Multiplayer indie game Liar's Bar has been steadily gaining interest since its early release on Steam, but now the dark horse sleeper hit has a seriously impressive new player record. On Sunday October 13, Liar's Bar reached a peak user count of 69,083, putting it ahead of Diablo 4's 55,561, Stellaris' 68,602, and Hunt: Showdown 1896's 60,124. As of Monday October 14, the game is 243rd on SteamDB's most played game chart. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Liar's Bar is an absurd gambling simulator with animal people, out now View the full article
Have you ever been on a flight that significantly cut down your travel time? Today’s NYT Mini Crossword clue, “One traveling at the speed of flight?,” asks you to identify someone with an important role in aviation. If you’re finding today’s NYT Mini Crossword clue’s wordplay hard to solve, use our hints and answers below to beat the puzzle. View the full article
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Normal games for normal people, that's what everyone loves. Cosy experiences where nothing goes wrong and you have absolutely zero things to investigate and no otherworldly mysteries to worry about. It may shock you to learn that we were recently duped by "normal" gardening sim Grunn, which was not normal at all. But don't worry, it won't happen again. Today we bring you the ordinary and not-one-bit-suspicious Trip, which sees players wandering from carriage to carriage, chatting pleasantly with passengers during a long train journey. How long? Let me look at the timetable here, let's see... "Forever," it says. Hm. Must be a misprint. Read more View the full article
Last week, Rockstar Games announced a new limited-time zombie mode for GTA Online that would see hordes of the undead let loose around North Yankton. This snowy town is from the beginning of GTA 5's story, a location that players haven't been let back into for a very long time (unless you could master a series of glitches to clip into the area). At first, players weren't quite sure what was in store for them, but now that the mode is out, it's clear that zombies are a recipe for success... Read more.View the full article
In case you were living underneath a rock with the insulindian phasmid, a whole bunch of new projects and studios that involve developers who worked on Disco Elysium and look like they could well appeal to people who liked Disco Elysium were announced last week. While they all look interesting, the last one that of these things that popped up like an outbusts from Harry Du Bois' psyche might be the most looks like it might be the most Disco of them all - even coming with its own manifesto. Read more View the full article
If you're after a new shooter that will have Linux support, Mini Royale looks like it could end up being a good choice. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
October is turning out to be a busy yet exciting month for extraction shooters, with Delta Force joining Off the Grid as a public playtest. The return of the Delta Force franchise brings plenty of hope and excitement following a positive closed Alpha test, and now it can be enjoyed by everyone on PC ahead of early access release—here’s how. View the full article
Until Dawn fans may be enjoying the recently revamped version of the beloved horror game but it sounds like the cast is already thinking about the future. Supermassive's excellent pastiche of slasher movies has become a cult classic and with the remake currently doing solid numbers on PC, it seems fair to say that interest in the franchise has never been higher. It's been nearly a decade since the original game released on PlayStation 4 and while there hasn't been word on a sequel in years, that's quickly changing. View the full article
The monitor market has seen a major shift, with high-quality 1440p gaming monitors now becoming more affordable. Once considered a premium option, 1440p displays are replacing 1080p as the go-to choice for entry-level PC gamers. Read Entire Article View the full article
An iconic pulse rifle made its return to Destiny 2 with Episode Revenant. The Bygones is back with an updated perk pool that makes it relevant in the current sandbox while having the same look and feel. Bygones is a 390 RPM Kinetic Adaptive Frame pulse rifle. The reprised version features multiple new perks for PvE and PvP, including Kinetic Tremors and Keep Away, putting the ******* on the same level as the latest seasonal weapons. View the full article
Fans have been awaiting literally any news surrounding the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto 6, and many believed that some form of information was imminent. While the game has received a single trailer so far and a handful of details, little is known about GTA 6 and what it entails for fans of the franchise. Naturally, with it being October, fans had anticipated that something was on the horizon, and they were right - only it was for the wrong game. View the full article
Okay. There are reasons to believe this is genuine, and there are reasons to believe it means nothing. Since RE4 Remake, we've been waiting to hear more about the future of Capcom's survival horror series. A new version of Code Veronica seems possible, or maybe a remake of Resident Evil Zero. On the contrary, rather than bringing back the oldies, there's reason to imagine that a fully-fledged sequel in the form of Resident Evil 9 will be Capcom's next project - the Winters' story might be concluded, or close enough, but there are still questions about Chris Redfield and the rest of the mainline cast. Yes, a Resident Evil 9 Metacritic page has just appeared and, yes, based on previous examples, this could be authentic. But there are also reasons to temper our expectations. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami is 'reunited' with Chris Redfield Resident Evil creator Mikami wants to "stay away" from survival horror You can basically get the entire Resident Evil series for $30 View the full article
Have you ever been lost in the sea? Today’s NYT Mini Crossword clue, “Ancient sailors used them to navigate,” asks you to find the reliable form of navigation that works best at night. If today’s NYT Mini Crossword clues are hard to solve, then you can use our hints and answers below to easily breeze through the word game. View the full article
