Google has removed a highly controversial game called Slavery Simulator from its app store, after it caused outrage in Brazil.

The app, which is said to allow players to ‘buy and sell’ Black characters, was launched by Magnus Games on 20 April. The game was downloaded more than 1,000 times before it was removed on Wednesday, local media reported.

Luxury styling mobile game Drest is delighted to partner with Bakeup, the digital-first beauty brand founded by British celebrity makeup artist Jo Baker and LA-based musician Grace Gaustad. Drest will introduce seven of Bakeup’s most playful looks into its Beauty Mode gameplay, which enables hyper-real, close-up beauty play and experimentation, giving players the opportunity to use expertly created digital makeup on their avatars.

A new study identifying the quickest-to-complete video games has crowned Dear Esther the top choice.

CSGOLuck analysed more than 50 video games renowned for their short play time, and used data from HowLongToBeat to find the fifteen shortest video game campaigns that can be completed in a single evening. These games are ideal for busy individuals seeking some post-work downtime or for those who simply can’t wait to see how a game will end.

As the world of artificial intelligence continues to grow and expand, Online.Casino has tapped into its possibilities of reimagining video game protagonists as villains. Using MidJourney, an artificial intelligence program, Online.Casino transformed beloved video game heroes into their dark and sinister counterparts, showcasing the limitless possibilities of technology and AI-assisted creativity. 

Research has revealed DanTDM is the richest content creator channel on YouTube, from the UK. 

The study by online casino review site Casino.co.uk analysed the subscription volume of every European country’s top content creator on YouTube and their estimated earnings by channel to arrive at the most popular from each country. The UK's most subscribed YouTube content creator is DanTDM (Daniel Robert Middleton), with 26.8 million subscribers.

Yorkshire-based Triplevision Games secured support from UK publisher Fireshine Games for the launch of their funded project, These Doomed Isles.

Andrew Stewart, Creative Director at Triplevision Games, said: “When we pitched to the UK Games Fund, we had a pretty ugly, unpolished prototype and not enough time to work on it! The funding we received allowed us both to work full time on developing the core loop, adding art and gave us the time we needed to put together a polished demo, pitch deck and Steam page.