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Sony sends cease-and-desist over Overdrive PS5 piracy storefront, but forks persist

Overdrive, a homebrew storefront offering more than 1,600 free PS4 and PS5 games for jailbroken consoles, went viral after a demonstration video from the account Edigax drew nearly 8 million views on X. Sony reportedly responded with a cease-and-desist letter that took the original project offline, but within a day two new GitHub repositories—a fork and a clone—appeared to replace it.

Humble Choice bundles Psychonauts 2, Like a Dragon and more for $15

Humble's monthly Steam subscription, priced at $14.99, currently includes Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, Psychonauts 2, Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor, and additional titles. Subscribers keep the games permanently even if they cancel after one month, and the service is also offering discounted Nintendo Switch 2 digital games, including The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for $53.99.

Epic Games rebuilds anti-cheat system to bring Fortnite to Linux

Epic Games has launched a preview of its Epic Games Launcher for Linux and announced it is rebuilding its Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) software, called EAC Linux v2, to eventually support Fortnite on the platform. Epic engineering director Rick Deist said there is no timeline yet for a Linux release of Fortnite, and the company is working with Linux distribution maintainers on security requirements before launch.

Rockstar: future GTA games could arrive faster than GTA VI's 13-year wait

In a Bloomberg report on GTA VI's development, Rockstar technical lead Phil Hooker said the engine, tools and team built for GTA VI should let future projects move faster. He compared the situation to the one-year gap between GTA III and Vice City, when Rockstar reused existing frameworks. The report also detailed a new NPC-focused studio created mid-development and denied claims that GTA VI cost more to make than the Burj Khalifa.

Free DroidDeck app runs PC Steam games locally on Snapdragon Android phones

An open-source app called DroidDeck lets supported Snapdragon Android devices run Valve's ARM64 Linux Steam client locally in Big Picture mode, without streaming, root access, or replacing Android's OS. Windows titles run via Proton with FEX handling x86 translation, and users can download games from their existing Steam libraries directly onto the device. It requires Android 9 or newer, Adreno 730+ graphics (6xx experimental), and several gigabytes of storage for the runtime and optional components.

New daily word game Wonderhop launches on Show HN

Wonderhop is a free browser-based daily game featuring four modes—Sky, Abyss, Past and Future—each with seven questions and a 30-second time limit per question. Players try to guess the most common answer, the rarest answer, or the oldest and most recent answers among other players' responses, earning up to 100 points per question for a total score out of 700.

GTA 6 PC Release Reportedly Set for Early 2027

According to GamesBeat, Rockstar plans to launch Grand Theft Auto VI on PC in the first quarter of 2027, roughly three months after its November 19, 2026 console debut. Rockstar has not officially confirmed a PC version. The report follows Microsoft's announcement that it secured exclusive cloud-streaming rights to the game.

Apple adds No Man's Sky, Sifu to App Store as part of Indie Games Week

Apple announced a lineup of seven indie titles coming to iPhone and iPad as part of the App Store's Indie Games Week, including No Man's Sky, Sifu and Vampire Crawlers. Most of the games are already available for purchase, though No Man's Sky won't launch until Oct. 28. Apple says No Man's Sky will run on iPhone 11 or newer and third-generation iPad Air or newer, supporting touchscreen, controller, or keyboard and mouse.

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