"Why do we need more graphics? Because they just cost a ton."
In this IP-obsessed world, it is quite easy to wonder if anything will ever actually come to an end. Theoretically, the Final Fantasy 7 trilogy of remakes will be coming to an end next year with Final Fantasy 7 Revelation. Except that might not even be true because a couple of pieces of DLC, about Sephiroth and Vincent Valentine respectively, are also in the works, so who knows when the actual end date is. Whether this is actually the end of Final Fantasy 7 or not, however, doesn't matter, as
I didn’t think, when I saw the other day that Swedish furniture sellers IKEA had commissioned a group of modders to stick an advert for their wares in Skyrim as an official Bethesda-approved Creation, that I’d now be sitting here noting that I dug said creation’s dungeon designs. Read more
A new GTA 5 mod introduces 235 ALPR cameras across the Los Santos map, inspired by the real-life prevalence of Flock devices in LA County.
Ubisoft are planning to start testing a new tool that'll allow Prince of Persia The Lost Crown Steam players to access features only usually available via the publishers' Connect launcher without actually having to have said launcher installed. That's according to a Steam announcement post which only appears to be visible to folks who already own a copy of The Lost Crown on Valve's storefront. Read more
I remember once when I was a child, my uncle was visiting and completely unprompted (and kindly) he gave me a copy of one of the Total War games, I think the Rome one, you'll have to forgive my memory. I'd literally never played a strategy game in my life, but I gave it a go anyway, and quickly found myself thinking, "hey, where are the collectibles? Why's there no triple jump?" The onboarding process did not help me much, and after a failure of a battle where I lost everything, I soon gave up
Amid my many Gamescom adventures, I found myself sniffing Minecraft sheep and inhaling Mojang's emerald forests. How? Via Scentbar.
The final hearing in the dispute between Rockstar and 31 employees who were fired in 2025 begins today.
You can get arcade shooter Luftrausers and action roguelite Astral Ascent free via this weekâs Epic Game Store giveaway, and both are great.
Is the bubble too big to pop?
You'd expect a game called Thousand Hells: The Underworld Heists to be on the depressing side, but this choose-your-own-adventure RPG anthology from the designers of King of Dragon Pass is an absolute tonic. It's a witty procession of Orphic descents, in which you assemble a crew of four garrulous weirdos and pitch them against quest scenarios that might involve talking trees, holy riddlers, and conduits of boiling blood. There's an infectious, venturesome lightness to the game, which someho
MythicOwl and Pocketpair Publishing have announced that Truckful, their peaceful looking delivery sim with plenty of mystery releases October 9th.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
"The fastest button input we've measured in a consumer electronic device."
Hello Games are truly expanding No Man's Sky into a forever space sandbox aren't they? The new Cosmos update is out and it's another massive one.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
That includes doing the neural rendering dance all over videos and photos.
Valveâs new Counter-Strike 2 update encrypts chat logs, while the FPS gameâs patch notes include fixes and extra spawns for the Cache map.
"You're not the last Belmont anymore", Trevor reminds his daughter Rose, as they gently sail into a Paris ablaze and ripped apart by monsters. Rose knows it well, as do indie developers Evil Empire. Following their success with roguelike Dead Cells (and its own Castlevania DLC), Konami gave them the keys to Dracula's kingdom, trusting the French team to bring the series back to life after a ten year slumber. It's a heavy holy cross to bear, but Castlevania: Belmont's Curse holds it up confident
It just keeps getting better.
There’s a new Steam client beta update out, and for SteamOS devices like the Steam Deck or Steam Machine – or just the Windows client's Big Picture Mode – it’s meaty one, features-wise. Read more
The Wardogs patch notes for Season 1 are here, and the new multiplayer FPS challenging Battlefield and Call of Duty has some real momentum.
"When we fight together, we win together."
Apparently the deal might have been structured to avoid the usual automatic scrutiny.
I'd love to get my head in the game, butâŚ
