The patch released in February fixed some stuff, and also broke some different stuff.
In the wake of mass layoffs that saw over 1,000 people made redundant from Epic Games, one unlucky developer has been affected - twice.
STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl is getting its first proper expansion this year, titled Cost of Hope, and it looks stuffed to its icky mutant gills with classic STALKER series beats that the base game – while a powerfully engrossing survival FPS – missed out on. The Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant returns as an explorable, doubtless horrible addition to the game’s open world, and the story concerns the conflict between the rival Freedom and Duty factions that’s been simmerin
Human-made AI slop.
The "fragile peace" between two of the Zone's biggest factions may finally be over.
A new Life is Strange game doesn't always feel particularly odd given its sort of steady turn into a franchise. The last one was only in 2024 with Life Is Strange: Double Exposure, bringing back the original game's Max Caulfield. This wasn't necessarily a welcome return for all, and ended up being somewhat of a mixed bag. And now we come to now with a potentially odd entry, Life is Strange: Reunion, which is out today. As the subtitle suggests, and where the oddness comes in, Reunion reunites
I promise nothing, but if any cult-classic FPS from the early 2000s has a shot at being turned into a good online shooter, it's Sam.
In the Mad Max times to come, this dude's got it all figured out.
V Rising developer Stunlock Studios is making a new game set in the same universe, but itâs not leaving the original behind just yet.
I dunno if you heard earlier this month, but PlayStation are reportedly breaking up with us PC folks, at least when it comes to the PS5's biggest singleplayer hitters. Asked where Returnal devs Housemarque's new game Saros - due out next month - fits into that, its director has opted to remain tight-lipped. Read more
Go for the burn!
It's happened, the AI bros think they're conducting symphonies.
Cleanse this sanctum near Unicorn Cliff.
Dave Oshry and David Szymanski, the folks behind Dusk, Iron Lung, and more, had some not-so-subtle words to say about Nvidia's latest tech.
Well, it's been fun folks. Thanks for all the fish.
Epic continues its tradition of giving away free games, with Havendock and Hyper Echelon on offer this week for players who claim them.
Arise, ye gamers from your slumber.
D-Squad rides again.
Square Enix has adjusted the rating "to maintain the freedom of Group Pose."
Having re-launched Splitgate 2 as Spligate: Arena Reloaded late last year, 1047 Games have now kicked off early work on a new shooter. Details are scarce aside from the fact you'll be able to move around in it and that 1047 CEO Ian Proulx reckons it should appeal to fans of Titanfall and Call of Duty Blops 3. Oh, and that you can sign-up for to playtest it now. Read more
"Where the 9950X3D2 really shines is in workloads that thrive on ultra-fast data access."
Restored Land is a free update with a twist on Kyle Crane's zombie horror adventure.
Hopefully nobody's processing that loss while the Tuskens are around. We know how that goes.
I have two dreams as mayor of an island town in Nova Roma, the new early access city-building game from Lion Shield and Hooded Horse. One is to erect a fantastic water network for my people - a sturdy yet poetic lattice of aqueducts, following their deft gradations down from the mountain rivers to cisterns gracefully spaced amid the insulae, forums, circuses and temples. In my reborn Rome, no populous bathhouse, tinkling fountain, or humble latrine shall ever run dry. With my other hand, I sha
