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The Studio Behind One Of The Greatest Debut Games Of All Time Is Teasing Its Next Project

The Studio Behind One Of The Greatest Debut Games Of All Time Is Teasing Its Next Project

Last year, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 received a well-deserved outpouring of love and critical acclaim that was further amplified when players realized it was developer Sandfall Interactive's debut title. Yet when compiling a list of all of the most impressive debut games of all time, you'd be remiss not to include an utterly harrowing sci-fi thriller from the year before: 1000xResist. With its surreal visuals, next-level worldbuilding, and masterful writing that explores grief, identity, and culture--all while delivering a work of science-fiction akin to Neon Genesis Evangelion--Sunset Visitor's debut game packs a serious punch, and left many fans eagerly awaiting the studio's next endeavor. Fortunately, it seems like the wait might finally be coming to a close. According to a post shared by Sunset Visitor's official Bluesky account, the team has "something special" to share at the upcoming Triple-I showcase. No further details were given, but based on the timing, it seems likely the studio is teasing its next game. The post was accompanied by a trailer promoting the showcase, which will have, "no hosts, no ads, just games." The event is set to take place April 9 and 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET. hi! we're the makers of 1000xRESIST, and we have... something special coming up soon ✨ triple-i showcase on April 9 ✨ 9am PDT / 12pm EDT ✨ no hosts, no ads, just GAMES see you there, sisters [image or embed] — 1000xRESIST | Available Now ( @sunsetvisitor.studio ) March 18, 2026 at 12:03 PM Much like Sunset Visitor, the Triple-I showcase itself is a relatively new mainstay in the gaming industry. After making its debut in 2024, the event returned in 2025 to deliver some big announcements . These included the reveal of Moonlighter 2, free Katana Zero DLC, release dates for The Alters and Deep Rock Galactic Rogue Core, and major updates to Vampire Survivors, V Rising, and Enshrouded. The upcoming showcase is set to continue the Triple-I's mission of highlighting indies, and promises over 40 announcements delivered across 45 minutes. This includes eight exclusive premieres, as well as updates from Klei Entertainment (Rotwood, Don't Starve Together), TinyBuild (Hello Neighbor, Tinykin), Devolver Digital (Cult of the Lamb, Hotline Miami, Inscryption), and more. Continue Reading at GameSpot

Tim Cook on iPhone's Future: 'There's So Much Left That We Can Do'

Tim Cook on iPhone's Future: 'There's So Much Left That We Can Do'

In an interview with Nikias Molina at New York's Grand Central Terminal last week, Apple's CEO Tim Cook briefly commented on the future of the iPhone. "There's so much left that we can do with the iPhone," said Cook. "I think it's going to continue to be the center of people's digital lives." While this is just typical corporate speak, it is still interesting that Cook thinks the iPhone will remain the core device in people's lives, given that Apple is pushing into new areas like spatial computing. Apple is reportedly also working on things such as augmented reality glasses and an AI-powered pendant without a screen . Next year, the iPhone turns 20, and the device's popularity is still reaching new heights. iPhone revenue last quarter came in at $85.2 billion, a new all-time high. Cook said iPhone demand during the quarter was " simply staggering ." "iPhone had its best-ever quarter driven by unprecedented demand, with all-time records across every geographic segment," said Cook, in January. It remains to be seen if there is ever a device that supplants the iPhone, and smartphones in general, but Cook is certainly not worried right now. "iPhone's going to be around for a very long time," he said. Related Roundup: iPhone 17 Tag: Tim Cook Buyer's Guide: iPhone 17 (Neutral) Related Forum: iPhone This article, " Tim Cook on iPhone's Future: 'There's So Much Left That We Can Do' " first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums

Compute startup Andromeda raised new funding from Paradigm at a $1.5B valuation, bringing Paradigm's total to $60M; it passed a $100M revenue run rate in 2025 (Upstarts Media)

Compute startup Andromeda raised new funding from Paradigm at a $1.5B valuation, bringing Paradigm's total to $60M; it passed a $100M revenue run rate in 2025 (Upstarts Media)

Upstarts Media : Compute startup Andromeda raised new funding from Paradigm at a $1.5B valuation, bringing Paradigm's total to $60M; it passed a $100M revenue run rate in 2025 —  Once a service spun up by AI investors Nat Friedman and Daniel Gross, Andromeda has now raised $60M from Paradigm to stand alone.