Out next year, Dungeons of Dusk takes David Szymanski's beloved boomer shooter and transforms it into a turn-based dungeon crawler.
Spry Fox is an indie once again.
Fixes are available, though 'organizations should patch urgently'.
Getting stuck into the past with some Total War veterans.
Plus where to 'Search for the Scholar in Limveld' and how to get her Remembrance skin.
Update 5th December: Postal: Bullet Paradise developers Goonswarm have fiercely denied the accusations that they used generative AI to create elements of the game... and announced that they are closing down. Read more
Known best as the creator of Fallout, Tim Cain says heâs now âa lot less retiredâ as he rejoins The Outer Worlds studio Obsidian once more.
Aura farming at its finest.
At least you won't need to dual-GPU your RTX 5090 rig anymore, just to enjoy a bit of physics-heavy Batman.
Running With Scissors says that accusations of generative AI use in Postal Bullet Paradise have "caused extreme damage to our brand."
Bound to burst?
Learn how to finally craft the Heavy Helmet without burning through hundreds of valuable ores with the list of The Forge armor recipes.
With the FF14 7.4 patch just days away, game director Naoki Yoshida walks us through the new update in full during Final Fantasy 14 PLL 90.
Rome, Shogun, and both Medievals have been added to the store for only a few dollars each.
After controversy, Supertrick has detailed exactly where, when, and how Inferno uses AI.
Thereâs always one.
Update: In a statement to RPS, Skyblivion comms lead Evan T. Flatt remphasised that when it comes to spellcrafting, while the team would love to deliver it down the line: "We can't guarantee it will be possible - largely due to the technical hurdles of doing so and the very limited number of people skilled in being able to do it." "As far as concerns that our UI Lead, Fallen, wasn't included in contributing to the delay announcement, that would be inaccurate," Flatt continued. "He did not have
Garb your new Nightfarers with some fancy DLC skins.
Don't believe what you see.
Can it not?
Massive generational leap takes the 5000 line to the next level.
Crack open Kaizen like a disposable camera, and you'll find the parts inside are very similar to a subgenre of puzzle game called Sokoban. Developed in the late 80s, these games put you in control of a worker shoving crates around a warehouse floor until they reached their designated position. These sliding puzzles in which you push objects around a space appear throughout gaming. Whenever you're shoving a great stone block in Tomb Raider, you owe a small salute to Sokoban's creator Hiroyuki I
I thought I had Total Chaos figured out. Creepy ruined castle, ironically named Fort Oasis. Shambling undead enemies and scuttling monsters. Resource scavenging and simple crafting mechanics. Reeks of knock-off Resident Evil territory, I thought. Not bad territory to be in, mind, but familiar. And, odd, considering I was locking eyes with hellspawn rather than shuffling corpses. Then I got into my first fight. Read more
