Category: Games April 22, 2026 Kiln Spring 2026 Roadmap Revealed Derek Brand, Project Lead, Kiln Summary Thank you for all your support leading up to the launch of our newest game, Kiln. Today, you’re getting the first look at our Spring 2026 Roadmap that includes Dinosaur Decorations, new maps, and more! Kiln launches April 23…
Making a splash. Ecco The Dolphin‘s return is official, as Ecco the Dolphin: Complete has officially been announced by A&R Atelier, and it contains a bundle of games — every version of the first two Ecco titles plus a brand new game (Thanks, Wario64!). Platforms and a release date haven’t been announced, but this news…
I’ve had my mitts over more mice in the last year than I’d like to admit, and out of those, there are a few that have really stuck out for different reasons. When it comes to shape, though, apart from the Zowie EC2-DW I’m currently testing, my absolute fave has been the Pulsar X3 CrazyLight…
When even a mid-tier pre-built gaming rig costs further above a grand than anyone would like, there’s no ignoring it: PC gaming is an extremely expensive hobby. Thankfully, Intel may be moving to make high-tier performance just a little more accessible for those on a budget. Robert Hallock, the VP & GM of Intel’s enthusiast…
Short and sweet. Ever since Argonaut returned to the world of video games via the Croc remaster, fans have been asking for other classic titles from the company’s back catalogue to get the same treatment. One such example is Buck Bumble, which Argonaut has cheekily been teasing on social media recently. Another is I-Ninja, a…
Get rolling. Bubsy 4D is out in exactly one month, so what better way to build up excitement than by downloading the free demo, which Atari and Fabraz have just dropped on the eShop today. Available to try on both Switch 1 and Switch 2, the demo will allow you to explore the first three…
We’re just a few hours out from the early access release of Masters of Albion, which creator and legendary hyperbolist Peter Molyneux is pitching as both his swansong and “redemption title.” To mark the occasion, Molyneux recently took to YouTube to field questions from fans about his career, Masters of Albion, and where his god-game…
“C64-Live is about sharing the magic of the C64 with friends and fans around the world”. A new “live platform” has launched which allows users to “host, stream, and share real-time Commodore 64 sessions with friends and spectators online.” C64-Live is a browser-based service built by C64-Cade creator Andrew Hayes. It allows you to “host…
Whenever I think of old-school programming, I think of people like Dave Plummer, the creator of the original Task Manager. Working for Microsoft in the 1990s, he built that app, which we now very much take for granted, brick by metaphorical brick. That isn’t to say there was zero hackiness involved—far from it, as with…
I will never finish Crimson Desert. It’s not because I’m unwilling to put in the time—I just don’t think I’ll ever stop being distracted. Today, it’s because of superhero cosplay. Crimson Desert has kicked player creativity into overdrive. I’m constantly seeing my fellow adventurers tearing around Pywel doing wild stuff I never realised was possible….