Lushfoil Photography Sim gets PC VR support in a free update next month on Steam. After launching on Steam earlier this year, the atmospheric photography sim Lushfoil is making its VR debut next month on December 5. Announced in today's VR Games Showcase, it features a diverse range of locations, from quiet mountainous areas to urban spaces, providing avid shutterbugs with opportunities to explore and snap their perfect shot. You can check out the new trailer below: Across the trailer, we can see the player wielding various cameras, including a traditional DSLR and a smaller digital camera, as well as non-photography items like a flashlight, umbrella, and paper airplane. We can also see them forming an L shape with their hands to create a rectangular frame, which provides an alternative means of taking a photo. Those looking to get into the nitty-gritty of settings will be able to alter important features like the aperture, focus, and zoom, as well as the exposure, contrast, and white balance. Additionally, you can also alter the weather conditions as you please, adding moody effects like snow, fog, wind, and rain. Lushfoil Photography Sim will make its PC VR debut on December 5 as a free update on Steam. View the full article
Deadly Delivery confirmed a release date on Quest and Steam early next month. In Deadly Delivery, you and up to three friends take on postal jobs to earn cash, the warning being that the recipients of your precious parcels are located in sprawling, peril-filled mines. With monsters lurking around most corners and an all-important quota to hit, your hopeful group will need to work together - or against each other - to earn their keep. You can check out gameplay below: Communication in Deadly Delivery relies on proximity voice chat. As such, if a teammate strays too far from the safety of the group, you won't necessarily be able to hear them talking or screaming. To navigate, players can also take advantage of the realistic physics throughout the mines and can climb on top of one another to reach objects or evade danger. The monsters across Deadly Delivery's underground setting aren't simple brutes alone, either, with some able to impersonate your teammates in looks and sound to lure you or trick you out of success. As you make more cash, you'll eventually be able to upgrade your kit with new gear, cosmetics, and pets. Deadly Delivery arrives on December 4 on Quest and Steam. View the full article
Valve only just released the latest stable SteamVR update in version 2.13, but SteamVR 2.14.1 Beta is now here as well with more tweaks and fixes. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Ready or Not will be available for PC VR players through a free mod tomorrow, supporting both the base game and DLC. Developed by VOID Interactive, Ready or Not is a first-person tactical shooter where players defuse high-stakes situations as members of the Los Sueños Police Department. Initially shown in August, content creator and 2080 Games co-founder VR Oasis confirmed he's working with modder KITT (MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries VR Mod) to bring the SWAT simulator to PC VR. Now, today's VR Games Showcase gave us another look. The Ready or Not VR Mod will be available for free through the game's official mod store, supporting crossplay with flatscreen PC players. This reimagines mechanics like weapon reloading and riot equipment for an immersive platform. Additional features include a handheld tablet to manage missions, a custom body rig kitted with ammo and equipment pouches, and hand gestures to relay squad commands. This upcoming mod includes additional features like left-handed support, working tactical weapons like grenade launchers, using your voice to control the AI squad, and custom VR door interactions. Supported headsets include Quest, Valve Index, and PS VR2 with a PC adapter, and the press release recommends using “a mid to high-end” gaming PC. The Ready or Not PC VR mod arrives on November 14, and the full game is available on Steam. Update Notice This article was initially published on August 12, 2025. It was updated on November 13, 2025, when a release date was confirmed. View the full article
Ubisoft has halted trading and postponed its earnings results, which could potentially indicate that a significant announcement is on the way. The Assassin’s Creed publisher was due to publish its second-quarter results on Thursday, but instead, just 15 minutes earlier, issued a statement announcing their postponement and alerting the market that trading in its shares will be halted. It’s possible the move is related to an announcement or acquisition, but it could also be due to some kind of accounting issue, said Niko Partners analyst, Daniel Ahmad. Read More... View the full article
With the first major update for ARC Raiders now available, we have an in-game event for players to work towards unlocking the next map. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Embark Studios has released the patch notes for update 1.2, titled "North Line," for ARC Raiders. The third-person extraction shooter was a hit right out of the gate when it launched on October 30, surpassing 100,000 players within minutes of becoming available. And the momentum of ARC Raiders' success has mostly been trending upwards since then. View the full article
Space. The final frontier. We've conquered it millions of times over in videogames, films, and books, yet we're still fascinated by its infinite potential. While titles like EVE, Stellaris and Starfield all present their own unique take on the 'space game' genre, Wildgate's chaotic co-op action is perhaps more akin to a mixture of No Man Sky's and Deep Rock Galactic's. Lock in your crew and your ship, then head out to find treasure. Grab Artifacts - mysterious oddities that every crew wants - and get out unscathed. But be ready to fend off mysterious beasties and enemy players using a roster of weird and wonderful weapons. While my space escapades are largely limited to Warframe these days, Wildgate is one of the few interstellar adventures that's caught my eye. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Wildgate blends No Man's Sky space combat with chaotic co-op action, out now Wildgate system requirements Space shooter Wildgate is surging on Steam with brand new demo View the full article
The Khronos Group, the stewards of various open protocols like OpenGL, Vulkan, OpenXR and more just revealed a new tool for XR (VR / AR) developers. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
