Outraged Elite Dangerous players accused studio Frontier Developments of adding pay-to-win items after it announced plans to sell its newest spaceships for premium currency. An upcoming patch for Elite Dangerous is expected to bring with it the first new ship type since the release of the Mamba and the Krait Phantom, which both hit the live servers back in December 2018. Unfortunately, many fans were displeased when developers revealed players would have to pay extra if they wanted to grab the latest ship at the earliest opportunity. View the full article
Former League of Legends World Championship winner TheShy has announced an extension of his competitive hiatus until the year 2025. After missing the LPL Spring Split, fans had hoped to see TheShy return for the Summer Split and, hopefully, compete at Worlds once again. However, it seems his return will only happen next year. In an interview shared today on X, TheShy reiterated his plans to continue his break this summer, aiming to return to the competitive scene in improved form for the following year. View the full article
If you love building sims with a sprinkle of management you should take a look at the new Create, Automate & Manage Humble Bundle. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Another Crab's Treasure is a unique and adorable soulslike by Aggro Crab, and our protagonist, Kril, takes on the dregs of the ocean armed with naught but a snail fork that can be upgraded by finding the right resources. The exposition sees Kril ****** his way through the shallows to reclaim his reposessed home, his fork as his stalwart companion. While you can't upgrade your fork right away, as you collect the necessary resources you'll be able to power up. View the full article
Manor Lords' sole developer, Greg "Slavic Magic" Styczeń, has made a plea to everyone with a review copy of the soon-to-be-released city builder: please stop messing around with the castle planner and breaking the game... Read more.View the full article
After two recent Preview releases of SteamOS for Steam Deck, Valve has now put out the latest Stable update for everyone with SteamOS 3.5.19 code-named "Grey Park Seagull". Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
The huge Fallout 4 next-gen update is rolling out now, giving fans a big reason to return to the Wasteland. Fallout fever is at an all-time high, as the Amazon TV series has inspired longtime fans to return to the series and has convinced newcomers to give the post-apocalyptic RPG franchise a shot. Fallout player counts are up across the board, and it's likely Fallout 4 is about to get another significant boost. View the full article
JEDEC finalized and published the CAMM2 standard in December 2023, paving the way for Micron to announce its first LPCAMM2 modules at CES the following month. Now, Lenovo is poised to become the first to ship a laptop running the newfangled memory. Read Entire Article View the full article
It's almost time to usher in a new era of AMD Ryzen CPUs with Zen 5 set to take the desktop and mobile markets by storm, with the latter segment proving particularly exciting following a recent specs *****. Documentation claiming to spill just shy of all the beans on 'Strix Point' APUs has come to light and one chip's iGPU looks to be so powerful that it could serve as a proper replacement for a budget graphics card. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Asus ROG Ally gets frame generation in every game, unlike Steam Deck Get AMD's most powerful Radeon graphics card for its lowest ever price Your old gaming PC might not run the next Windows 11 update View the full article
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You knew she wasn’t about to let Loki have all the fun. Hela is coming to Marvel Rivals as a playable Duelist character just in time for the game’s upcoming closed alpha test, the devs announced today. Most known for her appearance in the MCU film Thor: Ragnarok where she was portrayed by the magnificent Cate Blanchett, Hela is the Asgardian goddess of ****** and ruler of the realms of Hel and Niflheim. Now, she’s about to let her presence be known in Marvel Rivals. View the full article
Sonic fans will love this one! Dr. Robotnik's Ring Racers builds upon the idea of its predecessor SRB2Kart, a kart racing game built on the fangame Sonic Robo Blast 2, itself based on a modified version of ***** Legacy. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Well, here it is Vault Dwellers, the big update to Fallout 4 you've been waiting on after binge-watching the Fallout show. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Stellar Blade has finally landed, and if you've pre-ordered the Stellar Blade Deluxe Edition then you'll receive some extra in-game goodies when you finally load into Shift Up's Naytiba-slaying RPG on PS5. The only issue is you can't actually access these premium extras off the rip. So ***** not - you haven't been scammed, the game isn't bugged, and I'm here to let you know how to claim your Deluxe Edition loot. There are very light spoilers ahead, but nothing that will have you angrily emailing me. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Stellar Blade reviews praise Shift Up's must-play debut on PS5 Stellar Blade release date and latest news The Stellar Blade file size is a godsend for your PS5's SSD View the full article
