Dying Light continues celebrating its 10th anniversary with a big graphical facelift, but don’t you dare call it a remaster

Free-running zombie survival extravaganza Dying Light is 10 years old this year, a fact that my rapidly rotting brain simply refuses to accept. Developer Techland is determined to hammer the news home though, dedicating an entire year to anniversary celebrations. Back in January, the developer gave away its first DLC for the game in four…

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Two Point Museum’s first DLC adds a fantasy flourish to your exhibitions, letting you display mimic chests, a giant d20, and a chicken statue that turns people into poultry

Two Point Museum is already one of the most enjoyable management sims I’ve played, spinning its theme down some wonderfully silly avenues that let you curate exhibitions of ghosts and giant carnivorous plants. Now, publisher SEGA has announced an expansion that will add another range of bizarre artifacts to discover and display, this time with…

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Atari’s reboot of Mad Max-style racer Fatal Run is coming later this year, and its new trailer shows a hefty dose of Burnout in its irradiated DNA

I missed Atari’s announcement that it’s bringing back Fatal Run, a post-apocalyptic racer released when Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome was still a relatively new film. Not that I was eagerly anticipating it—Fatal Run was only released in Europe during the death throes of the Atari 2600, so it isn’t exactly a world-renowned phenomenon. According to…

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Hellblade 2 is getting an enhanced edition that brings back the fake permadeath system from the first game, but there’s every chance it’s real this time

Angsty Icelandic hiking simulator Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 will get an enhanced edition in August, adding yet more graphics to Ninja Theory’s visually stunning, mechanically wanting sequel. But it also brings back one of the more controversial features from the first game, namely, the icky black rot that crawled up Senua’s arm each time she…

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MrBeast scraps AI YouTube thumbnail generator days after announcing it: ‘If creators don’t want the tools, no worries’

Following a week of online criticism, world’s most popular YouTuber Mr Beast, aka Jimmy Donaldson, has removed a new generative AI tool from his Viewstats platform, a suite of tools made to “help creators grow YouTube channels.” Available as part of an $80/month package, the AI tool promised to “generate viral thumbnails” and received some…

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How to use the Sound Recorder in Phasmophobia

Phasmophobia’s Chronicle update added even more spooky sounds and voices for ghosts to make, but what good is that with no audible evidence to sell at the end of a contract? Fortunately, the patch also reworked how the Journal records and reports media, leading to the introduction of a new Phasmophobia tool, the Sound Recorder….

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New Vegas lead Josh Sawyer thinks turn-based combat fell off in the 2000s due to a lack of ‘tactical variation’: Even Fallout 1 would ‘get to the point where you’re always doing nut shots and eye shots’

Before a recent interview with Obsidian studio design director Josh Sawyer, I was tasked with a crucial mission by a different games industry Josh. PCG news writer Joshua Wolens wanted Josh the Elder’s take on the apparent final victory of turn-based combat over real time with pause, as represented by recent hits like Baldur’s Gate…

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Dave the Diver In the Jungle DLC is delayed, but the free Godzilla Content Pack is back and Ichiban Kasuga has extended his vacation until the end of 2026

In May 2024, the hit deep sea diving restaurant simulator Dave the Diver got some very big DLC in the form of the Godzilla Content Pack. It was free, with a catch: The DLC would only be available until November 23, after which it would be gone forever thanks to licensing issues, Nexon said. Apparently…

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