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Hellblade studio kills its mysterious 'horrors of the mind' project so it can make a new Senua game instead
Senua, announced during Summer Game Fest, is not Hellblade 3.
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Resident Evil Veronica is the remake I'm most excited about, because the original was such a mess
Of all the Resident Evil remakes to burst forth from Capcom like zombie-spawn in recent years, I am most intrigued by the just-unveiled Resident Evil Veronica. The original game, released in 2000 for sixth generation consoles, is an important entry in the series, but it's also a mess that probably stands the most to benefit from a shiny coat of RE Engine paint. Read more
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To the delight of its skateboarding aliens, I have failed to solo Saturday morning cartoon-styled co-op roguelike Maximum Thunderness as if I have four hands
A mass of flailing fingers flop against my desk. I'm doing badly at playing cartoony roguelike shooter Maximum Thunderness with a controller. The fact I'm trying to play its demo on mouse and keyboard at the same time, in order to appreciate the co-op element of the game's battles with skateboarding aliens, probably isn't helping. In fact, it almost certainly isn't. Read more
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Runescape's "biggest visual overhaul" in over a decade has arrived, and its fresh faces are a huge improvement
Todayâs Runescape update completely overhauls player avatars, as Jagex continues to tear through its Road to Restoration roadmap.
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The latest look into Total War Warhammer 40k shows breathtaking scale and devastating violence
From orbital bombardments to ramshackle Stompers, Total War Warhammer 40k is a strategy game that looks to blow the opposition away.
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AMD's next generation of Radeon GPUs might not launch until 2028, according to its partners
AMD's follow up to its Radeon RX 9000 series will be based on its faster RDNA 5 architecture but won't be be here until at least late 2027.
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A developer got the original Half-Life running on a 2007 Nokia N95 at a respectable 30 fps, plus it even works with a mouse and keyboard
Maybe it's time for that replay?
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These are our eight favorite games from the PC Gaming Show
From About Fishing to Red Kiss, the PC Gaming Show showcased some massive creative wins for PC gaming, and the futureâs looking bright.
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This week in PC games: some enormous space sims and strategy games, plus a cheery prop hunt where you paint your own camouflage
Good news, everybody! We made it through the Summer Game Fest weekend pretty much unscathed. True, I have depleted neighbourhood stocks of ginseng and also, lost the ability to blink, but we got another Duskers out of it, didn't we? Also some footage of gunfights in a Fumito Ueda game, which distressed me less than it might have if I'd had any fluid left in my head when they screened the thing. In equally happy news, we've dealt with the problem of the Maw eating Geoff Keighley and/or spawning
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It's fine if the visitors to your theme park die in this sim: it's actually the whole point
Everyone's gotta eat.
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Tomb Raider Legacy of Atlantis system requirements
The Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis system requirements are already out, well ahead of the delayed 2027 release of Lara's latest adventure.
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Hearthstone card reveal - Shaman gets a new weapon card that's both versatile and terrifying
We're excited to reveal Hearthstone Escape from Violet Hold's Tiny Pal card, which has so many different uses that it's scary at all times.
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What's the plan with Halo, Xbox?
Despite Xbox living in its nostalgia era, its showcase failed to give Halo a promising future.
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After everyone hated his AI Prada ad, Hideo Kojima says he's 'not interested' in AI
To be fair, I also rapidly lose interest in things once I've already been paid for them.
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"Trust that we're going to be smart about this" Amazon Game Studios boss says of 007 First Light sequels, while insisting he didn't confirm who'll publish them
Last week, Amazon gaming general manager Jeff Gattis rather put the cat amongst the pigeons when talking about James Bond's future in games now IO Interactive's 007 First Light is out. He was cited by Polygon as having said that, since they'll be happening post-Amazon's acquisition of the full Bond rights, any follow-up would be "done by MGM and, theoretically, by Amazon Game Studios". When asked about Gattis' comments, Amazon were quick to declare that it's "still too early to discuss future p
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1666 Amsterdam's prologue is taking a beating from Steam commenters. That just seems unfair.
1666 Amsterdamâs Steam demo - or prologue - isnât bad at all; itâs an introduction to one of the most interesting games Iâve seen in years.
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Summer Game Fest no-shows: The big games that were absent from 2026's showcases
Who's out for Summer? Who's out forever?
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Ace Combat 8's Kazutoki Kono has been burning the midnight oil, and fan support is keeping him going through the late nights
After 30 years of working on Ace Combat, Kazutoki Kono says âthe voices of the players and fansâ help him stay motivated with each project.
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A new MMO announcement is more exciting than all the other SGF news combined
Thanks, Guild Wars 3.
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After huge delays, will The Wolf Among Us 2 make you wait between episodes? CEO says 'We live in a Netflix era. People can't wait'
Wolfing it down.
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"We made a series of mistakes": GOG apologise for emailing Nazi symbols to people in newsletter about Slavic fantasy game
Retro-focused game sellers GOG have apologised after sending out a newsletter featuring runes which have long served as Nazi symbols. The symbols appeared in the subject for an email promoting The End of the Sun, an adventure game about a Slavic fire mage who also dabbles in time manipulation. Read more
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Thief: The Dark Project Remastered announced by Atari / Nightdive Studios
Oh wow - we're getting a real treat now. Atari / Nightdive Studios announced Thief: The Dark Project Remastered bringing the classic up to modern standards.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
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Bleak, disquieting action game Virtue and a Sledgehammer blends family heartbreak with stout wall-smashing in its new demo
Deconstructeam, of Many Nights a Whisper and The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood, say their newest game Virtue and a Sledgehammer is about "feeling like you no longer belong in the place you grew up." Judging from the newly released demo, it’s also about catharsis. Chunky, crumbly, crushing catharsis, injected through the handle of misappropriated demolition equipment. Read more