood War self-play RL bot beats strong human [video]
A reinforcement learning bot trained through self-play has beaten a strong human player at StarCraft: Brood War, a real-time strategy game long considered a major challenge for AI because of its speed, hidden information and enormous decision space. The result, shared in a video, is drawing comparisons to earlier milestones like AlphaGo and AlphaStar and renewed debate over how far game AI has come.
- 7Tabletop Gaming Society draws players into fantastical battles●Gamers enter fantastical lands, battle to victory at Tabletop Gaming Society
George Washington University's Tabletop Gaming Society gives students a space to play tabletop and role-playing games, where they take on characters, explore imaginary worlds, and compete against one another. The society highlights tabletop gaming as a growing social hobby on campus, bringing together players of different experience levels for regular game sessions and community-building.
- 8Astronaut Christina Koch serves as honorary Eagles captain●From Artemis to end zone: Jacksonville’s Christina Koch captains the Eagles
NASA astronaut Christina Koch, who grew up in Jacksonville, took on a captain's role for the Philadelphia Eagles, connecting her record-setting spaceflight career with a football game-day honour. Koch, known for the longest single spaceflight by a woman and roles in the Artemis moon programme, was recognised on the field, drawing attention in both space and sports circles.
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Houston's football program has unveiled new 'Gridiron Galaxy' helmets featuring 10 different design variations ahead of its game against UCF. The striking uniform rollout is drawing attention from college football fans as the two schools prepare to meet, with the space-themed designs adding extra buzz to the American Athletic Conference matchup.
- 10Star Trek: Scouts Face Robots in Space Basketball▼Watch: The ‘Star Trek: Scouts’ Take On The Robots For Some Space Basketball
The 'Star Trek: Scouts' are shown taking on robots in a game of space basketball, in a lighthearted crossover of the franchise with robotics. The clip gives the Scouts a playful matchup against machine opponents, blending the Star Trek brand with robot competition and basketball in a space setting.
- 11Premier League opens first-ever Premier League Park in Delhi▼Premier League Launches First-Of-Its-Kind 'Premier League Park' In Delhi
The Premier League has launched its first-of-its-kind 'Premier League Park' in Delhi, India, according to NDTV Sports. The venue marks the English football competition's first such fan-focused space, part of its push to grow the game and its brand in India, one of its largest international audiences. Further details about the park's facilities and programming have not yet been widely reported.
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A roundup covers everything announced during The Big Break Showcase, an event in the gaming space. The piece lists the full set of reveals presented during the showcase, giving players a single summary of the announcements. Specific details about which games, studios or trailers were included are not provided in available coverage, so the substance of the reveals remains unclear from current reporting.
- 13Battlefleet Gothic: Armada drops to $1.49 in Humble Store sale▼🕹 Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 💵 $1.49 (90% Off) 🛒 Humble Store 🔗 https:// cheapshark.com/s/c51929c # pc # gaming # deal #
Battlefleet Gothic: Armada, the RTS set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, is on sale for $1.49, a 90% discount, at the Humble Store. Gamers are sharing the deal as part of the latest round of PC game discounts, with the low price drawing attention to the 2016 space-fleet strategy title. The offer is being passed around among PC gaming deal hunters.
- 14Pixel-art orbital sim Get To Orbit launches on Linux●Get To Orbit: Pixel-art orbital simulation released for Linux https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/202 6/10/get-to-orbit-
Get To Orbit, an indie pixel-art orbital simulation game, has been released with native Linux support, according to Linux gaming coverage. The title is also tagged for Steam, suggesting availability on the platform. News of the release is circulating among Linux gaming and space simulation enthusiasts, who follow native Linux launches closely as signs of continued indie support for the platform.
- 15NFL Fans Gather Online for Week 4 Gamethread●NFL Gamethread [Week 4] https:// lemmy.ca/post/71828412
Fans are following NFL Week 4 action through a community gamethread, sharing commentary and reactions as games unfold. The thread offers a live space for discussion of the week's matchups, scores and standout plays, reflecting the usual surge of interest when a full Sunday slate of football is underway.
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Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City has announced plans for a major expansion of its high-limit gaming areas. The project would add premium table game and slot space aimed at high-end players, part of a broader effort by Atlantic City casinos to compete for wealthier gamblers. Local outlets including the Courier-Post reported the plans, drawing attention from regional readers watching the city's ongoing casino investment wave.
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Wagler made the decisive play when it mattered, clearing out space and delivering in the clutch during a basketball game, as highlighted on NBA.com. The moment is drawing attention for the player's composure and late-game impact, with fans weighing in on his performance.