In F1 2024’s career mode, you’ll be able to play as real drivers for the first time, providing a more authentic experience. Previously, the career mode in EA Sports’ F1 franchise was orientated solely around player-created drivers, putting them on an existing team or creating your own. While that option ********, there’s an entirely new way to play. View the full article
Today the Tribeca Festival, which recognizes achievement across various entertainment mediums, announced their games lineup for 2024. The lineup includes some indie games we already know about, like the upcoming "comedy slapformer" Thank Goodness You're Here!, and a couple new games, like a narrative adventure called Goodnight Universe. All seven of the featured games will be playable in New York City's Pier 57 from June 12-16 later this year. The seven games are: Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure This tile-shifting puzzle game comes from indie developer Furniture & Matress, and follows a misfit girl named Jemma who leaves her cozy town in search of adventure. Blue Prince This atmospheric first-person game combines strategy, adventure, and puzzle elemebts as you work to uncover the mysterious history of a large estate. It's being developed by Dogubomb and published by Raw Fury, and you can check out the announcement trailer here. Darkweb Streamer If you've ever wanted to play as an occult streamer on the dark web, this psycho-horror RPG will give you the oddly specific chance you've been waiting for. From developer We Have Always Lived in the Forest, this RPG utilizes a house-made narrative technology that promises every playthrough will have a uniquely generated story. Goodnight Universe In Goodnight Universe, you take on the role of a six-month old baby developing psychic abilities trying to evade capture from a corporation who wants to use you and your abilities for themselves. The game is being developed by Nice Dream, a studio recently founded by the co-creators of Before Your Eyes. Neva First announced at the PlayStation showcase last year, this emotional action-adventure comes from Nomada Studios, which previously developed GRIS. Skate Story This bizarre skateboarding adventure has you skating through the underworld with the goal of making it to the moon and swallowing it to win a wager with the ******. Sounds pretty ******** to me! Thank Goodness You're Here Thank Goodness You're Here is a comedic "slapformer" where you play a traveling salesman in an English town who becomes saddled with doing everyone's increasingly bizarre chores. The game features hand-drawn animation and an unhinged cartoonish art style. In addition to these seven titles, Tribeca Festival has also announced a special even on June 14th called "From ***** to Firaga: Remaking Final Fantasy VII, which will feature director of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Naoki Hamaguchi and the producer and game director of the original Final Fantasy VII Yoshinori Kitase. During the event the two will "discuss what it was like remaking the beloved classic and bringing an iconic cast of characters to life in the modern age." Travis Northup is a writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter @TieGuyTravis and read his games coverage here. View the full article
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It's another Thursday on the Epic Games Store, which means it's another day of reveals and rotations for its free game selection. Unfortunately, this means anyone who missed out on Epic Games Store's addition of The Big **** (April 18-April 25) can no longer claim it. Instead, they'll be able to claim Industria and LISA: Definitive Edition over the next week, and come May 2, they'll rotate out for the newly announced EGS free game: Orcs Must **** 3. View the full article
Cygames has detailed the new content coming in updates 1.2.0 and 1.3.0 of Granblue Fantasy: Relink. In addition to adding two new characters to the robust cast of Granblue Fantasy: Relink, the updates bring improvements to existing characters, bug fixes, and new quest additions. View the full article
