Krafton, the publisher behind PUBG: Battlegrounds and the Subnautica franchise, has officially started its aforementioned transition to its future as an AI-first company. The first major move towards this future is a company-wide voluntary resignation program.
Following on from the success of the Steam Deck, Valve is creating its very own ecosystem of products. The Steam Frame, Steam Machine, and Steam Controller are all set to launch in the new year. We’ve tried each of them and here’s what you need to know about each one.
Luigi’s Mansion 3 is an almost perfect game. The first half is an incredible experience, and the most charm I’ve ever seen in an Nintendo game. But the second half has some major flaws that holds it back.
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The german online Computer Magazine “computerbase” has an article (references the original information from PCGH) which mentions that AMD will drop “Feature Support” for RDNA 2 and RDNA 1 GPU Architectures starting with AMD Software Adrenalin Edition 25.10.2.
They will only receive updates for critical or security related issues. Also no Game specific patches/fixes.
Yesterday I played the demo of the new game Dispatch and it is all beautifully written, but at some point, while presenting the team in-game, there was a casual funny line, pronounced by a voice off-screen, so without graphical support and I just burst out laughing (I was alone at home, so not pressed by social influence of any kind).
In a not-so-scientific benchmark conducted by YouTuber Cyber Dopamine, the Rog Xbox Ally managed to perform better without Windows, the operating system it ships with out of the box. Cyber installed Bazzite, a popular Linux distro for handhelds built specifically to offer that console-esque, seamless experience. Visually, Bazzite looks identical to SteamOS because it uses Steam’s Big Picture Mode as its main launcher. It also behaves similarly, but has its own custom menus and settings for customizing things like power profiles (which override Asus’ built-in ones).
What could be the best way to replay one of your favorite games that you had trouble beating? Certainly the most exciting one will be… starting fresh and replaying it in the hardest difficulty?! Time for me to finally solve my issues or die trying with Metaphor ReFantazio Challenge Edition!
Excluded is the one month of IGN+ or whatever. This one actually seems kinda decent, if not for the fact I have no interest in the System Shock remake.
Chroma Squad is a fantastic turn-based RPG that is both a loving homage to the Power Rangers, but also an ingenious look at the production of a TV series. Rather than fighting evil as the Crayon Box of Justice, you instead play a manager of a new Super Sentai show hoping to become the greatest show on television. It's a formula that works fantastically.
It's reported that the Google Play store entry of Eden emulator (a Switch emulator) is no longer available. We don't know the reason, but my educated guess is that Nintendo might have striked. I recommend to download current official clean builds and source code for backup, just in case you want to use it later.
I'm putting together a survey for an organization to figure out what would be the best game(s) for a tournament. It would hopefully be team based. Questions like which consoles people own and which games they play and what types of games they like to play. I'm just not well versed in every competitive game. This is in the central U. S. So certain games are probably more popular here. I'm not necessarily trying to find the most popular game but the game the most people would reasonably want to play.
Watch Dogs Legion is a great game thanks in large part to its incredible recruitment mechanic. It's got its flaws and limitations, but Legion laid the groundwork for what could have been a great feature going forward. Too bad Ubisoft killed Watch Dogs.
I have a merely 3 year old PC I bought for 1500€ a 5600x and 3060ti, yet it for some reason can't run cronos, a single player linear game, on low settings without constant lags
Lately, the more time I spend in online games I’ve been (more frequently than before) coming across players that essentially don’t play games to their fullest extent. I’m not talking about grinding meta builds, sweating off in ranked game modes or combing through online forums for the best way to play. I am talking about ,for example, playing R6S and never participating in the drone phase, never using your operator’s abilities and never creating rotation holes. I don’t mind players not knowing what these things are or not playing the game optimally. I do mind simply turning your brain off and just run around to try and farm kills. This is a player not wanting to play R6 as they refuse to interact with what sets it apart and I can only wonder if this is because they are forcing themselves to play/like the game either because it has the “tactical” tag to it or because a popular streamer played it recently. Said players would be happier just playing another faster paced game. I am using R6 as the main example but there are multiple games when that also applies, like tanks in MMOs not marking enemies, people in BFs not spotting hostiles and drivers in racing sims refusing to let go of the gas pedal to take a corner. That’s it though from me I just wanted to blow off some steam and get my words out. GG
Dear Reader who I shall never know, in your eyes, I know this game was ultimately a fiction. However, I hope you’ll follow us in our analysis and recounting of this fantastical adventure. I hope I will be able to reminisce and review what we saw together. Even if your journey is over, I hope you’ll still want to tag along. And, most importantly, with all my heart, I hope that fantasy will keep giving you strength.
