A Selected History of Maze Games – By Todd Friedman

Steam Week in Review: Steam is flooded with liminal spaces games and I approve, but I think I’ve found the best to start with

Dreamcore is a collection of first-person explorable “liminal spaces”. All the most obvious examples are included: There’s an eerily nostalgic labyrinth of indoor pools, an endless expanse of low-poly suburbia, a maze of barren children’s play areas, and—least interestingly, in my opinion—a “liminal hotel” styled on a Backrooms meme. Liminal spaces are incredibly popular on…

Read More

More details of an extra big Intel Nova Lake ‘bLLC’ CPU die with added cache and designed to take on AMD’s X3D chips emerge

The Intel Nova Lake leaks are coming thick and fast today. Earlier, Nick reported on the apparently outsized power requirements of the dual-CPU-die variant of Nova Lake with 52 cores. Now come claimed details about the equally outsized proportions of the widely rumoured “bLLC” version of the Nova Lake CPU die with added cache memory….

Read More

How to fast travel in Windrose

Co-op pirate survival game Windrose takes place on a huge ocean map dotted with islands and atolls, and when you first see the size of the world you might be wondering: is there fast travel or do I need to sail my pirate ship every time I need to go somewhere? There is fast travel…

Read More