Gaming, anime and pop-culture news from Thailand
A Taiwanese university student tragically passed away from a brain hemorrhage after continuously playing computer games for four days and three nights without proper rest.
Wildlight Entertainment has announced that FPS game Highguard will permanently shut down on March 12, just one month after release, due to failing to sustain a player base.
Thai esports athletes delivered an outstanding performance at the 33rd SEA Games, securing two gold medals and one silver medal across competitive titles.
Arknights: Endfield developers explain how incorporating factory-building mechanics helped the game carve its own path amidst a sea of Genshin Impact clones.
Pokemon Pokopia's massive critical and commercial success has boosted Nintendo stock by 15 percent, restoring investor confidence after a major drop.
Indie FPS developer Misha gained over 40,000 Steam wishlists after going viral with a feature showing detailed breast physics when the player looks down.
Nintendo's Mario Kart Tour has received an 18+ rating in Brazil after new digital legislation banned paid loot boxes and randomized microtransactions for minors.
Ghost in the Shell director Mamoru Oshii shared his deep love for Fallout 4, revealing he has logged over 10,000 hours across PlayStation and Steam over eight years.
Police in Westlake were concerned after a 91-year-old woman missed her daily welfare check, only to find her too focused on setting a gaming high score to answer.
Japanese YouTuber Yoshinama spent 25 million yen to develop Mamon King just for fun, only for the game to become a surprise hit and break even within a month.
ANLIFE: Motion-Learning Life Evolution, developed by the studio whose AI animation demo was famously criticized by Hayao Miyazaki, is set to launch next week.
Steam data reveals gamers spent only 14% of their playtime on games released in 2025, choosing to spend more time tackling their backlogs instead.