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Kill this tractor so you won't have to awkwardly ring your parents, Keep Driving's tyres squeal
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Kill this tractor so you won't have to awkwardly ring your parents, Keep Driving's tyres squeal

Keep Driving captures the dream of a road trip, a coming of age experience where you’re finally able to start motoring around the world in your own set of wheels. Your sense of wonder’s still intact and each place you visit on brings fresh surprises. But the game isn't a schmaltzy dip into wanderlust, or a blinkered memory of youth and a lack of responsibilities. Lurking in the background is the nervousness of inexperience, which transforms mundane tasks into nightmares you must ov

Rock Paper Shotgun 01.12.2025 12:59 Uhr
This week in PC games: Marvel beat 'em ups, Nightdive shooter revivals and a festive selection of horror games
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This week in PC games: Marvel beat 'em ups, Nightdive shooter revivals and a festive selection of horror games

November is...done! The tawdry moveable feast that is Videogaming shudders and rolls beyond the canopy, out into the whitening dunes and fathoms of December. Now for revelry! Strike your trumpets! Blow your drums! Possibly the other way round! The folk of game development exit their wagons and sprint weeping amongst the dissipating trees. A bunch of narrative and game designers put on eight-inch stilettos and form a high-kicking cabaret line. The stilettos fly off and perforate Take-Two's entir

Rock Paper Shotgun 01.12.2025 12:23 Uhr
"We feel we’re reaching a new level": Cyberpunk 2077's multiplayer mod just completed its "most stable and successful test" yet
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"We feel we’re reaching a new level": Cyberpunk 2077's multiplayer mod just completed its "most stable and successful test" yet

So, an ambitious Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer mod called CyberMP has been in development for a little while now, and the folks behind it have just concluded its "most stable and successful" closed beta test yet. Tweaks to key elements like vehicle and player synchronisation, as well as a new interface and custom lobbies went down well with testers, while technical gremlins were minimal. If this is your first time hearing about CyberMP, it's a project that's currently being worked on by a team of

Rock Paper Shotgun 01.12.2025 12:09 Uhr
Wine 10.20 released with upgraded vkd3d
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Wine 10.20 released with upgraded vkd3d

The Windows compatibility layer Wine version 10.20 was released over the weekend, here's all the highlights from it..Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

GamingOnLinux 01.12.2025 11:32 Uhr
The snazzy and sumptuous RPS Advent Calendar 2025
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The snazzy and sumptuous RPS Advent Calendar 2025

Dastardly December has done it again. Here I was having a nice time with November, joking about the time February tried to explain leap years to August, and the wintry month snuck up in my blindspot. Now December's in the house, kicking back on the sofa with its feet up on the table. At least it's brought a gift: the RPS Advent Calendar 2025, the list of our favourite games of the year. Read more

Rock Paper Shotgun 01.12.2025 09:00 Uhr
The Sunday Papers
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The Sunday Papers

Sundays are for writing your first ever Sunday Papers. Though your excitement, like mine, may slip a little when you realise you've been reading almost anything but gaming articles this week. So, I shall be leaning quite heavily into the "(mostly)" in the column's mission of rounding up "great writing about (mostly) videogames". I hope you'll be able to find as much joy in writing about bacteria, lighthouses, and life after a nuclear war as I have. Read more

Rock Paper Shotgun 30.11.2025 13:00 Uhr
Become a wolfgirl with a fliphone and explore brutalist, liminal dreamscapes in nophenia
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Become a wolfgirl with a fliphone and explore brutalist, liminal dreamscapes in nophenia

I understand why walking sims aren't really a thing any more. Some of the earliest big names like Gone Home, Dear Esther, and arguably The Stanley Parable all came at a time where indie games were growing in popularity, but were still predominantly 2D. Something simple like a walking sim is obviously quite resourceful compared to contemporary AAA games, but now the indie scene has blown up to the point where mechanics-first genres like roguelikes are dominating. Except I like walking sims! So

Rock Paper Shotgun 29.11.2025 23:50 Uhr
The Long Dark: Wintermute's final episode catches a delay but nabs a concrete release date to make up for it
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The Long Dark: Wintermute's final episode catches a delay but nabs a concrete release date to make up for it

Crikey, it's been a long time coming, but it looks like The Long Dark is finally coming to a close… next year. Up until earlier this week, the fifth and final episode of The Long Dark's Wintermute DLC was due to be released by the end of the year. As you've probably gathered, the end of the year is very close now, so as a result, episode five has been delayed, but it is a delay that at least comes with a concrete release date. Read more

