Sorry, Fingers, you've been superseded.
I'm going to need to fit a few extra weeks into September somehow.
Surprise. the follow-up to Misfits Attic's Duskers is called Duskers 2.0. Get ready for more spooky and strategic scavenging of shipwrecks hovering ominously above planets, this time with the goal of establishing colonies which can give the denizens of a doomed universe a second chance. Read more
It's hard to conceive of a nastier workplace than Mouthwashing's spaceship - that delirious, foam-clogged labyrinth of cracked sunsets and fire-freshness - but developers Wrong Organ are certainly upping the ante with their new game Carcass Clad. Announced just today, it's a co-op simulation about a tank crew traversing a gutted and unholy city, loosely inspired by the 1939 "Winter War" between Finland and the Soviet Union. Three players must collaborate to operate a dreadful machine, while go
"More like Lazy Taxi."
It may, as I write this, be summer showcase season. However, you should get ready to wrap up warm. Co-op Viking survivor Valheim's set to get very cold soon, as its 1.0 release brings a final new biome, the Deep North. "A frigid land encased in ice and mystery" this dangerous locale and Valheim 1.0 will arrive on September 9th. Read more
Every Space Marine, vampire, and weird mushroom guy accounted for.
It's a bike, it's a plane, it's delivery-man!
I'd run away too.
Here are the highlights from the time-dilating sci-fi action RPG.
Put those detective skills to the test.
Never meet your heroes.
The Valheim 1.0 update goes to the Deep North, with giant Gammeltrolls and grappling hooks, but itâs far from the end for the survival game.
Met a seal, refused to kill it, then died to a moose. Nature is beautiful.
From reveal to release, it's been a hell of a journey.
These are all my keywords.
He sounded doubtful at first, but once the E-Day Direct got rolling, the Gears of War creator changed his tune.
I have a sneaking suspicion this game isn't just about fishing.
Like all good games, Total War: Warhammer 40k has me eager to do war crimes.
I'm afraid to tell you, dear reader, that you're a parasite. Living on the lifeblood of others, that's you. Or, you will be if you choose to play Signet City, the new game from Jump Over The Age, creators of In Other Waters and Citizen Sleeper. That's because it's a first-person fungalpunk RPG in which you're a spore-born parasite taking root in the brains of the inhabitants of a British coastal town. Read more
There are very few studios with an output as varied as Strange Scaffold's. They've got games about trading organs and babies, NSFW clicking, cooking delicious meals for kaiju, and, soon enough, sending pedestrians into a fantasy world to help an elf girl level up by running them over with your car. As it turns out, however, as revealed during today's PC Gaming show, Strange Scaffold have another, slightly familiar card up their sleeve: a sequel to El Paso, Elsewhere. Read more
Be prepared for some very weird sights.
And look at the size of those animals!
