Dwarf Fortress’ Siege Update is out now, renewing Bay 12 Games’ quest to create a simulation more complex than life itself

Dwarf Fortress’ Siege Update has finally arrived, representing the first major evolution of Bay 12 Games’ inimitable management sim since its triumphant arrival on Steam. Up until February this year, the focus of brothers Tarn and Zach Adams was on catching up with the ASCII version features-wise, culminating with the launch of Adventure Mode. Now…

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This new Warhammer roguelike from the developer of Boltgun is also the official next game in the Vampire Survivors series

Vampire Survivors has had no shortage of imitators over the last three years, but in 2026 it’ll finally be getting its first official spin-off—and I don’t think it’s what anyone expected. Warhammer Survivors is… well, it’s Vampire Survivors but with Warhammer. But it’s not just copying the formula—it’s actually built on the same engine. “Endorsed…

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Technology IP firm files lawsuits against AMD for ‘its extensive and unauthorized use of our semiconductor portfolio,’ citing the move as a ‘business highlight’

For PC gamers, AMD’s Ryzen chips are the processors of choice, but they’re also hot stuff for servers, workstations, and all kinds of portable devices. It’s not just the power of the Zen architecture that makes them so good; it’s the use of chiplets, 3D V-Cache, and how they’re all connected that makes them the…

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2025’s best survival game just got a huge update that adds an ultra-hard mode and one of the community’s most requested features

Deep Field Games just can’t stop adding to Abiotic Factor. Consistently impressive through its early access development, the enormous 1.0 version was crowned “one of the greatest survival crafting games ever made” by Morgan Park in his Abiotic Factor Review. While I haven’t delved as deeply as Morgan, I’ve likewise been bedazzled by its sumptuous…

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The Golden Joystick Awards has published its shortlist of 12 games that could take home its Ultimate Game of the Year trophy, and voting’s open now

Can you believe videogames have been around for, at minimum, 43 years? That’s probably longer than any human has ever lived, and they show no sign of letting up, despite the many letters I’ve written to the government. And wouldn’t you know it—the Golden Joystick Awards return for their 43rd annual show this November 20,…

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