Gaming
Aboat time! Pixel Federation launches limitless new shipping game Port City
Pixel Federation, Slovakia’s biggest games developer, is taking its year of success to new heights, launching a brand new shipping tycoon game available on both iOS and Android. Blending creativity, experience and fan favourite transport game mechanics, Port City is the answer to the ship loving community of Pixel Federation players.
The free-to-play new release Port City, an innovative game balancing strategy, challenges, construction and collection, will give players the chance to embody the skills and values of a port manager. Pixel Federation shipping fans are already thrilled at the prospect of rebuilding port cities and entire regions all across the world, showering their game world in prosperity and riches by collecting fleets of ships. Port City epitomises Pixel Federation’s classic game features of decision making and transport mechanics to challenge players’ logistical brains and encourage them to create their dream shipping empire from scratch.
After just nine months of development, Port City is the newest addition to Pixel Federation’s impressive portfolio of games, including all time favourite Diggy’s Adventure; and TrainStation 2, the incredibly successful train simulator sequel of popular classic TrainStation, which drove €12m revenue in just one year. Pixel Federation’s core value when creating new games is to build and deliver creatives that the developers themselves would love to play and feed the right features into a community eager to play too. Learning from previous transportation and tycoon collective games already built, Port City will pioneer the next wave of highly successful and popular Pixel Federation games, from players to players. Already running a successful beta test, the retention and satisfaction levels of Port City players were incredibly high, and the developer team at Pixel Federation is confident that the game will fuel a thriving community of shipping enthusiasts.
‘We wanted to capture the next generation of transportation lovers, and with TrainStation and TrainStation 2 securely under our belts we turned our attention to our shipping players. Fans of Seaport, our older fleet game, are already recognising what Port City will bring; from thrilling new quests to testing the strategy of our players and inspiring the next big fleet creations around the Port City world. Our community of players is the most important part of every new Pixel Federation creation and we can’t wait to see how much they love Port City!’ said Serhiy Chepa, Port City game designer.
With the recent announcement of Pixel Federation’s international offices opening in Brno, Czech Republic, coupled with the 2020-2021 revenue numbers surpassing expectations by 120%, all that was left for the Slovak game developer to thrill the industry was to launch a new game; Port City will drive a new community of players to Pixel Federation. Alongside its granular focus on its fans, Pixel Federation’s drive to support the wider gaming industry and Slovak community expands to a number of innovative, philanthropic education projects, COVID-19 support and a new environmentally focussed CSR strategy. If 2021 is indicative of what the future holds for Pixel Federation, it is undoubtedly a game developer to watch, within the gaming industry and further afield.
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R. Franco Digital launches Crash Raiders grid-based crash game
R. Franco Digital has launched Crash Raiders, a new crash-style game that uses a grid format instead of traditional reels and paylines.
In Crash Raiders, players move across a grid to uncover prizes while avoiding traps that end the run. Each successful step increases the prize pot, and players can choose to cash out at any point or continue for a higher return.
The game includes four modes. Normal Mode lets players customise grid size, prizes and traps. Turbo Mode uses pre-selected routes for faster play, while Mystery and Mystery Turbo Modes apply full randomness to routes and outcomes.
Crash Raiders also adds an Extra Life mechanic that allows a player to revive once per game after hitting a trap, keeping accumulated winnings in play.
Javier Sacristán Franco, International Business Director at R. Franco Digital, said: “With Crash Raiders, we set out to create a highly engaging hybrid experience that blends strategy with high volatility gameplay. By giving players control over risk and path selection, we deliver a dynamic format that captures the excitement of every decision.”
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Belgium
Epic Games and BLAST bring 2026 Fortnite Global Championship to Antwerp
Epic Games and BLAST will host the 2026 Fortnite Global Championship in Antwerp, Belgium, on September 26-27, marking the FNCS season finale at Lotto Arena.
Epic and BLAST said the event brings the Fortnite competitive circuit and BLAST to Antwerp for the first time. The announcement was made at the Fortnite Major 1 Summit in Düsseldorf, Germany.
A $2,000,000 USD prize pool will be at stake, alongside the FNCS Global Championship trophy crafted by silverware artisan Thomas Lyte.
Epic and BLAST positioned Antwerp—located in the Benelux region—as a travel-friendly destination for fans coming from Belgium, the Netherlands, France and Germany. Ticket information is available via the venue listing.
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Crash Games
Evoplay launches Caramelo Dog Lucky Run crash game for Brazil
Evoplay has launched Caramelo Dog Lucky Run, a new crash-style instant win game themed around Brazilian street culture and the widely recognised “Caramelo Dog” reference.
The title follows Taco, a dog navigating a neighbourhood filled with obstacles. Players move step by step across roads as the multiplier increases, choosing to cash out or keep going.
Evoplay said the game uses randomised obstacle patterns so each round plays differently. Players can choose between four difficulty settings — Easy, Medium, Hard, and Hardcore — with higher difficulty increasing obstacle intensity and the multiplier.
Caramelo Dog Lucky Run also includes a cash-out function that can be triggered after Taco safely stops, plus customisable autoplay settings for stake preferences and stop conditions.
Ivan Kravchuk, CEO at Evoplay, said: “Caramelo Dog Lucky Run brings a completely fresh personality to our portfolio through its vibrant Brazilian-inspired setting and charming main character.
“Players in Brazil need games that feel familiar, authentic and culturally connected to them. When a player recognises something that reflects their everyday life and online culture, it creates a far deeper level of engagement than entertainment alone, and that is exactly what Caramelo does in this game.”
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