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Every time I check in on Star Wars, there’s a new stupid little creature (colloquially known as a Glup Shitto) everyone’s into. The latest of these is Biddy Blas, a braggadocious pod racer and mama’s boy who stands out for his shrill Huttese quips. “Ding dong pookie, ding dong,” he crows. “Scrib doon!” If you…
I heard it on the wireless: election fever is sweeping America. The world’s loudest democracy is headed to the ballot box to vote in its next slate of soda jerks and Chevrolets and whatever else it is they have over there. It’s all very exciting. Can I help? Yes. I’ve already solved my own country’s…
Per the United Wizards of the Coast Union (UWOTC-CWA) account on X, WoTC is acting in an entirely unsurprising manner: “Yesterday, Wizards informed us that it doesn’t intend to voluntarily recognize the D&D or Studio X units of our union ahead of a vote. We remain committed to creating a workplace focused on wellness, transparency,…
Terminally Online (Image credit: Future) This is Terminally Online: PC Gamer’s very own MMO column. Every other week, I’ll be sharing my thoughts on the genre, interviewing fellow MMO-heads like me, taking a deep-dive into mechanics we’ve all taken for granted, and, occasionally, bringing in guest writers to talk about their MMO of choice. Ah,…
Weird Weekend Weird Weekend is our regular Saturday column where we celebrate PC gaming oddities: peculiar games, strange bits of trivia, forgotten history. Pop back every weekend to find out what Jeremy, Josh and Rick have become obsessed with this time, whether it’s the canon height of Thief’s Garrett or that time someone in the…
Ghostwire: Tokyo, Tango Gameworks’ spooky, neon-drenched action-adventure game, is now officially a good old game. Granted, it’s not that old, but ‘good’ seems about right given that contributing writer Imogen Mellor scored it a 72 in her review. But what I mean is that it’s joined GOG’s Preservation Program. If you’re wondering why a game…
I’ve nothing against games that feature simulated animal petting, but it’s never been something I’ve considered buying a game specifically for. Sure, it’s nice when your character can stroke a virtual dog or fuss with a clump of polygons shaped like a cat, but it rarely amounts to more than a canned animation. That said,…
The developer of an upcoming horror drinking game has cancelled plans for a public Steam demo in favour of private preview sessions, citing concerns that AI vibe coders might use the demo’s content to clone the game. Drunken Goddess Reflux is a “shot glass Russian roulette” drinking game where players square off against an anime…
Funcom, the developer behind Dune: Awakening and Conan Exiles, has announced a restructuring process that will result in layoffs at the company, and that current CEO Rui Casais will leave Funcom once the reorganisation is complete. The decision comes after a shift in direction at Funcom, whereby the studio will focus wholly on supporting its…
Pierre-Louis Biojout, founder of Y Combinator-backed AI startup NanoCorp, took heat from San Francisco residents and city leaders this week after publishing a weekend vibe coding project: a web-based shooter set in SF’s Tenderloin district, which is known for homelessness and open drug use. “San Francisco couldn’t fix the Tenderloin,” Biojout said in a now-deleted…