Unreal mastermind Cliff Bleszinski really likes this fan-made Redux remaster: ‘Time for a new generation to learn that Unreal isn’t just an engine’

Unreal Redux, an in-development remake of the classic FPS Unreal, is not an official Epic Games project, but it does have the official thumbs-up from one very important person: Original Unreal designer Cliff Bleszinski, who said on X that it “looks SO COOL.” (We don’t normally do the all-caps thing, but Cliff’s enthusiasm is contagious.)…

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Understanding What Defines the Best Online Casinos

The world of online casinos has seen tremendous growth over the past decade, enabling players all over the globe to indulge in their favourite games from the comfort of their homes. However, with the market flooded with numerous options, identifying the best online casino becomes imperative. This decision isn’t simply about finding an entertaining platform…

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After making Closed Weapons almost invisible in the Battlefield 6 beta, DICE says Open Weapons is ‘the right path forward’ because it was more popular

Now just days away from launch, Battlefield Studios has published a new blog outlining changes made to Battlefield 6 since the August open beta. Movement is more “responsive,” recoil has increased to resemble past games, and those unpopular Rush map layouts have received a second pass. It’s good news all around, unless you’re one of…

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Ubisoft reveals the surprise free Assassin’s Creed Mirage DLC, which just coincidentally happens to be set in a region the Saudi government wants to turn into an ‘economic powerhouse’

The surprise Assassin’s Creed Mirage DLC announced by Ubisoft in August will go live on November 18, adding a new main quest, sidequests, assassination targets, and other new content in the ancient valley of AlUla, a place Ubi calls “charged with history and home to stunning and diverse landscapes.” Assassin’s Creed Mirage: Valley of Memory…

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This ‘brutally honest’ city builder features greedy landlords, cutthroat corporations, and a newspaper that gives you ‘a constant reminder that your citizens’ bad luck is perhaps your fault’

Oh, a new city builder? I know exactly how to get started. I’ll drag a bunch of long roads across the map, slam in a ton of residential and commercial zones, slap down a fire house, a cop shop, and a few schools, then sit back and watch the virtual bucks roll in. That approach…

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