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'I was this close': Teenage dev's $200 joke game made nearly $1.4 million on Steam before the refunds came flooding in
Game dev Michael Major ultimately ended up with a little over $2,000 for his efforts, which still isn't bad for a teenager's gag.
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Deadlock's new ranked mode is driving players mad as they try to escape the casual modes and climb back to where they were
Valve wasn't joking when they said the next few weeks would be "rocky".
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Juniper romance walkthrough: All the best gifts for the arrogant witch in Fields of Mistria
Here's how to finally impress Mistria's most superior transplant.
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Almost 10,000 people have played Baldur's Gate 3 in a portrait aspect ratio, so join me in figuring out why they'd commit such sacrilege
The amount of time I spend thinking about aspect ratios would potentially be a cause for concern if it wasn't, admittedly, an unquestionably dull thing to think about for most people. Yet I continue to do so as the way we choose to frame any kind of image is an important one, as there are all manner of connotations to such a choice. In video games, we're even sometimes able to make that choice thanks to the power of the fabled "options menu." As it turns out, 9008 people made the choice to pla
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Sometimes you have to take a break from work to pay respects to the PC flight stick that ruled the '90s
It may not look like much now, but the CH Products FlightStick was a champion in its day.
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Valve's Steam Frame VR headset reportedly set to cost you over $1,000
The new wireless, standalone VR headset from Valve could carry a four-figure price tag, as component prices bite.
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One of Big Walk's puzzles is simple to solve but still gave us an existential crisis
The solution is a snap, but it still almost broke us.
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March romance walkthrough: All the best gifts for the grumpy blacksmith in Fields of Mistria
Here's how to beat March's competitive side and finally get onto his good side.
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Statistically, your PC probably doesn't come close to the recommended RAM requirement for this third-person shooter's upcoming playtest
The 64GB RAM recommendation turned out be a mistake, but the overall system requirements are still pretty messy.
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The demo for 500 FINGER FILLET taught me that none of you should let me anywhere near a kitchen knife, also can someone call a doctor
I have learned something about myself today: I shouldn't be allowed near kitchen utensils. This is a problem because I am the cook of the house, and yet my time with the demo for 500 FINGER FILLET proves most unanimously that I am going to cut one, maybe more, of my fingers off. It feels like an inevitability, one I can't escape from, because I did in fact cut off almost every single finger on my left hand in 500 FINGER FILLET, an incredibly stressful roguelite where you only need to click you
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Rockstar's great Midnight Club racing series was killed off for one simple reason, and you can probably guess what it was
I'll give you a hint: It rhymes with three pee yay.
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This Game Costs 200 Dollars is a game that really does cost $200, doesn't look very good, and almost made its dev $1.3 million
I do not have $200 to spare on one single video game right now. In this economy, spending such an obscene amount of dough on one game would be tantamount to throwing it down the drain, it would position me as a bourgeois elite who cares not for their fellow persons, it would label me as someone so silly that they should never be trusted with anything ever again. The funniest punchline to this would be that I did in fact spend $200 on a video game, specifically a video game called This Game Cos
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Larian drops new Baldur's Gate 3 stats and you're all monsters: More non-Durge players killed Alfira than Durge and, worst of all, 9,000 people played on portrait monitors
Excuse me, I feel sick.
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NVIDIA now supporting the Linux Vendor Firmware Service (LVFS) as a premier sponsor
Nice to see the Linux Vendor Firmware Service (LVFS) continues to grow, with it pulling in NVIDIA as a brand new sponsor.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
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Sci-fi MMO Cinder City is getting a pre-alpha playtest later this month so you can put its RAM hogging requirements to the test
I haven't the foggiest idea whether Cinder City will be any good or not. Visually, if you showed it to me without a logo or any form of identifying information, I'm not even sure I could distinguish it from any other sci-fi shooter. But the shooting looks PS3 as hell, with slightly awkward movements made moreso by the realistic look, and a futuristic HUD that seems like it's meant to be diegetic. How it actually feels is another question, but one that some of us can soon answer, as sign ups fo
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Okay, this time it seems like Valve has *actually* fixed Steam's local game transfer problem
No, this time for real.
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Settlement building co-op action-adventure Necesse 'Rust & Romance' update is a big one
Out now is the Rust & Romance free update for Necesse, a game that is necessary to play if you love co-op games that mix completely different genres.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
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I desperately need this TTRPG to become a videogameâit's one of the coolest things I've ever seen
I am the foremost practitioner of sword dialectics.
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Lighthouse, the Harbour Masters PC port of Banjo Kazooie is out now
While we already had one PC port of Banjo Kazooie with Banjo: Recompiled, we now have another from the Harbour Masters crew.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
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Endless Legend 2 is escaping early access in September and adding new major, minor and rogue factions
Mark September 17 in your calendar, and not just because it's my dog's birthday.
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Unbox ASMR codes (August 2026)
Here are all of the new Unbox ASMR codes that you can redeem for free workers, crate skips, and worker slots.
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NAND and HBM have been merged into a dorky megazord for datacenters by Sandisk and SK hynix
I struggle to think of news less deserving of that sick guitar riff.