Luigi's Mansion 3 was this close to greatness. Its first half is brilliant, with fantastic animations, its bursting at the seams with charm, great puzzles, a fantastic setting, and fun collecting. It's Nintendo at their best.
Astro Bot is one of my favorite games of all time. As someone who grew up with PlayStation and 3D Platformers, it does everything so perfectly, and is such a love letter to the genre, that you can't help but love it. But its mechanics are also rock solid. This is as close to a perfect game as we're ever going to see.
What a time to announce all 4 horseman of the apocalypse (Is that now GenAI, Climate Change, Genocide and Technofacism?) are coming in the close future.
It all began with a copy of Animal Crossing Wild World, and it’s a collection of memories I’m sure I’ll never, ever, forget. Let’s discover them together, and visit my old towns too!
The official reveal of Battlefield 6 is still a day away, but a fresh leak has spoiled some of the surprise, detailing an October release date, an $80 price point, and a pricier premium edition if you want to spend even more money on EA's latest FPS.
Xbox controversially raised the base price of its mainline games to $80 in an announcement a few weeks ago. Now, it seems to be backtracking. Good, I say.
#1 best thing about the Switch 2? It makes respawning in Mario Maker 2 like half a second faster. Not even joking, playing difficult levels is no longer the most frustrating thing in the world anymore.
I bought a Miyoo Mini+, really loving this little thing. I've downloaded some packs of roms with the classic games, but now I'm looking for some more modern ones.
Ubisoft has updated its End User License Agreement, and it’s instructing its users to remove and destroy their games completely should the title be taken offline.
North Africa at least. And I think that because of Higg's obsession with Egypt. Dude loved him some ancient Egypt. Pharohs and whatnot. It's all over his house in DS1. He modeled his Homo Demen's outfits on Egyptian iconography. And in 2 he's covered himself in Chiral Heirogliphics.
Did you have a bad day? Are you tired of boring reality, where nothing is unexpected and you do the same things over and over? Well then, this one-time only psychedelic experience is perfect for you! Travel through a cyber utopia in Endlight!
So, I'm trying to make sure my Steam Wishlist from 2024 (April-December) is small enough that I can play. I have about 250 hours at most (after repeatedly raising the limit).
In a response to an article written for Bloomberg by Jason Schreier investigating the ten year "development turmoil," lead level designer Brian J. Audette refutes the notion that the game was "compromised" in a post on their bluesky account.
I'll start, RuneScape, it used to be about adventure but now it's about efficiency. Runner up, rust, very active community, but toxic playerbase and people usually abandon when a world isn't fresh
Fun fact: the ending of the 343 Guilty Spark level in halo is hundreds of feet lower than the beginning of the level, despite nearly overlapping, because there is a surprise elevator that goes down instead of up halfway through and the level never makes up the altitude.
Every year when the Steam Nextfest rolls around, I scroll over to the filter and search for the “Flight” tag. Frequently I am disappointed, but rare is it that I am so surprised and delighted.
What’s behind Tazmily’s calm and relaxed facade? Is Mother 3 simply a story of brotherhood, death and unnatural chimeras, or does it relate to all of us somehow? Only one way to find out...
Life can be difficult sometimes, that’s true for everyone, and oftentimes we might find ourselves needing a little help to get through some of the tougher days. Today, please join me as I take a bit more of a personal look at Stardew Valley, and explore how it helped keep me calm during a particularly difficult time in my life.
SteamOS is Valve’s Linux-based operating system. It features a seamless user experience that's optimized for gaming, while retaining access to the power and flexibility of a PC. SteamOS plays tens of thousands of games on Steam, and we are constantly testing the Steam catalog for SteamOS compatibility. It's an open Linux platform that leaves you in full control, and you can install new software or content as you wish. By default, the Steam Client serves as a user interface and provides connectivity to our Steam online services, but you can still access the standard Linux desktop. Users should not consider SteamOS as a replacement for their desktop operating system.
A friend an I just remembered these games existed, and we really enjoyed them when we were younger. Thing is, we don't know of any place to get them on PC, much less where we could get co-op working.
Is this a series that can be played co-op on PC? In any way?
Just under 3000-4000 people are required per country in Lithuania, Latvia, Malta and Luxembourg. Come on now... that's a small town and in some places even just a village. Are there really that few gamers in those countries?
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