Over the weekend, a dataminer revealed a huge list of characters that could potentially be joining Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero's already-stacked roster. View the full article
After showing off the TUXEDO Gemini 17 - Gen3 back in September, TUXEDO have now revealed a slightly more compact desktop-replacement laptop with the Stellaris 16. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Sometimes, a game needs an original premise before I'll write it up, and sometimes, it just needs a flying car, or a slick revolver with chambers outlined in mouthwatering red neon. Say hello to ExeKiller, which I am filing under "not new, but news to me". I know, "ExeKiller" sounds like a computer virus, though I think the people who make viruses tend to favour less obviously nefarious names, like "Microsoft Werd". Hang on, that's what I'm writing this article with! Quickly, before I lose this PC to ransomware: ExeKiller is actually a "semi-open" world cyber-Western FPS with retro futurist visuals. It casts you as a bounty hunter plying the dunes and gas stations of a post-apocalyptic Earth, and it looks like a mix of Cyberpunk 2077 and Drive. Here's some pre-alpha footage. Read more View the full article
Write travel journalism to imaginary places, my spaghetti once spelled out. Do package holidays count? In Nahantu’s jungles, I linger to take shots of vines spilling from verdigris-kissed cages, of footfall-slicked stone paths and mesoamerican mosaics. Even Vessel Of Hatred’s malignancy feels like a grimly gorgeous tourist trap. Trip Advisor-recommended cyclopean polyps. TikTok viral demonic cysts. I’ve even got a leopard cub to pose with. He’s not sedated, promise. He’s just like that. I told him how much the ultimate edition costs and he’s been catatonic ever since. I’d like to stick around, but I keep getting ushered along to the next leg of the tour. There are mobs to pop into goo like ripe spots, each ****** as slick and frictionless as a pygmy hippo in a butter bath. There are a dozen different tiered resources and event types designed to make repetition feel like progress, until ***** freezes over then melts again. It’s fine, Blizzard packed me some wellies. It’s all so comfortable I suspect they’d have thrown in some Xanax and a back rub if they could. Read more View the full article
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LeCun is one of those in the industry who believes the doomsday talk about AI is overblown. He called warnings that the technology was a threat to humanity "ridiculous" last year, repeating his words to the Wall Street Journal last week. Read Entire Article View the full article
Slimbook have announced a fresh powerful AMD Ryzen powered ultrabook, the EVO, and it looks like a wonderful device. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
I loved the original Until Dawn - a spruced-up horror take on those old FMV adventure games, with just the right mix of B-movie self awareness and creature feature scares. I was very close to buying the recent remake, actually, until I watched the extended prank scene online and realized, oh no, they’re taking themselves seriously now. They prestige-ified it. It insisted upon itself, Louis, so I didn’t bother. I still wouldn’t say no to a sequel though, and based on a couple of (admittedly vague) hints from two of the game’s actors, one might already be in the works. Read more View the full article
If you're hoping for an Until Dawn sequel, you might be in luck, as a couple of its cast members seemingly suggested a follow-up is on the way. Read more View the full article
Minetest, a voxel game engine created to be something like a Minecraft clone, is finally smashing apart the chains to become more its own unique thing. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Hogwarts Legacy's players may have made peace with the fact that the game won't receive any significant post-launch content but according to recent reports, that may not be the case. The Wizarding World RPG, developed by Avalanche Software, took the Harry Potter community by storm when it arrived in early 2023, and while it received middling reviews from critics, fans of the franchise couldn't get enough of its whimsical gameplay. Rounding out 2023 as the year's best-selling game, it sounds like Hogwarts Legacy is returning for a second helping. View the full article
Gamescom Asia is set to kick off in Singapore this week with live panels and over 150 exhibitors. Gamescom Asia will be hosted in Singapore from October 17 – 20, with a business and public exhibition, an industry conference, and several programmes for the public. The event expects over 150 exhibitors and more than 40,000 visitors. VGC is a media partner of Gamescom Asia and will be covering the event from Singapore. Read More... View the full article
If your progress through today’s New York Times Mini Crossword puzzle has been halted by the “Grains you’d rather not eat?” Clue, we’re here to help you out. “Grains you’d rather not eat?” NYT Mini Crossword (Oct. 14) clue hints and answers Head scratcher. Screenshot by Dot Esports Hint 1: It starts with a “S.” Hint 2: It ends with a “D.” Hint 3: It contains one vowel. Hint 4: It’s used to create glass. The answer to the “Grains you’d rather not eat?” Clue in the Oct. 14 NYT Mini Crossword puzzle is “SAND.” While grains are usually something that is made into food, you don’t want to be snacking on sand—despite what any toddler may tell you. View the full article
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Multiplayer indie game Liar's Bar has been steadily gaining interest since its early release on Steam, but now the dark horse sleeper hit has a seriously impressive new player record. On Sunday October 13, Liar's Bar reached a peak user count of 69,083, putting it ahead of Diablo 4's 55,561, Stellaris' 68,602, and Hunt: Showdown 1896's 60,124. As of Monday October 14, the game is 243rd on SteamDB's most played game chart. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Liar's Bar is an absurd gambling simulator with animal people, out now View the full article