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What’s the weirdest bit of Resident Evil lore you know of? Is it the fact that Claire Redfield’s favourite food is a cheeseburger? Maybe it’s that Hunk spent a week lost in Raccoon City’s sewers eating rats after getting his ass beaten by Birkin? Or perhaps it’s that the Tyrant’s trench coat is more than…
Stalker 2 studio GSC Game World has joined with Ukrainian charity United24 on a new fundraising initiative that aims to raise $100,000 to help fund efforts to remove mines and other explosive devices from the real-world Chornobyl Exclusion Zone. The Zone—the real one—was established in 1986 following the disaster at the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant….
Tech tariffs imposed by the Trump administration were ruled unconstitutional back in February, though the saga is far from over. Many companies have since sought refunds, and consumers battling rising hardware prices are wondering whether they’ll see those recouped costs trickle down. Well, as far as major players Microsoft and Sony are concerned, the answer…
Crimson Desert is like the videogame version of a 6-in-1 shampoo—it does just about everything, and with its upcoming DLC Charting the Unknown, I guess that also includes The Sims. Today’s State of Play showed off a trailer with what we can expect to see, and there’s a lot. Like building a whole-ass castle, for…
If there’s one thing that’s become daunting about the modern RPG, it’s the ballooning time investment. There’s no better example than the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy, a reimagining of a classic that has stretched itself out between three entire fully-fledged games. Final Fantasy 7 Revelation just had its release date dropped alongside a 10-minute…
PUBG remains one of Steam’s most-played games, which makes it all the more surprising that PUBG Studios and publisher Krafton haven’t made more attempts to milk it over the years. PUBG: DED NET might be the biggest yank of the udder to date though, revealing an entirely new spin-off roguelite FPS set in the ’90s….
There are few things as exciting as the prospect of a new MMO. And when that new MMO is from ArenaNet, the studio that’s been focused on Guild Wars for more than two decades, the excitement is even greater. Having seen Guild Wars 3 in action at Gamescom, and spoken to game director Colin Johanson…
It’s like seeing an old friend: the clanking in the vents over your head, the way the ribbed tail passes over objects with a thunk-ka-thunk-ka-thunk-ka-thunk, the head-within-a-head, the screaming. You are here, you are back, you have been impaled through the abdomen and killed. I have played perhaps 20 minutes of Alien: Isolation 2 at…
Some players came away from Onimusha’s demo worried that the game would be too easy, a concern I’ve addressed in-depth based on my own time with the game. The good news is that I think the challenge level is well-judged for most people, and Onimusha does have a hard mode. For those who hoped to…
We’re long past the days of assuming the Steam Deck can comfortably handle the new big-budget action game of the moment, but here’s a nice surprise: Valve’s handheld is not a bad way to play Onimusha: Way of the Sword. It’s not quite the optimization darling that Resident Evil Requiem was earlier this year, but…