Another free Raider Deck is on the way, too.
"You can't ignore it, in terms of it's coming, it's changing."
After multiple strategy game hits, this team is bringing seamless space travel to SpaceCraft, an original online interplanetary trading sim.
Anyone who doesn't stop during FF14âs iconic Stasis Loop bop better get used to being whacked with a bunch of debuffs for their failures.
Here we go again, a mad dash to play as many demos as possible with the Steam Next Fest - February 2026 event now live.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
As Steam Decks sell out due to rocketing RAM prices and Xbox seemingly damns the Game Pass experiment, how will we play games in the future?
Everyone's got to have a hobby.
Helix: Descent N Ascent sounds like it should be a mascot platformer starring a jaunty DNA molecule with floating Rayman hands, whose special power is making stuff go up and down. Up and down the evolutionary ladder, even! A platform game in which you can evolve and devolve your character at will, to solve different puzzles? Good lord, we’ll make one million dollars out of this! Somebody get me the CEO of Midway. Alas for my career prospects, Midway is no more. And Helix is not a masc
A trio of long-time Assassin's Creed developers will lead the series into its "next era" now that it's under the umbrella of Vantage Studios, Ubisoft's new sub-company partly funded by Tencent. Martin Schelling, Jean Guesdon, and François de Billy are being handed the reins. Read more
Don't go running to Bungie support to save you.
What could've been, is.
Vengeance will be mine
Bungie reveals its anti-cheat plans for Marathon, including a zero-tolerance approach to bad actors that feels like a snipe at Arc Raiders.
Not the kind of error you want an AI director of safety and alignment making.
Earlier this month, Epic Games Store shyly announced that their free game giveaways are having "a measurable halo effect across the broader PC ecosystem", increasing the sales of those games on Steam during the offer period. New Blood Interactive’s Dave Oshry has made the same argument a bit less sympathetically: boosting the profile of games already on Steam is the only reason to release anything on the Epic Games Store, even given Epic’s more generous developer revenue share, bec
I would fly several thousand miles, and I would fly several thousand more...
"Or island or liminal space. Wherever we're going."
As it attempts to thrive in a world dominated by Steam, GOG calls on PC players to âprove together that preservation isnât niche.â
Sneaky cables, get back in there.
The Primals are coming to the UK, baby.
We had to wait another year for a proper high seas adventure.
Don't forget wellies when wading through contaminated water.
