We often talk about “disruption” in the technology world as a purely digital phenomenon — upending how we commute, how we eat, or how we doomscroll. But it’s rare that we see that digital disruption manifest as something as analog as a concrete wall or a chalkboard.
Disco Elysium – The Final Cut is free to keep on the Epic Games Store today
Following The Callisto Protocol, the Epic Games Store delivers one of the best RPGs ever made for Christmas.
Cozy sim Heartopia launches on iOS, Android, and PC Jan 7
Cozy fans are in for a treat, as developer XD Games announced that its upcoming multiplayer life-simulation game, Heartopia, is scheduled to launch on January 7, 2026.
The Callisto Protocol free on Epic Games Store; only a few hours left to claim
Merry Christmas from all of us here at Revü Philippines! We hope you’re enjoying the holidays with good food and even better games.
FIFA is back — and it’s coming exclusively to Netflix
It has been three years since the high-profile, acrimonious divorce between FIFA and Electronic Arts, a split that ended a 30-year dynasty and left the world’s most recognizable football brand without a video game to call its own.
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City now runs in your browser — with one catch
If you grew up in the early 2000s, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City was a vibe, not just a game. Alongside GTA: San Andreas, it offered a proper introduction to the open-world genre that would go on to reshape the entire industry.
Tomb Raider coming to iOS, Android. Here’s how much it will cost
Mobile gamers continue to eat good this year. With Where Winds Meet and Red Dead Redemption already in our pockets, the mobile-gaming scene is heating up even further with the upcoming release of another PC-quality title.
Samsung TV Plus celebrates 1st year in Southeast Asia with 13 new free channels
Admit it, subscription fatigue is real. Between Netflix hiking prices again and Disney Plus cracking down on sharing, the idea of “free TV” has never looked sexier.
Maneater brings its open-world ‘ShaRkPG’ chaos to iOS, Android devices
If you’ve been waiting for mobile gaming to catch up with consoles, you’re having a great month. On the heels of Red Dead Redemption and Where Winds Meet making the jump to mobile devices, another heavy hitter has officially arrived on iOS and Android.
Hogwarts Legacy is free on Epic Games Store now. Here’s how to get it
Fresh off the heels of The Game Awards — where Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 just made history, racking up multiple wins including Game of the Year — Epic Games is keeping the hype train rolling. The publisher just revealed its next free mystery game, and honestly? It’s a huge one.
Where Winds Meet is out now on iOS and Android. Here’s why you need to play it
View PostYou can finally track your Angkas driver on a HUAWEI watch
If you commute in Metro Manila, you know the drill: You book a bike, stand on a crowded curb, and obsessively check your phone every few seconds to see if your rider is actually moving or just spinning in circles on the map. It’s stressful.
Apple Fitness+ finally coming to PH (and 27 other markets)
If you’ve been jealously eyeing your friends in the United States closing their Activity rings with Apple‘s guided workout service, your turn has come at last. The company has announced that Apple Fitness+ is launching in the Philippines on December 15.
Home Credit vs Tala vs Salmon: We did the holiday math so you don’t have to
View PostRed Dead Redemption is finally out on mobile. Here’s how to get it for free
View PostWhere Winds Meet hits iOS, Android Dec 12: Can your device run it?
If you’ve been watching PC and PlayStation 5 streamers play Where Winds Meet with a bit of envy, don’t fret; your turn is finally coming.
Qualcomm fixes Windows on Arm gaming’s biggest issue
View PostGoogle Quick Share finally works with Apple’s AirDrop — but there’s a catch
If you live in a mixed-gadget household — and statistically most of us do — you know the specific agony of trying to send a high-res video from an Android phone to an iPhone. It usually involves email compression hell, a third-party app that feels sketchy, or the dreaded WhatsApp compression.