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Samson’s Crime Story Helps It Stand Out From GTA, But Jank Is A ProblemLike a lot of crime stories, Samson: A Tyndalston Story is about desperation, but it's the first game about jacking cars, punching gangsters, and stealing money that I've ever seen really turn that desperation into a gameplay loop. Developer Liquid Swords' dark and dingy third-person action game puts you in the title role as a low-level thug and expert wheelman who is way down on his luck. As is often a trope in stories like this, the protagonist owes a lot of money to bad people. Samson smartly grabs the trope of a crook trying to dig himself out of the hole with more bad decisions by turning it into the underlying structure of its gameplay--you work off your debt by doing crime, raising the stakes on a series of open-world quests about beating people up, robbing folks, and escaping the cops. Fail to pay what you owe, and things start to spiral. After about three hours with Samson, I find it intriguing, but frustrating. While the premise is a cool one, it means doing lots of open-world tasks to earn money, many of which get repetitive quickly and start to feel like busywork. And while the narrative might eventually redeem a premise that has you doing a lot of the same crime stuff over and over, I hit a soft-lock in the first two hours that kept me from advancing the story and soured me on a lot of the experience. Continue Reading at GameSpot

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Believe It Or Not, I Think GTA 6 Could Learn a Few Things From Lego City UndercoverRockstar is the master of the open-world city game, but that doesn't mean there isn't room for improvement in Grand Theft Auto. Believe it or not, here's what GTA 6 could learn from Lego City Undercover.

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Battling Layoffs, GTA Comparisons, And The Industry's "Crap:" How Just Cause's Creator Is Risking It AllAfter years of development, and significant upheaval that led to half the development staff being laid off and a major change to the project, Liquid Swords is releasing its first game, the gritty crime game Samson: A Tyndalston Story, on April 8 for PC. The studio was founded in 2022 by Christofer Sundberg, the outspoken and opinionated co-creator of the Just Cause series at Avalanche who branched off to start a "zero-nonsense" studio in Liquid Swords. As Sundberg sees it, modern, traditional game development has become overwhelmed by "distractions that affect quality and motivation," and Samson coming to market this week will show off what a studio with that charter is capable of delivering. GameSpot caught up with Sundberg this week to discuss his new game, the comparisons people are making to GTA , and its $25 price point. Sundberg also shared details on how Liquid Swords had to pull back the game's scope and ambition as a result of the layoffs in 2025 that the team said were necessary to keep the studio afloat for the long term. Continue Reading at GameSpot

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This New Game Might Scratch That GTA 6 Itch, Just Don't Expect A GTA-Sized Experience (Or Price Tag)The debut title from Just Cause developer Christofer Sundberg's new studio Liquid Swords launches this week, and the launch trailer has arrived. The game is called Samson: A Tyndalston Story, and at a glance, it looks like Grand Theft Auto without guns. The $25 game has players taking on the role of Samson, a man who "learned violence before he learned mercy." The game has a debt system where Samson must pay off mobsters after a heist goes badly, and his sister is being held for collateral. Players have a payment quota, and deadlines to meet, with the debt interest growing if missions are unsuccessful. Samson can earn more than 25 upgrades to improve his brawling and driving skills. The game does not give Samson any guns, but he can drive weaponized cars to get jobs done. The game has multiple open-world districts and NPCs that remember your past behavior. Continue Reading at GameSpot

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Take-Two lays off AI team Take-Two Interactive , the parent company of GTA developer Rockstar Games , has reportedly laid off its AI team, including its head of AI. Read more

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GTA 6 could bring back major Red Dead Redemption 2 features according to devGrand Theft Auto 6 is still under wraps, but one former developer has already suggested we’ll see some familiar Red Dead Redemption 2 features.

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GTA 6 Will Likely Borrow Ideas From Red Dead Redemption 2, Former Rockstar Dev SaysA former Rockstar Games developer has said they would be shocked if GTA 6 does not borrow some ideas from the studio's previous game, Red Dead Redemption 2. Appearing on the Kiwi Talkz podcast , former audio designer Rob Carr--who worked on GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption II--said his evidence is that Rockstar already did this. GTA 5, for example, borrowed the Dead Eye system from the original Red Dead, Carr said. "They used the Dead Eye as one of the perks for one of the characters. You've got the Dead Eye thing that Michael used, I think you've got the slow-mo driving thing for Franklin, and the basically berserker mode for Trevor," Carr said ( via GamesRadar ). Continue Reading at GameSpot

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Absurd GTA 6 rumor claims big feature is “broken” and could result in another delayA new report claims that GTA 6 could miss its planned November 2026 launch due to a broken feature that is integral to the game.

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GTA 5 Among a Handful of Games Leaving Xbox Game Pass This MonthMicrosoft has confirmed the batch of games leaving Xbox Game Pass this month, and among them is Grand Theft Auto 5.

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That Early Build of GTA 4 Found on an Xbox 360 Dev Kit didn't Last LongAn early build of GTA 4 has been taken offline by what appears to be a DMCA notice.

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