The announcement trailer for Lost Legions opens with a Roman Emperor bellowing “GIVE ME BACK MY LEGIONS” like a **** who’s just had his pudding taken away. I'd just had a big swig of coffee before watching, and was instantly swept off by visions of an apoplectic Roman bigwig rampaging through the forests of darkest Germania, gluing abducted legionnaires together into a sort of Octavian katamari... and then they revealed that it’s another open world survival game, with no less than two trailer beats dedicated to the act of hacking down a tree. I mean no disrespect to developers Tarock Interactive - they're not to blame for my addled imagination - but there are many open world survival games and as a weary Ed Thorn recently noted, the majority are heavily frontloaded with wilderness carpentry. I don’t think survival games should emphasise wood-chopping in their announcement footage. It's like doing a Call of Duty montage of people getting shot three seconds from spawn. Still, if there's no katamari mechanic, the idea of raising a small army of mostly AI-controlled Roman soldiers behind ****** lines has a certain charm. Without further ado, here’s the trailer. Read more View the full article
Songs of Syx is approaching the end-game now with a new Beta release out for version 66, which as usual has tons of changes for this massive city-building strategy game. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Manor Lords isn't content to just be an average, everyday city-builder, and the game's commitment to doing something unique goes beyond its central concept. The obvious thing that makes Manor Lords different from other games in the genre is its blend of tactical battles into the mix, which gives it an extra dose of Total War appeal. This isn't the only feature that's hard to find elsewhere, however, and another fairly unique addition also contributes to making its medieval settlements feel more like real places with real people. View the full article
Nintendo's latest takedown order is a huge ***** to Steam players, particularly fans of the physics sandbox title, Garry's Mod. When Garry's Mod launched back in 2006 - after starting as a mod for Half-Life 2 - the idea was to give players a world in which they can freely manipulate objects and create their own stories. As time went on, other developers began adding downloadable content to the game via the Steam Workshop, including characters, items, and even new game modes such as Trouble in ********** Town and Prop Hunt. View the full article
Facepunch issued an announcement for Garry's Mod players, to explain that a whole lot of user content is being taken down due to Nintendo. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
The Escape from Tarkov community hasn't received well the news of a brand-new most expensive edition replacing the old one and barring them from a previously promised DLC, among other things. While it's been continuously praised over the last few years as one of the best online FPS games on the market and the king of the 'extraction' subgenre, Escape from Tarkov's approach to pricing and paid upgrades has always been iffy to say the least, and the Unheard Edition's announcement might've been the straw that breaks the camel's back. According to developer Battlestate Games, the Unheard Edition gives players "access to PvE co-op mode with persistent progression... enhanced stash size (10x72), unique in-game ID, armband and many more features." As far as we can tell, this new co-op mode isn't the same as the 'Practice' one already being sold as an upgrade for 10 euros or around $10.70 (regional pricing may vary). Read more View the full article
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Garry's Mod[/i] Steam Workshop for long."> Enlarge / "5ario" here won't be on the Garry's Mod Steam Workshop for long. (credit: Steam / LmaoSPW) [/url] The popular long-running Source-engine physics sandbox Garry's Mod has begun to take down Nintendo-related items from the game's Steam Workshop page, following an apparent takedown request from Nintendo. In a Steam Community news post, mod creator Garry Newman writes that some items have already been taken down as part of an "ongoing process, as we have 20 years of uploads to go through." Indeed, combing through the over 1.8 million Garry's Mod Steam Workshop add-ons to find all of Nintendo's copyrighted content is sure to be a significant task. A simple search for Pokemon Thursday morning turns up nearly 3,000 seemingly copyright-infringing results on its own. "If you want to help us by deleting your Nintendo-related uploads and never uploading them again, that would help us a lot," Newman jokes in the announcement post. Read 5 remaining paragraphs | Comments View the full article
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Former League of Legends World Championship winner TheShy has announced an extension of his competitive hiatus until the year 2025. After missing the LPL Spring Split, fans had hoped to see TheShy return for the Summer Split and, hopefully, compete at Worlds once again. However, it seems his return will only happen next year. In an interview shared today on X, TheShy reiterated his plans to continue his break this summer, aiming to return to the competitive scene in improved form for the following year. View the full article