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Discord is pretty much the communications platform for gamers these days. Text, voice, video, shared screens, specialized servers: Discord does it all. A side effect of that ubiquity, according to a report released earlier this month by Check Point Research (via TechRadar), is that Discord server invites are now an attack vector that online scumbags…
Two years ago, Palworld answered the question, “What if Pokémon had base building and multiplayer?” Never Grave: The Witch and the Curse, Pocketpair’s next game, developed by a new internal team, is giving the same treatment to Hollow Knight. Announced in 2023, Never Grave was first planned to release in early access later that year….
Dune: Awakening is doing a well-deserved victory lap at the moment. Following its launch on June 10, the survival MMO has already reached the impressive milestone of 1,000,000 players, according to the publisher. That makes Dune: Awakening Funcom’s fastest-selling game, even beating out its 2018 survival sandbox, Conan Exiles. The million player tally isn’t the…
Valve has announced an upcoming Team Fortress 2 update as only Valve can. A new blog post begins: “Thirteen years ago, we launched Mann vs. Machine, a chilling cautionary tale where an artificial consciousness tried to take all our jobs. You didn’t know it back then, but that was actually a literary device called ‘speculative’…
I sat down to play Crimson Desert at Summer Game Fest armed with false confidence. I’d already played a combat demo at an event in 2024, so I charged protagonist Kliff into a battle with dozens of enemy soldiers with the foolhardy impression that remembering the button to swing my sword was good enough. I…
There aren’t very many games industry successes that look like Peak, the comedic co-op climber developed as a collaboration between indie studios Aggro Crab and Landfall during a manic month-long game jam in a Korean Airbnb. Less than a week after launch, it’s already made over a million sales. For lead devs at both studios,…
It’s a day ending in “y” so you know what that means: as per tradition, military documentation not cleared for public release has once more been posted on the War Thunder forums in order to win an argument about a piece of hardware. If this sounds familiar, maybe it’s because you’ve previously read about leaks…
Sometimes I wonder why it takes so damn long to make videogames. Then I glance over at the movie industry and think, okay, maybe it’s not that bad after all. Current case in point, Rogue Trooper. Warcraft director Duncan Jones confirmed he was working on the film in 2018, and now we’ve finally got our…
It is June 2025, and Oblivion Remastered has no official modding support from Bethesda. But who cares? Because I guess modders never needed any of that stuff anyway. It was just holding them back, man. In the two months since Bethesda and Virtuos’ re-do of Oblivion came out, modders have managed to create a whole…
If there’s one thing that never bodes well for our little PC gaming community, it’s a monopoly. That might sound a little odd given our humble hobby, but hear me out. We’ve seen it happen time and time again. One company dominates the market in a certain field for one, two, three years, and all…