Developers Gamkat and Neon Polygons launched two games called Piece by Piece just days apart, and clever marketing made the most of it.
Good going, Zach, good going.
Build a Rocket Boy, developers of MindsEye, and the publishing arm of Hitman studio IO Interactive have announced the end of their publishing marriage on the ill-fated action game. Build a Rocket Boy'll be flying solo on MindsEye from here on out, with a planned crossover between it and Hitman having been now officially nixed after a while in awkward limbo. Read more
Hereâs when to watch the next Minecraft Live for all the latest news, exclusive reveals, and content drops coming in the next update.
Take the rubber-hose style of Cuphead, add a noir PI protagonist, drop him into a boomer shooter, and you've got Mouse PI For Hire.
A new update for Satisfactory is here! Well, for those of you that play on the Experimental build that is, meaning this update, version 1.2, is still technically a work in progress. It's a fairly beefy one too, with plenty of additions and tweaks so I'll just get with explaining it all. Read more
Krafton CEO Changham Kim said he hopes the deal results in a "company like Anduril."
I also constantly make commitments I really wish I hadn't, so I understand.
Bethesda has unveiled Starfield Terran Armada, which promises all-out robotic war, alongside an impressive-looking free update, Free Lanes.
Deploy werebears and ghosts to turn away unwanted visitors in ReVamp.
Yassified Starfield, anyone?
Are CPUs headed in the same direction as GPUs, RAM and SSDs?
A drag path straight through the surface.
Bethesda have followed up being one of the studios gushing about Nvidia's face yassifying DLSS 5 tech by revealing two updates coming to Starfield. Dubbed Free Lanes and Terran Armada, the former's a free update overhauling the likes of ship travel, while the latter's a second story DLC. Both are set to arrive on April 7th. Read more
Bethesda have been busy cooking up a massive free update for Starfield called Free Lanes, along with a new DLC named Terran Armada.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
Nothing wrong with going old school.
During a random dictionary delve last week I learned that "explore" once meant to cry out. It comes from an old Latin word formed from the prefix "ex-", describing outwardness, and "plorare", meaning to cry or weep. Compare "implore" - to beg, cry for something - and "deplore" - to berate, 'cry of' something or somebody. The OED explains ("ex + "planō", meaning to level off, flatten for understanding) that "explore" may originally have referred to hunters, shouting to scare up animals
It's a good thing the new trailer looks sick as hell.
To keeb or not to keeb.
Intrasystem space exploration looks like it'll actually be fun.
After two hours with Capcom's Pragmata, I have a better sense of what the game is, and the unique combat is the highlight so far.
