More details about the game (which is stylized as skate., period included) will be announced in “the coming months,” according to a post on X.
The game will be free to play, which its developers told me two years ago was a “natural evolution of the franchise.”
Patreon teased this feature earlier this year, but the company is now making it available widely for creators. The company announced other new updates today, including that it will let creators offer discounts on their products.
Epic Games’ Fab, the huge marketplace that will contain all of the company’s digital asset stores (a list that includes the Unreal Engine Marketplace, Quixel, and more) will go live in mid-October.
You can read details, including migration timelines for the different platforms, in an Epic blog post.
Two years after bringing Meet into Duo, Google is upgrading some legacy Duo calling features and discontinuing others, including “Family mode, Moments, and Knock Knock,” according to a support document reported on by Android Police.
[support.google.com]
The site, which focused on mobile gaming, is shutting down after 16 years. “The truth of the matter is that a website like ours just doesn’t make money anymore,” says editor-in-chief Jared Nelson. The website’s content will remain online, and the team is “hoping” to continue with its podcast, The TouchArcade Show.
[TouchArcade]
