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The iconic action RPG returns. Apsyr, the development team known for reviving all sorts of retro classics on modern platforms, has today revealed Deus Ex Remastered. This is a collaboration with Eidos Montréal and it will be released for the Switch and multiple other platforms next year on 5th February 2026. This is described as…
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One of the best things about PC gaming is mods. They let people do things with their games that developers, for whatever reason, couldn’t, didn’t, and/or really wish you wouldn’t. Sometimes they’re practical things, like the recently-released Dying Light: the Beast mod that reduces annoying zombie grabs—and sometimes, well, they’re not. A good example of…
Though I did notice traversal stuttering when I played Silent Hill F, the biggest technical issue I had was unrelated to the framerate. On a semi-regular basis I’d see everything suddenly shrink to fit the top-left quarter of the screen, except for the UI, with a flickering smear of colors filling the rest of my…
Today’s State of Play packed a lot into its runtime. First gameplay looks from upcoming heavy hitters, new game reveals, release date confirmations, and more. Want to catch up on the entire show? Find out more about the different announcements? This article has you covered. Firstly, you can rewatch the full show below. Underneath that,…
It’s true: If you squint at the gameplay footage of ZA/UM’s Zero Parades, all you’ll see is Disco Elysium with a different coat of paint. It’s set in an isometric city covered in rust and filth, is intensely detailed with surreal art, and sticks all its dialogue on the right side of the screen. However,…
I’m no prude, I promise—but I was honestly a bit surprised the new trailer for Wolverine is so, like, bloody. Wow. I realize Logan has razor-sharp claws that snikt out of his hands, and his whole deal is using them to cut people up into multiple pieces. I also know a couple of the Marvel…
The story of Battlefield 6 so far has been one pleasant surprise after another: Surprise that leaked playtests looked really fun, surprise that Battlefield Studios committed to grounded cosmetics early on, surprise that the open beta was so popular it eclipsed Call of Duty on Steam, surprise that it actually runs well on PC without…
At Sony’s State of Play today, Eidos-Montréal and developer Aspyr announced that a remaster of classic immersive sim Deus Ex is coming to PlayStation 5 next year. There’s no mention of a PC version in the trailer, and the official website, deusexremastered.com, currently doesn’t work, but a representative for the game has separately confirmed to…