PC Gaming
Hasbro’s stab at a virtual tabletop (VTT) looks to be in deep trouble as over 30 developers working on it have reportedly been laid off. Dubbed Sigil, D&D’s virtual tabletop released in a bit of an unfinished state, one I was a little harsh on. It showed promise, and I had a good time with…
Nvidia has revealed the name and planned launch date of its GPU architecture two generations hence. Give it up for Feynman, named after physicist Richard Feynman, and due out in 2028. Well, it’s due out in AI GPU format in 2028, more on which in a moment. Richard Feynman, of course, won the Nobel prize…
Fallout 76’s Ghoul Update is live as of last night, and while most players are already plotting all sorts of ways to use the new rad-loving character to their advantage, there are a few players who’ve encountered a not-so-fun bug. “Major game-breaking bug with the new ghoul update—please be careful,” Both_Emu_2131 says. They then go…
I remember a time when the only place I saw Monster Hunter games was the 3DS eShop. Those days are well and truly over, because the eShop is fully defunct and Monster Hunter Wilds is effortlessly pulling in over 400,000 players a day on Steam alone, according to Steam Charts and SteamDB. To give you…
For someone who’s been playing The Sims for as long as she can remember, March 28 is a huge deal: EA’s decades-long monopoly over the life sim is ending, as Krafton’s Inzoi enters the ring. It’s the first time The Sims is facing any real sort of competition—Inzoi seems to be gunning to match it…
Assassin’s Creed Shadows drops out of the underbrush soon, and by our own Morgan Park’s account in his review, it’s a solid stealth-action romp. On March 20 (late March 19 in some regions), Assassin’s Creed Shadows will be unlocked for players worldwide—meaning lots of tall things to jump off and gubbins to collect. Whether Shadows…
Technology often has a way of coming full circle—just ask my burgeoning LP collection or the entire VR gaming industry. Things that once were, often will be again (picture that Tim and Eric ‘mind blown’ clip here). I know this, but it never stops me from being surprised when something long-forgotten resurfaces. Something, that is,…
World of Goo 2, sequel to the beloved 2008 physics-puzzler about building towers and bridges out of wibbly wobbly slime balls, will slop onto Steam this spring following almost a year of exclusivity on the Epic Games Store. “ATTENTION Steam fans! We’ve been quietly readying World of Goo 2 for new platforms”, wrote developers 2DBoy…
Whether you’re one for sipping a cuppa while tuning into your favourite creator’s ‘Just Chatting’ stream, or you simply find being the sole viewer of a small streamer oddly compelling, folks really will watch anything. This apparently includes the determined inching forward of a progress bar for a 100-hour BIOS update. The saga began when…
One of the most annoying aspects of using the modern Internet is having to convince every other website that I am, in fact, a human, typically by clicking on little squares of traffic lights and bicycles. The irritation has been compounded since I learned that tools like CAPTCHA don’t really do much to deter online…