PC Gaming
La Quimera, the new shooter from the studio formerly known as 4A Ukraine, was meant to launch today, but instead it’s run into some sort of trouble and has now been delayed for an unspecified amount of time. “We’d like to apologize for the unexpected delay in getting La Quimera out to you, our fans…
The original Fallout’s lead developer Tim Cain has been making YouTube videos about his long and eclectic career for a while now, and he keeps dropping fascinating tidbits about the foundations of what is now one of gaming’s biggest series. Such as: What the Vaults were actually for, or why specifically the first game is…
Images of an AMD Radeon 9070 GRE from graphics card maker Powercolor have emerged. Videocardz got hold of some snaps of the card and the box, the former looking a dead ringer for Powercolor’s RX 9070 XT card, as pictured above. Videocardz reckons the new GRE variant will only be available in China at first,…
It will never not seem weird to me that turgid guffola like “Doom: The Dark Ages is a premium singleplayer campaign featuring three core pillars of engagement” have moved from quarterly investor statements to consumer-oriented marketing. Luckily for all of us today, that stultifying corpo-speak isn’t the real reason we’re here: We’re here to check…
The European Commission has found that both Apple and Meta have breached the Digital Markets Act, and have received fines totalling €700,000,000. In Apple’s case, the breach was related to a violation of anti-steering rules, and the associated fine was set at €500 million—whereas Meta was found in breach of an obligation to give consumers…
Path of Exile 2 basically exists as two different games: the campaign, and the Atlas of Worlds. Once you get to the Atlas, you’ll start progressing through 15 tiers of waystones until you get to the very toughest monsters. Along the way you’ll start to encounter all sorts of new mechanics and challenges, most of…
Shoot the Wall is a game where you shoot a wall. I paid three American dollars for it because it was on sale. That sale ends today. Then it will be five American dollars. When I started the game, I was in a room. In the room there was a wall and a table. On…
I’ve always liked the way that certain online games give rise to folk heroes. The fuel rats in Elite: Dangerous, that one EVE guy with a powerful lust for Megathrons, that guy who was banned from using his own severed toe to power-level an Old School RuneScape character—this is the stuff of which legends are…
Something I’ve really enjoyed over the last decade of PC gaming has been the shift in genres like JRPGs, going from console homebodies to multiplatform behemoths and even, in some cases, finding an even better home on our desktops. We’ve even seen an increase in Japanese developers gunning for simultaneous console and PC releases—Capcom’s Monster…
You’re bombarded with complex systems and confusing jargon straightaway in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, from chroma and lumina, to gommages, pictos, and Nevrons. It’s certainly a lot to take in, and that’s before you even get to the nitty gritty of RPG mechanics, one of the most anxiety-inducing of which is attributes. You’ll want the…