The Steam Machine having a customizable Faceplate was a great idea, as we're beginning to see more fun creations like the Peekpal.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
A fresh stable Steam Client Update landed October 13th bringing with it some big new features, along with lots of bug fixes everywhere.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
Valve officially announced their Valve Index VR kit has been sunset, so they've discounted any remaining stock to get rid of them all.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
Bislang habe ich die Tablets von Samsung konsequent ignoriert und das völlig zu Unrecht. Ein Erfahrungsbericht.
It sucks, get rid of it.
The Steam Frame has rendered the tethered workhorse obsolete.
Hear me out.
"Itâs a film about the experience of playing Resident Evil, controller in hand."
I generally find it quite frustrating how limited the medium of games insists on being when it comes to engaging in a wide breadth of genres. One particular genre that its filmmaking cousin frequently utilises but is rarely seen within games is comedy. Sure, occasionally a game makes an attempt at telling a joke within a cutscene (failing more often than not (comedy's hard!)), but rarely is it a genre mechanically. So I'm quite pleased to learn of Send in the Clown, a turn-based RPG where you
Gray got his start with Duke Nukem 3D, before moving to co-found Ritual Entertainment.
You will wait patiently for your next ability and you will learn to love it.
You know, given the ubiquity of his work, I'm surprised there aren't more M. C. Escher inspired games in this world There are a few, like Monument Valley, Manifold Garden and Superliminal, amongst a handful of others, you just don't find them all that often in spite of how striking a sense of space is found in Escher's work. Escher's Dream is not, unfortunately, a game of its own, but it is a neat looking Portal 2 mod with some trippy levels in it. Read more
I would really like it if someone made a Delicious in Dungeon game. It doesn't have to be official, it can be legally distinct! I've been asking for over two years now! I imagine I'll have to keep waiting, but luckily for me, a new game is out today which certainly feels reminiscent of the delightful (and morbid) anime, while still going for its own thing: Deep Dish Dungeon, a co-op dungeon crawler about making do with the ingredients you find that has a dash of Metroidvania elements. Read mo
If the rumored release window is accurate, it means the new GTA will hit PC just a few months after consolesâsomething almost unheard of from Rockstar.
Spider-Man might be one of the most parodied characters of all time, simply due to also being one of the most well-known characters of anything, well, ever. Everyone knows who Spider-Man is. Invincible VS' latest trailer plays into this cleverly, with the reveal of Agent Spider as an upcoming DLC character making frequent allusions to his Marvel counterpart. Read more
What do you think when you hear the name "Ratocalypse"? To me it sounds like one of those so bad they're good horror flicks like Sharknado, and now I kind of want this film to exist. Alas, instead of what I said, it's actually a quite neat sounding, Fire Emblem adjacent, strategy RPG auto battler about anthropomorphic medieval rats who've been subjected to a zombie plague. Read more
Track down the unfortunate man's missing possessions.
And I do want to.
Find the missing scouts for the Adjutant Sous-Officier.
Four years after the release of Dead Space spiritual successor The Callisto Protocol, the co-creator of both, Glen Schofield (no relation), has now openly claimed that Callisto's sub-par release state was down to publishers Krafton - as he and his team were "forced to ship the game" to Krafton's shortened schedule. Read more
Can't we just stick to the magic?
