Andrew Highton

1 week ago | insider-gaming.com | Andrew Highton

A new DOOM 1 and DOOM 2 Edition from Limited Run Games could be the best yet. It’s become a running joke over the years to see what DOOM can run on. Now, it literally runs in a box, and only 666 people have the chance to secure this incredible bundle. I’ve seen DOOM played in Fortnite, on fridges and calculators, and I’m sure someone’s probably got it to work on a pencil at this point.

1 week ago | insider-gaming.com | Andrew Highton

Over 2 million citizens have explored Atomfall’s dangerous biomes, foraging for meat, drinking beer, and bonking druids on the head with cricket bats. The RPG is shaping up to be one of Rebellion’s greatest achievements—if not the greatest—and the developer has a ton of fun facts about the two million Atomfall players who’ve played the game. Atomfall is Rebellion’s most successful launch ever. This is a remarkable stat when you consider the company is probably best known for Sniper Elite.

1 week ago | insider-gaming.com | Andrew Highton

There’s a good chance you’ve never heard of Brown Dust 2 until recently. I certainly hadn’t, but trusty social media has managed to make Neowiz’s game—the publishers of Lies of P—go very viral for obvious reasons. Sometimes you must tread carefully with a story, and Brown Dust 2 might be the very definition of this. Lies of P publisher Neowiz’s Brown Dust 2 is a gacha-based RPG, encouraging players to spend money on random spins to obtain incredible gear and desired characters.

1 week ago | insider-gaming.com | Andrew Highton

On the way to Room 46, you’re likely to come across the Billiard Room. No, we’re not stopping for a quick game as we need to head into here so we can complete the ever-changing Darts puzzle, which offers free bonuses if you can complete it. Blue Prince is a game where I cherish the first few hours. Eventually, you come across the same rooms and items, and it becomes familiar. The initial wonderment comes from the beauty of exploration.

1 week ago | insider-gaming.com | Andrew Highton

It makes sense that other people want to capitalize on the success of Schedule 1. The indie title continues to eclipse all expectations and is one of the most successful games of 2025. Its creator has now commented on other games copying its title, and also given a hint toward a console port. The days and weeks are going by, and Schedule 1 is showing no sign of slowing up. The player base is reveling in the chance to deal drugs and show up thugs.