God of War announcement about a woman and talking jelly, indie developer crashed Steam servers - the most interesting news for June 3

A brief digest of everything that happened in the entertainment industry worldwide over the past day.

• Indie developer crashed Steam servers and had to apologize – Valve demanded a fix for the game system. Steam's infrastructure was not ready for the load caused by TBH: Task Bar Hero
• Kratos's wife shows how skillfully she wields a sword: first gameplay of God of War Laufey. Sony showed more than 20 minutes of the upcoming God of War with combat and a talking gelatin cube
• Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis got a release date and a new trailer. Watch it
• GTA Vice City Unity Edition has been released – a trailer for the alternative version of the game has been presented. Now players have another version of Rockstar Games' classic
• Rostelecom's exclusivity backfired: the creators of Pioner are facing bankruptcy. The application was sent to the Moscow Arbitration Court
• A new Bloodborne remake has been released on PC – a modder revamped the graphics of the FromSoftware game. He completely redesigned the visual component of the project – changed textures, lighting, material properties in the main game and DLC content
• Didn't take off: a shooter about World War III is closing down – a second attempt to save the project was unsuccessful. New developers also failed to attract an audience to World War 3.
• Catch-up generation console: Ubisoft promises the same level of graphics in the Switch 2 version of Rayman Legends Retold as on PS5. Switch 2 is not as confident in running modern games, lagging behind Xbox Series X and PS5
• Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis received a "black mark" from some PC gamers – the game will be released with Denuvo and without Russian localization. Players have complaints about the developers and Amazon Game Studios
• What is known about Until Dawn 2: ghost hunters and a cursed island. Players can expect a new story, a new cast of characters, and a new location, but the key elements of the original will remain.