Game developers in Cyprus and the publishers and platforms shaping their work.
From 26 to 30 November, Steam will give its Discounts & Events area a Black Friday look. For studios, the key detail is that the usual waiting period between discounts still applies.
PlayStation has named the next six games getting its AI-assisted image upscaler. Updates are rolling out over the coming weeks, on schedules set by the individual developers.
The third beta includes 74 fixes from 51 contributors. Two of them address problems developers can encounter while editing a scene or testing a game menu.
Cyprus-based Owlcat Games has set a date for Processional of the Damned, the fourth and final expansion for its Warhammer 40,000 role-playing game. The release is planned for both PC and consoles.
Studios can compare sales during promotions with full-price sales directly in the Steamworks reporting site.
Cyprus’s games association published its programme for 11–13 November, spanning a startup expo, a business summit and an industry roundtable.
Valve is replacing the banner above a participating game with personalised recommendations beside the store’s discovery carousels.
A successful launch from a local executable is no longer enough to complete the Steamworks playtime checklist item.
PC Gamer published the field for its Most Wanted showcase; the final top 20 is due on 3 December.
At the summit in Limassol, the deputy minister called for investment in game projects owned by studios founded in Cyprus.
The Cyprus-based studio plans to close the beta on 7 January and launch its Warhammer RPG on 28 January 2027.
Nintendo reported 65.73 million original-Switch software units for April–September 2026, against 24.49 million for Switch 2.
CYGMA announced a guest lecture by Owlcat cinematic director Dmitrii Evdokimov for 10 November at Cyprus University of Technology in Limassol.