The second part of the Tuesday gaming news:

Yakuza creator's studio, and the game it was working on, are now officially gone
https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/yakuza-creators-studio-and-the-game-it-was-working-on-are-now-officially-gone/
Six months after the disappearance of Nagoshi Studio's website, a Google-translated notice in the Japan government's Kanpo website (via Gematsu) says the company has now officially closed its doors.

Thief Remastered's new expansion is being made by the legendary Black Parade mod team, and it's out next month
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/fps/thief-remastereds-new-expansion-is-being-made-by-the-legendary-black-parade-mod-team-and-its-out-next-month/
Nightdive has unveiled the first trailer for Thief: The Tarnished Mirror, a new official expansion to Thief coming with its imminent remaster. Most exciting of all: The Tarnished Mirror is being made by the team behind The Black Parade, a 2023 mod that was one of the most exciting things to happen to the series in 20 years.
>> Another bit of news: the game will have a physical edition in the trapezoid shape of the original PC box, but only for console link).

Upcoming Final Fantasy 14 update should massively cut down on dungeon queue times
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/mmo/upcoming-final-fantasy-14-update-should-massively-cut-down-on-dungeon-queue-times/
Final Fantasy 14's queues can get long—not for roulettes, mind, those are usually pretty nippy—but if you're trying to complete a specific alliance raid as a newer player, you can be stuck twiddling your thumbs for ages.
Square Enix is planning to make a change that'll fix that soon, though. In a recent blog post to the game's website, it's been announced that same-region player matchmaking'll be available starting November 10 after a successful trial period on its Japanese servers.

The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel is finally made official
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/the-elder-scrolls/the-elder-scrolls-6-sentinel-is-finally-made-official/
Eight years after it was announced, it's finally officially official: The next RPG in Bethesda's long-running Elder Scrolls series is called Sentinel.
The title was revealed in a video celebrating Bethesda's 40th anniversary, narrated by Todd Howard (of course), who cast back to the studio's first game, Gridiron—Bethesda was big on sports games back in the day—before moving into The Elder Scrolls series, the games that would take it to the big leagues, in the early 1990s.

Sentinel is in the desert, lol. The reveal they did a few years ago or whenever was a load of nothing.