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The latest trailer for Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader emphasizes choice and consequence, highlighting its equivalent of alignment—the conviction system. “While exploring you will be met with a great number of hard decisions,” the trailer says. “Do you try to save the population of a dying world? Or burn it all with the intent of containing…
One fun side effect of every live-service FPS updating on similar seasonal schedules is that a few times a year they all decide to go big at the same time. The last big convergence of shooters happened in March, but October is poised to make March look like hot garbage. No matter what form of…
Are you playing Mortal Kombat 1 on Steam? Have you noticed that your free drive space has been disappearing without obvious cause and at a potentially alarming pace? If so, there’s good news, or at least an explanation that will help you deal with it: It turns out that Mortal Kombat 1’s crash logs are…
The Epic Games Store is bleeding money, but it’s also still bleeding free games, and a couple of good ones are on the line right now. This week you can pick up The Evil Within, the hit survival horror game headed up by original Resident Evil director Shinji Mikami, and next week it’ll be the…
I recently got around to playing Pentiment, and while I won’t spoil the experience for anyone I will say, “Man. Wow. Holy cow,” as I stare off pensively into the distance. After contemplating the nature of existing for a few days, my main takeaway was that Obsidian should just give Josh Sawyer a few million…
Pasokon Retro is our regular look back at the early years of Japanese PC gaming, encompassing everything from specialist ’80s computers to the happy days of Windows XP. Who doesn’t know the tragic tale of the RMS Titanic? It was the pinnacle of the White Star Line’s trio of Olympic-class passenger ships that dramatically appeared…
Three years after debuting for PC on the Epic Games Store, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2, a remastered bundle of the first two games in the long-running Tony Hawk series, finally made its way to Steam earlier this month. By and large it’s been well received, but there’s one persistent complaint: A lot of players…
I remember the wait for the original Mass Effect being excruciating. The idea of a PC port being better in those days was about as unlikely as winning a headbutting contest with a Krogan By 2007 I’d devoured Star Wars: Knights of the Republic and fully bought into the hype about BioWare’s new cinematic RPG…
FromSoft games are, first and foremost, redolent with drip, and Elden Ring is no different. Sure, there’s something about bosses, a man with a pot for a head and the Game of Thrones guy in there, but 2022’s game of the year is above all a beautiful and expansive catwalk. See? This is presumably why…
Need to know What is it? Colossal Order’s urban city builder sequel Expect to pay: $50/£41.99 Developer: Colossal Order Publisher: Paradox Interactive Reviewed on: Intel i7-9700K, RTX 4070 Ti, 16GB RAM Multiplayer? No Link: Official site Attention citizens! You may have noticed two exciting new features in our fair city. The first is the Large…