One of my favorite survival city builders is leaving early access this month, so here's your chance to buy it before the price goes up

One of my favorite survival city builders is leaving early access this month, so here’s your chance to buy it before the price goes up

September sure was chock full o’ city builders, but wait, there’s more! October has a treat in store for all you aspiring mayors, too: survival city builder Farthest Frontier is busting out of early access and going full version 1.0 later this month. This is excellent news for two reasons. First, even from its earliest…

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AMD Ryzen 5 8600G review

If you’re putting together a new gaming system on a tight budget, but don’t want to spend the money on a current generation graphics card to go with it, AMD’s Ryzen 5 8600G may well be the solution for you.  Every PC gamer can appreciate a machine that offers smooth 4K ray traced performance with…

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Minecraft’s Mounts of Mayhem update has launched a DLC to add more trials that put your skills to the test, but most importantly it adds particle effects for when you’re riding a horse

Minecraft rolled out its Mounts of Mayhem update in December, adding new mountable mobs to the game alongside a new weapon: the spear. But, if you’re just going about Minecraft as normal, you might feel as if you haven’t been making the most of all these shiny new features. Fortunately, the Dungeon Descent Add-On may…

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Triumphant OpenAI CEO spends a whole interview dodging questions about why he was fired like he’s in The Matrix, but does suggest the nonprofit board is in for some big changes

One of the year’s most breakneck technology stories was OpenAI’s CEO and co-founder Sam Altman being fired by the company’s board, then being reinstated after a few days of will-they-or-won’t-they back-and-forth. Over those days Altman was the subject of considerable professional backingfrom OpenAI investor Microsoft (which straight-up offered him a job) and OpenAI’s own staff,…

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Steam Week in Review: Take cover, because it looks like more than half of Steam games will have an AI-disclosure by 2027-2028

When Valve launched Steam Direct in June 2017 it marked a huge shift in the storefront’s identity. Before Direct, Valve manually decided what did and did not release on Steam, or else it used initiatives like Steam Greenlight to have users decide what games would or would not enjoy placement. Before June 2017, the amount…

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