Minecraft LIVE Returns This Saturday
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A Fan Translation Is Currently In The Works For A Sega Dreamcast Game Based On The Japanese Anime ‘Love Hina’
Love Hina: Totsuzen no Engeji Happening came out in the year 2000. The Japanese manga/anime Love Hina has had a bunch of different video games over the years for consoles and devices like the Nintendo Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Sega Dreamcast, Sony PlayStation, and PS2. However, none of these, at least to our…
Talking Point: Is Legend Of Zelda’s Link Left Or Right-Handed? Let’s Look At The Evidence
Rightward Sword or A Left to the Past? The Zelda series has a passionate and devoted fanbase. Over the years, timelines have been debated, settled, shaken up, or outright ignored. Storylines have been contested, shredded apart, put on a pedestal. But nothing, not even recovering the Triforce, is more important than making sure Link is…
Windrose sails past 1 million copies sold in six days as it hits 200,000 concurrent players
Windrose, the latest survival-crafter to take Steam by storm, started selling like hot cakes the moment it launched—or, to be era-appropriate, like salt pork and bug-infested hardtack. It’s continued to rake in the doubloons since launch, and in less than a week, has “plundered” the 1 million copies sold milestone. The team at Kraken Express…
Sword of the Sea: hands-on report
Giant Squid’s upcoming title, Sword of the Sea, is a well-crafted union of all the titles the studio and Game Director Matt Nava have worked on. The aquatic wonder of Abzû, The Pathless’s sense of adventure, and Journey’s beautiful desert world. Sword of the Sea weaves those influences together so skillfully that it feels like…
‘We want to increase the cost of silence’: Hunt: Showdown 1896’s latest update brings a new event, a massive list of bugfixes and a tougher challenge for stealthy players
Here’s a double-barreled blast of news for Hunt: Showdown fans. Crytek just launched a massive patch for its grungy Victorian extraction shooter, which scatters an array of adjustments across most of the game and provides a long list of bug-fixes to boot. This coincides with the launch of a brand new in-game event that brings…
Indiana Jones And The Fate Of Atlantis Is Reimagined As A ZX Spectrum Text Adventure
“Of all the shops in Algeria and we had to walk into this one”. LucasArts’ Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis is one of the most iconic point-and-click adventures to come out of the early ’90s. Designed by the legendary Hal Barwood and Noah Falstein, it managed to create an authentic-feeling sequel to the…
For the sixth year running, Dontnod honors Pride Month by giving away an award-winning adventure game
It’s a well-established tradition at this point and so it’s maybe not the newsiest of news, but it’s also one you may not have heard of previously and hey, a free game is a free game—and for the sixth year in a row, Dontnod’s award-winning narrative adventure Tell Me Why is free for Pride Month….
AMD docs hint that multi frame gen might finally be coming to Radeon GPUs
AMD FSR frame generation hasn’t seen anywhere near the game adoption that Nvidia’s DLSS counterpart has, but that hasn’t stopped AMD from continuing its development. And now there’s a sign that Radeon users might finally be getting their own version of multi frame generation. It is only a sign, though, and might not bear out…
I’m not waiting 5 years for everyone to realize The Outer Worlds 2 is another Obsidian classic—I’m giving it its flowers now
Personal Pick (Image credit: Future) In addition to our main Game of the Year Awards 2025, each member of the PC Gamer team is shining a spotlight on a game they loved this year. We’ll post new personal picks each day throughout the rest of the month. You can find them all here. The Outer…