The Blood of Dawnwalker is an exciting upcoming game from former CD Projekt Red developers at Rebel Wolves that promises an open-world dark-fantasy action-RPG set in 14th-century Europe. You play as Coen, a young man turned into a “Dawnwalker” (half-human, half-vampire), navigating Day and Night to unravel secrets and save his family amid vampire-ruled chaos. View the full article
If you've ever wished you could dive into the world of Project Zomboid and play it as a first-person survival game, Vein is one to watch. The Indie Stone's beloved creation is one of the key inspirations for Vein developer Ramjet Studios, and it shows. There's a focus on realism and challenge, where any wrong move can quickly escalate into you being swarmed and overwhelmed by a horde of zombies. It might have a long way to go to challenge the might of DayZ, but two-person team Ramjet has already scored itself an impressive launch player count of over 11,000, with early Steam reviews at a very impressive 92% positive. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: You can grab a stunning fantasy game, an intense tactical FPS, and a high-speed roguelike all for free if you're fast New Enshrouded update Wake of the Water totally transforms the world, but its dev was "mindful not to destroy your base" This new Steam FPS looks like a low-budget Counter-Strike, but I'm begging you to go in blind View the full article
Full Steam Undead promises comedic zombie-killing action in an occult Victorian world on Quest and Steam. Marking the latest game from By Grit Alone developer Crooks Peak, Full Steam Undead takes an action-over-horror approach in a Victorian-inspired open world “with zero loading screens.” Serving at Queen Victoria's behest on Necropolis Island, this lighthearted single-player shooter also gives you a drivable steam engine to assist in your battles. Crooks Peak states this comes with various minigame-style 'Crypts' that range from mine cart riding to boss battles. Should rage overcome this island, zombie swarms will quickly overwhelm you, and the studio advises this campaign will likely last for around 4 hours. Various optional gameplay modifiers will be available such as difficulty settings, instant reloads, zombie damage immunity, and a self-explanatory “Zombies explode when they get close” mode. Accessibility options include snap and smooth turning, a swappable gun hand, vignettes, and more. Crooks Peak also states it included a “very forgiving” autosave system. While Crooks Peak advised these plans are speculative, it's considering additional features that are currently “out of scope before release.” Targeted post-launch updates presently include adding one-handed play support, a realistic steam engine controls mode, additional localizations, a global zombie kill counter, support for both Liv and bHaptics, and more. Full Steam Undead launches in spring 2026 on Quest and Steam for $12.99. View the full article
Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor is set for some major improvements, although we don't know exactly when but it will make surviving in it a whole lot nicer. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
CloverPit is a rather excellent game that'****** the jackpot for the developer, as they're cashing in on over 1 million sales and celebrating with a big update. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Cassette Beasts has been a great hit for developer Bytten Studio, as they just revealed it's crossed over the 1.1 million mark for sales. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Need a free game ready for the weekend? How about Immortals Fenyx Rising from Ubisoft? Well you can claim it free to keeps right now. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
The Pokémon TCG hobby has been in a difficult place for the past few years, and it's causing a lot of upset for the fans of this game. Getting hold of new sealed product in the wilds is like catching a slippery fish with your bare hands. You have to be alert, prepared, and lucky, and even then you'll probably lose out to a scalper with an army of bots (I guess in this analogy, they're a hungry brown bear). Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: You can get a Pokémon Mega Evolution booster box at retail price, if you're quick This adorable Pokémon card just replaced Umbreon ex as Prismatic Evolutions' biggest chase, selling for $1,600 This Mega Gengar Pokémon card has already sold for $800 on eBay and it isn't even out yet View the full article
You've seen the brand new Steam Machine from Valve right? But what about a Steam Machine Companion Cube? Yes that's also now going to be a thing. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
With Season 5 of Marvel Rivals comes new buffs and nerfs for its roster of characters, changing the balance of the game to keep things fresh. As new heroes Gambit and Rogue release during the Season's "Love is a Battlefield" motif, it seems like many characters gained great strengths or reasonable adjustments. With an extensive balance patch for Season 5, players will have plenty to explore. View the full article
"Let's just get the bad out of the way: we have to postpone the launch of [Deep Rock Galactic:] Rogue Core to early Q2 2026," said Ghost Ship Games director Mikkel Martin Pedersen in a briefing earlier this week. It was a rip-the-band-aid-off opening for a presentation that quickly moved on to what Ghost Ship's doing in the meantime: launching a new season for Deep Rock Galactic, its first since 2023, while it continues work on the roguelite spin-off for next year... Read more.View the full article
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Deadly Delivery confirmed a release date on Quest and Steam early next month. In Deadly Delivery, you and up to three friends take on postal jobs to earn cash, the warning being that the recipients of your precious parcels are located in sprawling, peril-filled mines. With monsters lurking around most corners and an all-important quota to hit, your hopeful group will need to work together - or against each other - to earn their keep. You can check out gameplay below: Communication in Deadly Delivery relies on proximity voice chat. As such, if a teammate strays too far from the safety of the group, you won't necessarily be able to hear them talking or screaming. To navigate, players can also take advantage of the realistic physics throughout the mines and can climb on top of one another to reach objects or evade danger. The monsters across Deadly Delivery's underground setting aren't simple brutes alone, either, with some able to impersonate your teammates in looks and sound to lure you or trick you out of success. As you make more cash, you'll eventually be able to upgrade your kit with new gear, cosmetics, and pets. Deadly Delivery arrives on December 4 on Quest and Steam. View the full article