Bad news for PC Elden Ring fans: Nightreign's network test is only coming to consoles

1,465 consecutive days of (mostly) no Silksong news: I spoke to the Sisyphean internet hero that’s kept folks informed, every 24 hours, for 4 whole years

Silksong has rapidly outpaced Elden Ring in terms of the amount of copium—a fun little portmanteau of ‘cope’ and ‘opium’—its fanbase has had to generate to keep its heart pumping after six whole years. A recent developer tweet saw the hive buzzing, but alas, the fanbase has been let down once again. While plumbing the…

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Helldivers 2 starts recruiting more devs for the war effort after its galactic success, aims to ‘accelerate and beef up [its] content plans’

Helldivers 2, a solid third-person co-op shooter about blasting bugs, has been doing damn well for itself—too well, in fact, slamming right into the ceiling of Steam’s global top sellers chart like a kid who didn’t expect mentos to mix with coke quite so explosively. As a result, there have been some hefty server and…

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10 years after it launched, one of the best roguelikes of all time gets a surprise update on Steam with quality of life improvements and a new controls menu

It was 2015—10 years ago—that we called Nuclear Throne “a crowning achievement for Vlambeer, and one of the finest action-roguelikes ever made” in our 90% review. Seven years later, in 2022, we said it was still the best roguelike around. And now, in 2025, eight years after its last update, Nuclear Throne has suddenly sprung…

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Total War: Warhammer 3’s next patch will overhaul its Kislev faction, which Creative Assembly has ‘identified as the most in need of a deep review and rethink’

Creative Assembly has outlined its plans for Total War: Warhammer 3’s next patch, and it seems the mid-March update will see a slight change in direction for how the studio approaches updating its fantasy strategy mashup. Patch 6.1 will bring a renewed focus on tuning what’s already in the game rather than adding more stuff…

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