Tango Gameworks is making waves in the gaming industry with a complete rebranding and a fresh hiring spree for an unannounced action game. Just six months after being acquired by Krafton, the studio is not only revamping its identity but also expanding its team to bring new creative visions to life. With a focus on console game development, this shift signals an exciting new chapter for the studio known for hits like Hi-Fi RUSH.

In a bittersweet announcement, the beloved smartphone game “Gotōbun no Hanayome Itsutsugo-chan wa Puzzle o Gotōbun Dekinai” based on The Quintessential Quintuplets franchise will officially end its service on June 30, 2025. Launched in October 2020, this game captivated fans with its engaging puzzle mechanics and charming characters, but it seems that even the most popular titles must eventually say goodbye. As of now, in-game currency sales have ceased, but players can still utilize their existing currency until the service concludes.

The latest video from The Quintessential Quintuplets franchise has unveiled a thrilling new battle system for their upcoming RPG, Gotōbun no Princess: Gensō to Shinen to Mahō Gakuin. This marks a significant evolution for the franchise, as it introduces a “heart-throbbing dungeon role-playing game” system, a first for fans of the series. Set to launch in Japan on September 18 for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Switch, this game is generating buzz among both RPG enthusiasts and anime fans alike.

The gaming community is buzzing with excitement as Holo Indie announces the release of Hololive Treasure Mountain MegaPack for Nintendo Switch on June 18. This highly anticipated title not only brings a delightful 3D physics puzzle experience to the console but also includes all previously released DLC, making it a must-have for both new players and fans of the original Steam version. In Hololive Treasure Mountain, players engage in a unique stacking mechanic where they toss and combine adorable treasures representing their favorite Hololive members.

Indie developer Pixel Maniacs is making waves with their upcoming title, ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard, boldly claiming, “Valve never made a Portal 2 sequel. So we did.” This audacious statement highlights the ongoing demand for innovative puzzle games reminiscent of the beloved Portal series. While Valve has left fans yearning for a Portal 3, ChromaGun 2 aims to fill that void with its own unique twist on the genre. Set in a vibrant world where players utilize a color-shifting gun to manipulate objects, ChromaGun 2 draws visual inspiration from Portal but leans more towards the puzzle mechanics found in games like Qube.

In a remarkable shift within the gaming industry, domestic game companies are now rewarding their development teams with the highly sought-after Nintendo Switch 2. This trend not only highlights the success of recent game launches but also emphasizes the importance of employee motivation and recognition in a rapidly evolving market. Neowiz and ShiftUp, two prominent players, have set a precedent by offering this coveted console as a reward for outstanding performance.