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The Elder Scrolls Online has had a bit of a rough go, recently, with its initially cool subclassing update not quite hitting the balance mark alongside a brutal rash of cuts at Microsoft, which saw the game’s director quit. Still, ESO’s remaining developers have been adamant that it’s not going anywhere, a promise that seems…

It’s been almost four weeks since the start of Path of Exile 2’s latest league, so, naturally, players with nothing better to do are trying to see if they can break the game. This involves putting together ridiculously overkill builds to squeeze out as much damage as possible for the fun of it. But a…

Two weeks ago, staff at Ubisoft Halifax officially formed a union, with 74% of its employees voting in favor of forming a bargaining unit after the Assassin’s Creed Rebellion developer filed for unionization in June. Today, Ubisoft announced that it’s closing the Halifax studio, claiming that the timing is merely coincidental (via GamesIndustry.biz). “Over the…

MORGAN PARK, STAFF WRITER (Image credit: Future) Last week: Finished Act 2 of Baldur’s Gate 3 as Dark Urge and realized I missed out on half of that game the first time around. I got back into Arc Raiders this week expecting disappointment. After a nice long break from PvP games in December, it felt…

We’re in a golden age of film and television—at least when it comes to videogame adaptations. It seems like all of our favorite games are being made into movies and TV shows these days, and the next few years are absolutely packed with game adaptations coming to theaters and streaming services. Here’s a quick look…

Fallout season 2 is roughly halfway through its run, and so far, so good: PC Gamer’s Jody Macgregor said in his review that “it’s still a show you need to pay attention to keep up with, and more importantly it’s a show worth paying attention to.” But as the new episodes are doled out weekly…

Jonathan Blow—that fellow who made Braid and The Witness—revealed his new game at last year’s Game Awards. Order of the Sinking Star, in the making for nine years, is pitched as a “game design supercollider” that mashes together four separate puzzle games into an enormous puzzle chimaera, throbbing with 500 hours of hot solving content….

I’m not going to lie to you, SSD pricing is pretty dire right now due to the memory apocalypse. As such, the end of 2025 was all doom and gloom about how we may not see sensibly priced storage for who knows how long—even Micron killed off its own Crucial brand, which had provided some…