Ninefold Works Publishes a Twelve-Month Roadmap for Terrace Nine
The studio has committed to four free content updates, with a plan-comparison tool listed first — the single most requested feature since launch.
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Northlight Publishing Starts a Back-Catalogue Preservation Program
The publisher will keep roughly sixty older titles running on current hardware, with minimal fixes rather than full remasters.
Eleven Studios Sign a Shared Accessibility Baseline
The charter sets out minimum expectations for remappable controls, subtitle presentation and colour-blind-safe interfaces.
Longwater Studio Confirms Its Next Project Is "Much Smaller"
Following Stillwater Line, the studio says its next game is in early production with a team roughly a third of the size.
New Handheld Comfort Settings Standardise Frame Caps and Text Scaling
A platform-level menu will expose frame limits, battery profiles and text scaling consistently across participating titles.
Six Standouts From the Prairie Indie Showcase
The Edmonton-hosted showcase ran long and delivered more than its share of highlights, from a survey game to a co-operative roguelike about repairing bridges.
Meridian North Ends Its Embargo-Before-Access Policy
The publisher will no longer require outlets to agree to review terms before receiving a build, following months of criticism.
Voltbox Details a Free Challenge Update for Night Market Run
The update adds twelve challenge routes, a practice mode and a set of movement-timing readouts for players chasing clean runs.
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