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A programmer has written a new Forth implementation for the Sega SG-1000, Sega's 1983 game console, as an entry in the October Retro Challenge 2026. The project, documented on the Leaded Solder blog, brings the compact programming language to hardware with just 1K of video RAM and 16K of address space. Commenters are enjoying the wordplay of the port's name, riffing that the console is now worth 'Forth thousand'.
- 19Players sneak into staff-only zones of NTE's new amusement park●基本プレイ無料『NTE』Ver.1.4で新実装の「遊園地」で“客が入っちゃいけないとこ”めぐり。夢が壊れる舞台裏にも、ムダに夢がある https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://automato n-media.com/a
The free-to-play game NTE has added an amusement park in its Version 1.4 update, and players are exploring areas off-limits to visitors. Reports describe touring the park's backstage sections, finding that the behind-the-scenes spaces, which would normally break the theme-park illusion, are filled with their own unnecessary but charming attention to detail.
- 20Word game prompts sweep indie gaming circles●Reply with a word # indiegame # gamedev # indiedev # videogames # puzzlegames # pixelart # wordle # quiz
Indie game developers and enthusiasts are sharing a 'reply with a word' prompt across social media, inviting users to respond with a single word tied to puzzle games, pixel art, and Wordle-style quizzes. The participatory format is drawing quick, playful engagement from the indie gaming community and keeping puzzle and word game titles visible in developer spaces.
- 21UCF Women's Soccer Shuts Out No. 17 Colorado in Space Game▼Women’s Soccer Shuts Out No. 17 Colorado in Annual Space Game
UCF's women's soccer team defeated 17th-ranked Colorado, keeping a clean sheet in the program's annual Space Game, a themed home fixture celebrating the university's space-coast heritage. The upset win over a ranked opponent is drawing attention from fans and local sports media, who are praising the team's defensive performance in one of its showcase matches of the season.
- 22Livestreamer Continues Super Metroid Playthrough Tonight●DC Live! Super Metroid, Part 7 Livestream at 8 ET I have the Gravity Suit, Space Jump, and Spring Ball in Super Metroid.
A gaming blogger is streaming part seven of a Super Metroid playthrough at 8 pm Eastern, saying the run now has the Gravity Suit, Space Jump, and Spring Ball collected. With those late-game abilities in hand, the player expects the ending of the 1994 Nintendo classic to be within reach and is inviting viewers to watch the session live.
- 23Pokémon and European Space Agency Team Up for World Space Week 2026●Pokémon and the European Space Agency Celebrate World Space Week 2026
The Pokémon Company and the European Space Agency are celebrating World Space Week 2026 together, marking the annual UN-backed week that promotes space science and exploration. The collaboration, announced on Pokémon's official site, pairs one of the world's biggest entertainment franchises with Europe's space agency to draw public attention to space outreach during the October event.
- 24Seven Essentials for a Desk That Handles Work and Gaming▼7 Essentials for One Desk That Does Work and Gaming
Gadget Review has published a roundup of seven essential items for building a single desk setup that works for both office tasks and gaming. The list-style guide targets people combining a home office and gaming rig in one space, recommending hardware and accessories suited to dual use.
- 25Indie space game boots Linux in-game and runs DOOM●An indie space game ships a full RISC-V emulator inside it that boots stock Linux on an in-game computer, with DOOM runn
The indie space game Against All Odds has shipped with a full RISC-V emulator built in, allowing an in-game computer to boot stock Linux. Players can run real software on it, with DOOM shown working as one of the demos. Developers note that a player's save file now effectively doubles as their OS install, blurring the line between game state and a real computing environment.
- 26Indie space game ships with RISC-V emulator running Linux●Show HN: Our space game has a built-in RISC-V emulator that runs Linux We're a tiny indie studio, all with a background
A small indie studio with demoscene roots is developing SEEDS - Echoes Beneath the Sands, a space planet terraforming game starring a protagonist named Naxiah. The team says the game includes a built-in RISC-V emulator capable of running Linux, an unusual technical feature that is drawing attention among developers and gaming enthusiasts curious about how it fits into gameplay.
- 27Ace Combat called the new Star Fox by fans▼«Ace Combat is the new Star Fox» That hits. # Videogames # Gaming # Games # AceCombat # Aces # BandaiNamco # AceCombat8
Gamers are drawing a line between Ace Combat, Bandai Namco's arcade flight series, and Nintendo's classic Star Fox, calling the former the modern heir to that style of fast, accessible aerial combat. The comparison is being made ahead of talk around a new Ace Combat entry, tagged as Ace Combat 8, and it resonates with fans of retro Nintendo space shooters who see the franchise filling a niche few games occupy today.
- 28Space Station 13 Gets Spin-Off on Brutal Engine●If anyone remember Space Station 13 it officially got a spin off of sourts in the Brutal Engine. From the creator of Day
Long-running multiplayer game Space Station 13 has received an official spin-off of sorts built on the Brutal Engine, according to a post from the creator of the original DayZ Arma mod. Fans of the cult classic round-based station sim are discussing what the new project means for the game's legacy and community.
