Today’s Gaming News Roundup
Dodge those boss battles and look into today’s gaming scoop. We’ve got killer deals, a nostalgic Roblox update, and a fresh feature on Steam. Let’s get into the details!
AU Deals: Rare Wins on Nintendo Exclusives and a Month Dedicated to Discounted Logitech Essentials
Steam’s Autumn Sale is live from November 21 to November 28. Grab “Cyberpunk 2077” at 50% off, just $29.99. “Red Dead Redemption 2” is down to $19.79, which is 67% off.
“Hades” takes a 40% look, now at $14.99. Don’t miss these deals to stock up for winter gaming.
Valve Trademarks “Steam Frame” Amidst Rumors Of A Steam OS Console
Valve has just trademarked “Steam Frame,” which has sparked rumors that a new console might be on the horizon, potentially complementing the beloved Steam Deck. Spotted on September 2 by an eager Reddit user, Valve filed two trademarks for the Steam Frame. The first trademark covers “computer game consoles for recreational game playing,” along with associated accessories and controllers.
The second is more broadly categorized under “computer hardware,” matching the description used for the Steam Index VR headset. While Valve hasn’t confirmed any specifics, the rumor mill is active with talk of multiple hardware projects. These include a Steam console codenamed Fremont, a new SteamVR headset known as Deckard, and new Steam controllers.
The Xbox Ally PC Gaming Handheld Feels Great, But At What Price?
Microsoft is diving into the handheld market with the Xbox Ally, a fusion of Xbox and Windows gaming. The device features a 7-inch screen, aiming to rival the Steam Deck. Will this compete with other premium handheld consoles in the market? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section!
Is Hollow Knight Silksong’s ‘cheap’ price a problem for other indie games? Devs and publishers weigh up its impact
Hollow Knight Silksong, the long-awaited sequel to the popular indie game, is stirring up chatter about its price. Silksong is set to launch at just $15, a surprising number given its anticipated depth. The buzz comes from gamers expecting a heftier price for such a rich sequel.
Team Cherry hasn’t changed the price since it was first announced back in 2019. Players are intrigued but wonder if this pricing will affect the overall gaming experience.
‘It’s been out for years. ‘: 11 years in, people are still asking Bethesda when The Elder Scrolls Online is coming out
No, really though, when’s the release date Todd? Strangely, people are still asking when The Elder Scrolls Online will be released, even though it’s been out for over a decade. What kind of world are we living in??
Hell Is Us Review, Brains Over Brawn
Hell is Us is set to revolutionize how we experience narrative-driven games when it hits shelves on September 4, 2025. Developed by Rogue Factor and published by Nacon, this intriguing venture takes a bold step away from the conventional gaming norms. Embracing a design philosophy that eschews quest logs, maps, and objective arrows, Hell is Us encourages players to trust their instincts and truly engage with the game world. You’ll look into the shoes of Remi, a soldier venturing into the isolated country of Hadea to uncover the mysteries of his past and discover why his parents smuggled him out as a child.
Despite having uneven storytelling and just-average combat mechanics, it’s the smart level and puzzle design that will captivate you, creating a compelling playground of discovery and exploration on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. for a mature-rated gaming experience that challenges your intuition and rewards your curiosity. Hell is Us, developed by the talented team at Rogue Factor, invites players into the thrilling chaos of a country embroiled in civil war and under siege by otherworldly monsters.
Edmund McMillen says the “big important bits” of Mewgenics are done, shows off 50 minutes of weird cat roguelikery
Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel’s quirky game, Mewgenics, is aiming for a release on February 10th, 2026. McMillen confirmed that “all the big important bits” are sorted out now. He’s celebrating with a 50-minute video playthrough.
Mewgenics’ development gained traction this year, with a few trailers already out. Mewgenics, a game focused on cat breeding and roguelike elements, has been in development for over a decade, showcasing the creators’ commitment to refining its unique mechanics.
One of Valve’s forty majillion secret hardware projects is called the Steam Frame, probably
Valve’s working on a bunch of new PC hardware. They’ve got a VR headset called Deckard in the works. There’s talk of a new Steam Controller. A Steam Deck 2 is being tinkered with but it’s still years away.
The Steam Machine successor might be named the Steam Frame. How do you feel about Valve’s hardware plans? Share your thoughts in the comments.
Would you pick up a Steam console?
That’s a wrap for today. While most of us are still clamoring over the Switch 2, Valve could really shake things up with a new Steam console. At this point, I’d be hard-pressed to pick it up, given I already have a gaming PC and a Switch, but it may come down to whether they offer any truly unique features. Let me know your thoughts about the state of gaming consoles in the comments section!
