Star Wars Zero Company: Bit Reactor Reportedly Furloughs 80 Percent of Its Workforce
Despite Star Wars Zero Company's Steam bestseller status, Bit Reactor has furloughed approximately 80 percent of its staff. The report was …
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Despite Star Wars Zero Company's Steam bestseller status, Bit Reactor has furloughed approximately 80 percent of its staff. The report was …
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Manor Lords receives a new map, livestock, and cheese production with Update #8. Fittingly, the city-builder breaks the four-million-sales …
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Sony has confirmed two new State of Play broadcasts for September 3rd, complete with exact broadcast times for Europe and the USA. The Japan …
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Infinity Ward has addressed TTK criticism from the MW4 Beta, tweaking several weapons in a new update. The beta weekend concludes today …
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Rockstar has officially confirmed the November release date for GTA 6 and published new screenshots from Vice City. The release remains …
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Battlefield 6 receives a small but vital patch with Update 1.4.2.5 for improved stability. We'll show you all the changes in detail.
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Serious Sam: Shatterverse is now available for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series, bringing the series back as a co-op roguelite. Up to five players …
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Modern Warfare 4: Despite a major patch and the first-ever Warzone content, the beta player numbers on Steam are barely moving. Over the …
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Scene Gamers was one of Germany's most active gaming magazines — until production stopped in 2015. Ten years later, we're reclaiming the brand and name and rebuilding it: leaner, faster, closer to the community.
Scene Gamers became known as a digital games magazine with its own editorial team and a growing readership.
Production ended in 2015 — the brand went dormant, without an active channel, for almost a decade.
In 2026, the name and brand are ours again. The focus now is video content for TikTok, Instagram and YouTube — the website remains the archive and home base behind it.