- 29NASA Astronaut Christina Koch to Join NFL Fans in Philadelphia●NASA Astronaut Christina Koch to Join NFL Fans in Philadelphia https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-astronaut-christin
NASA announced that astronaut Christina Koch will travel to Philadelphia to join NFL fans, according to a new release from the space agency. Koch, who holds the record for the longest single spaceflight by a woman, is expected to take part in fan activities around an NFL game in the city. The appearance pairs one of NASA's most prominent astronauts with the passionate Philadelphia fanbase, drawing attention from space enthusiasts and sports fans alike.
- 30Atlas Rush board game headed to Kickstarter●If you like # space , # scifi , # boardgames , and the idea of building stations on Venus... Atlas Rush is a strategic s
A new strategic board game called Atlas Rush is preparing to launch on Kickstarter. It combines space exploration and science fiction themes, letting players build stations on Venus. The developers are sharing previews and asking followers to track updates ahead of the crowdfunding campaign, with early chatter coming from board game and space enthusiasts.
- 31SPACE WALK astronaut sim demo lets players run an orbital station●SPACE WALK is a hands-on first-person astronaut sim demo where you run an orbital station, manage systems, and lead surf
SPACE WALK, a first-person astronaut simulation, has released a playable demo. Players manage an orbital station's systems, oversee operations first-hand, and lead surface expeditions across the Moon. The demo is available via Playtester, and early sharing in indie gaming circles is focused on its blend of station management and lunar exploration gameplay.
- 32Control Resonant Puts Architecture At The Center Of Its Design▼Control Resonant Is Once Again A Video Game About The Wonderful And Terrifying Possibilities Of Architecture
Remedy's upcoming game Control Resonant is being discussed for its use of architecture, continuing the original Control's tradition of buildings that shift, reshape and menace their occupants. The latest commentary highlights how the series treats brutalist spaces not just as backdrops but as active, unsettling participants in the story and gameplay.
- 33Gaming Series Calls for a Bigger Soviet Rocket●We Need a Bigger Rocket!! | SOVIET.KSP Ep7 | KSP RP-1
The seventh episode of SOVIET.KSP, a series playing the space program simulator Kerbal Space Program with the RP-1 realistic progression mod, is built around the need to design a larger launch vehicle to continue an alternate-history Soviet space program. Viewers are engaging with the episode's engineering challenges and the creator's rocket designs, keeping the long-running series popular with the game's community.
- 34Banjo-Kazooie port developer slams AI-generated PC ports●🎮 Banjo-Kazooie PC port ‘decomp’ developer says AI-generated PC ports are ‘a race to the bottom’ and ‘disrespectful’ Dar
DarioSamo, the developer behind the fan-made Banjo-Kazooie PC port via decompilation, says recently circulated AI-decompiled PC ports of Banjo-Tooie are 'a race to the bottom' and 'disrespectful', clarifying that an AI-generated Banjo-Tooie port has nothing to do with him. The comments have sparked debate in the gaming community over whether AI-assisted decompilation undermines the careful manual work of port developers.
- 35Ocean Casino Resort to spend $14M expanding high-limit slots▼Ocean Casino Resort plans $14M expansion of high-limit slot area
Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City has announced a $14 million expansion of its high-limit slot area, adding space for premium gaming guests. The investment signals continued confidence in the casino's high-end customer base and follows a broader trend of Atlantic City properties upgrading luxury amenities to attract bigger spenders.
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A new commentary piece argues that organic level design, the craft of building game spaces that feel naturally discovered rather than explicitly marked, has largely vanished from modern video games. The discussion revisits classic titles that guided players through environmental cues and layout, contrasting them with today's reliance on markers, maps and quest indicators. Gamers are debating whether modern design has traded immersion for accessibility.
- 37Omni Systems discusses Eufloria 2, intergalactic floral conquest sequel●A chat with Omni Systems on upcoming intergalactic floral conquest game Eufloria 2 https:// lemmy.zip/post/72558168
Developer Omni Systems has given an interview about Eufloria 2, an upcoming game centred on intergalactic floral conquest. The sequel continues the series' blend of strategy and ambient space exploration, and the conversation covers what players can expect. Attention so far is modest, but fans of the original Eufloria are sharing the interview and discussing the return of the franchise.
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Wallpaper has published a feature rounding up three new book titles that examine the craft of digital world-building, looking at how designers and creators construct immersive virtual environments. The piece places the books within a wider cultural conversation about virtual spaces, gaming and design, drawing interest from readers following the overlap of architecture, art and digital culture.