Life is Strange: Reunion, coming in March, promises an ’emotional conclusion’ to the saga of Max and Chloe

Europe’s PEGI game rating body blew the surprise earlier this month, but now it’s official. Life is Strange: Reunion is reuniting Max Caulfield and Chloe Price for one last adventure. Max, now a photography instructor at Caledon University, is forced to use her time-reversing ‘Rewind’ power to escape an inferno that devastates the school, killing…

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Marathon’s system requirements look to continue one of 2025’s best PC trends: great performance and low min specs

The Marathon info continues to come thick-and-fast: the last few days saw the release date of March 5 accidentally revealed by an Xbox store listing, quickly confirmed by Sony, followed by Bungie revealing the game’s stacked voice cast, featuring talent from pretty much every big game of the last decade. Now an update to the…

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How to build a teleporter in Hytale

Getting around Hytale‘s world of Orbis is a very time-consuming process, what with the lack of proper horse taming. It’s made even worse by the fact that you’ll be going back and forth between the different zones to harvest materials unique to each region. The solution? Building a teleporter. You’ll need a bunch of random…

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How to get azure kelp in Hytale

I’m no mage or alchemist, but I must admit I’m a bit confused as to why you need azure kelp, of all things, to craft a teleporter in Hytale. Below, I’ll go over exactly where you need to look to find azure kelp in your world so you can get to crafting your own time-saving…

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As if LinkedIn messages couldn’t get any worse, hackers are using them to install malware on people’s PCs

Think twice (or ideally, three times) before clicking on LinkedIn links, as researchers have spotted bad actors using them to hide malicious code in seemingly innocuous files. As reported by The Hacker News, ReliaQuest recently spotted a phishing scam that prompts a user to download a self-extracting archive. It reportedly comes with deceptive names like…

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As if LinkedIn messages couldn’t get any worse, hackers are using them to install malware on people’s PCs

Think twice (or ideally, three times) before clicking on LinkedIn links, as researchers have spotted bad actors using them to hide malicious code in seemingly innocuous files. As reported by The Hacker News, ReliaQuest recently spotted a phishing scam that prompts a user to download a self-extracting archive. It reportedly comes with deceptive names like…

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The WoW UI updates have come for Peggle, but its author is looking into it—as unexpected casualties of Blizzard’s war on combat mods abound

World of Warcraft is tackling combat mods (addons) in the pre-patch coming this week. In theory, this update is only designed to hamstring addons that provide a concrete advantage in combat. In practice, there are plenty of other mods getting caught in the crossfire. Like poor Peggle Classic, a six-year-old addon with almost 600,000 downloads…

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Fallout mega-mod maker hopes Bethesda upgrades or ditches its venerable Creation Engine soon: ‘Start adding things like drivable cars, maybe even metro systems like what we built’

As a 32-year-old senior citizen, I still remember what the state of internet discourse looked like around the time The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion came out. Most people liked the game, sure, but what was going on with that engine? Why were these animations so weird? The combat so floaty? Why is my character’s face…

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Nvidia allegedly greenlit the use of pirated books from illegal sources to train its AI models, according to an expanded class-action lawsuit

The capabilities of AI models, such as GPT-5, Gemini, Claude, and Grok, lie in the size and scope of the dataset used to train them. This has also been the source of multiple lawsuits, claiming that the companies performing the training had no right to freely use the data. In an expanded class-action case against…

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