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Engadget review recap: VW ID.Buzz, Weber Smoque, Fujifilm GFX100RF and more

23 hours ago | engadget.com | Billy Steele

Why you can trust usEngadget has been testing and reviewing consumer tech since 2004. Our stories may include affiliate links; if you buy something through a link, we may earn a commission. Read more about how we evaluate products. Billy Steele for EngadgetWe're really covering all the bases with our latest slate of reviews. We've got everything from an EV family hauler to a smart pellet grill. Wireless earbuds, a unique camera and a GPU that's actually affordable are also on the list.
Playdate Season 2 review: The Whiteout and Wheelsprung

23 hours ago | engadget.com | Cheyenne MacDonald

Cheyenne MacDonald for EngadgetPanic is not messing around with Playdate's second season. After starting off Season Two on the right foot with Dig! Dig! Dino!, Fulcrum Defender and the surprise rollout of Blippo+, the team has followed through with another strong pair of games for week two. The Whiteout and Wheelsprung are, like the week one games, polar opposites of each other: a somber, narrative-heavy post-apocalyptic adventure and a nutty dirtbike game with realistic(ish) physics.
Get 50 percent off 1Password, just in time for summer

1 day ago | engadget.com | Christine Persaud

We have received compensation to create this article. Pricing and availability subject to change. RealPeopleGroup via Getty ImagesWant the safest, most secure way to store your passwords for everything from banking to streaming site logins, social media, apps, and more? 1Password is Engadget’s hands-down favorite password manager, and a subscription is on sale right now for half price, so you’ll pay under $18 for a full year of access, or sub-$30 for access for up to five family members.
Pocket Boss turns corporate data manipulation into a puzzle game

1 day ago | engadget.com | Lawrence Bonk

There's a new puzzle game in town, and this one tackles remote work and corporate data manipulation. Pocket Boss is coming to Steam and the developers just dropped a trailer during the Day of the Devs showcase event, which is part of Summer Game Fest. Pocket Boss casts players as an employee working remotely, trapped by the whims of an ever-demanding boss.
Rescue African artifacts from colonizers' museums in the heist game Relooted

1 day ago | engadget.com | Jessica Conditt

NyamakopRelooted is a heist game about reclaiming African artifacts from the Western countries that stole them, developed by independent South African studio Nyamakop. Relooted is set in a future timeline where Western nations have signed a treaty to return plundered items to their African regions of origin, but things aren't going to plan.
Bask in the grotesque pixel-art beauty of Neverway

1 day ago | engadget.com | Jessica Conditt

Coldblood Inc. Neverway already looks, sounds and feels like it's going to be something special — in a grim, grotesque and hellishly depressed kind of way. (Side note: That could be a nice tagline, no? It's grim! It's grotesque! It's hellishly depressed! It's... Neverway! OK, I'll stop.)Neverway is a life-sim RPG starring Fiona, a young woman who quits her dead-end job to live on a remote island farm for a while, where she ends up becoming the immortal herald of a dead god.
Escape Academy 2: Back 2 School is an open-world puzzle game spanning the whole campus

1 day ago | engadget.com | Jessica Conditt

If you've ever dreamed of being a student at a school built entirely out of escape rooms and silly puns, Coin Crew has the game just for you. Escape Academy 2: Back 2 School is heading to PC in 2026, and it's available now to wishlist on Steam. It's the sequel to Escape Academy, which is one of our absolute favorite puzzle games in recent years, particularly when played as a couch co-op experience.
Resident Evil Requiem announced at Summer Game Fest 2025

1 day ago | engadget.com | Mat Smith

While many of us soldier on with the remakes and VR takes on the Resident Evil story, Capcom is prepping the next chapter of the story: Resident Evil Requiem. The sequel was fully revealed as part of Summer Game Fest Live, kicking off a week(ish) of gaming announcements and release dates. Intercutting the starting moments of REs of the past, Capcom did a fake-out, teasing that we'd have to wait a little longer to see Resident Evil Requiem — it turns out they only meant a 30-minute wait.
The dev behind TMNT: Shredder's Revenge is making a Scott Pilgrim beat-em-up

1 day ago | engadget.com | Lawrence Bonk

Tribute Games, the developer behind the fantastic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge, is back with its take on another comic book IP. Scott Pilgrim EX is a beat-em-up coming to PC and consoles in 2026. This looks like a real evolution of its work with those pizza-loving turtles. There's a large map to explore with plenty of secrets, seven playable characters and, most importantly for Pilgrim fans, a brand-new story.
Mina the Hollower, from the makers of Shovel Knight, arrives on Halloween

1 day ago | engadget.com | Kris Holt

It's been a few years since Yacht Club Games, the studio behind Shovel Knight, ran a successful Kickstarter campaign for the first entry in a new franchise, and now we know when that game will drop. The team announced at Summer Game Fest Live that Mina the Hollower will arrive on October 31 on PC. A demo is available on Steam until Steam Next Fest ends on June 13. Mina the Hollower is a gothic horror-influenced, action-adventure platformer, so the Halloween release date is quite fitting.