Rock Paper Shotgun 29.11.2025 22:30 Uhr
Into the Fire mixes fire and rescue, mysterious folklore, and a volcanic island in what might be yet another Divine Comedy adaptation
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Into the Fire mixes fire and rescue, mysterious folklore, and a volcanic island in what might be yet another Divine Comedy adaptation

When I first caught a very quick glimpse at Into the Fire, the kind of glimpse where you more just see a character design amidst a bunch of fire, I thought it was a new simulation game. A fireman sim, that kind of thing, the kind of game I'm sure exists already without needing to Google it. Into the Fire is not that at all. There is fire, and there is rescue, but there are also ancient mysteries amongst natural disasters, fiery, destructive jellyfish-esque spirits, and a tantalizing mix of sci

Rock Paper Shotgun 29.11.2025 20:00 Uhr
A new Dead Rising is reportedly on the way, and one that might come with a familiar face
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A new Dead Rising is reportedly on the way, and one that might come with a familiar face

All that trouble going on with Monster Hunter Wilds aside, for a good long while now Capcom has been doing quite well for itself. Multiple quite well liked Resident Evil games, fresh new bits like Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess and the upcoming Pragmata, and even a few remasters, namely for the Ace Attorney games (throw a dog a bone and give us a new one of those, though Capcom), but also for series like Dead Rising that also haven't had a new entry in a while. Well, for now at least, as a

Rock Paper Shotgun 29.11.2025 19:06 Uhr
However a non-Hollow Knight game from Team Cherry might look, there's a particular through line you can still expect
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However a non-Hollow Knight game from Team Cherry might look, there's a particular through line you can still expect

Right now, Team Cherry's future is pretty unclear. There is some kind of Hollow Knight: Silksong DLC that'll be coming somewhere along the line, but understandably the developer is keeping their cards close to their chest in terms of what's actually next. They certainly do have some ideas on how they would expand Hollow Knight, i.e. by not making any direct sequels, much like how Silksong isn't one. But in a recent interview, Team Cherry spoke (ever so slightly) more openly about their own fut

Rock Paper Shotgun 29.11.2025 18:09 Uhr
After six hours of tweaker gunslinging and trench warfare, I'm sold on Darktide's imminent Hive Scum update
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After six hours of tweaker gunslinging and trench warfare, I'm sold on Darktide's imminent Hive Scum update

I was precisely whelmed when Fatshark revealed the mohawked, chem-huffing Hive Scum as Warhammer 40,000: Darktide’s next class; most of the existing player characters being unwashed crims as it is. Turns out, however, they make good company when it counts. Having played about six hours of Hive Scum, ahead of launch on December 2nd, I’m convinced the class offers something new – and even those who don’t drop the requisite $12 on it will still, on the same day, get a roll

Rock Paper Shotgun 28.11.2025 19:00 Uhr
With Black Friday discounts, the top-spec Lenovo Legion Go S is faster than the equivalent Steam Deck OLED and almost as cheap
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With Black Friday discounts, the top-spec Lenovo Legion Go S is faster than the equivalent Steam Deck OLED and almost as cheap

I never bought a Lenovo Legion Go S, or even slotted it into our best handheld PCs list, though it’s funny how much a fat Black Friday price cut can massage the desirability gland. And it helps that these savings cover not just the budget Ryzen Z2 Go model I originally reviewed, but the top-of-the-line Z1 Extreme version with an upgraded 32GB of RAM – and the same SteamOS, instead of fiddly Windows. That extra memory’s probably worth about four billion quid by itself, though w

Rock Paper Shotgun 28.11.2025 18:20 Uhr
Command a massive walking gun in Iron Nest: Heavy Turret Simulator
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Command a massive walking gun in Iron Nest: Heavy Turret Simulator

Of steel is my spirit, of thunder my bones. I am the hawk's justice, the quadrupedal crucible of oil and atrocity in which the future is forged. BEHOLD, ye strategy simulation enthusiasts. Behold my unabashed phallic symbolism menacing the gates of heaven, while my hissing hydraulics uncipher the coordinates of my prey. Many are my supplicants, strangers from near and far who seek to beguile me and aim my blessed ordnance, but mine is the judgement, and mine the tactile gratifications of lever

Rock Paper Shotgun 28.11.2025 18:15 Uhr