Squadron 42, the singleplayer spinoff that Star Citizen devs Cloud Imperium Games have been teasing and promising and roadmapping for a loooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnngggg while, now has a Steam page. Yep, things are finally gearing up for its launch next year.
A group of veteran Fallout 4 modders have just added a whole new town to its wasteland, offering another place to pop into for some trading and questing as you roam post-apocalyptic Boston.
Sundays are for realising that this is speeder racing. No, not podracing. You’re not skilled enough for that yet. You’ve got to get your reps in to be the best of the best on the tracks of the galaxy far, far away. You’ve got to beat Ary Quill, Griff Halloran, Soren Zaks, Katja Mox, and the rest.
Excitedly, I boot up the new demo for Militsioner, a game I’ve had a watchful eye on since its announcement. A phone rings, it’s my lawyer.
You can wait another month and some change to play GTA 6, right? I mean, everyone reading this who has a console, anyway, still no bloomin’ sight of a PC release date.
Discourse notwithstanding, there is a time and a place for cosiness in games. It’s nice to chill out sometimes! I can admit that. I also just prefer a bit of friction in a game, something to put the edge on occasionally, even if there is cosiness to be found within it.
Crimson Desert looks like a perfectly fine game. I’ve not played it, and I don’t intend to, so my perspective is based predominantly on trailers and reviews from my industry peers. Which, as it happens, also generally seemed to reach a consensus of “yeah, it’s fine.”
I’ve spoken here before how the ultimate way to rope me into checking your game out is by having a nebulously designed Strong Vibe, a look that immediately sets it apart before I even know what any mechanics might be, and Medium Rare, a Resident Evil inspired dungeon crawler RPG about rescuing your…
When Paradox announced their post-apocalyptic North American grand strategy game Afterworld, I made the obvious comparison to Fallout.
Cyberpunk 2077 quest mods are still a relative rarity and the latest’s aimed at folks who don’t think getting to play that one gig with Samurai during the main story’s enough jammin’ in front of a crowd.
“The race is not always to the swift nor the battle to the strong,” wrote the late author Damon Runyon, “but that’s the way to bet.”
I’m sure you already had it marked in your calendars, but it is that time of year again when the Galaxies Showcase takes one more spin around the internet.
The dashing Da Vincis of Amanita Design have announced Machinarium 2, a sequel to the 2009 puzzle adventure young master John Walker called “a sort of beauty that games are almost never graced with”.
This Is Not For You is, in fact, for some very specific kinds of people. It is for people who love drawing maps, and it is for people who love having their blood sucked by a non-Euclidean lighthouse. Somebody plot that on a Venn diagram for me.
Forza Horizon 6 has, as is standard for the live-service racing series, settled into a steady rhythm of revolving weekly to-do lists and a gradual drip feed of fresh cars since it came out in May.
Writing about new 2D timeloop metroidvania Echo Weaver is tricky because most - possibly all - of what you need to complete it is available to you the very second you first wake up, deep in the charnelpools of an ethereal and shattered lunar civilisation.
I love an everything seasoning video game. You know, the kind of game where it’s five different genres at once, somehow, all of which builds into one cohesive vision?
Welp, Cyberpunk 2077 is getting a live-action adaptation! With the plethora of Hollywood adaptations of video games these days, this is one of those bits of news that has me thinking, “wait, that wasn’t already a thing?” Apparently not!
I am not a huge fan of collaboration DLCs, mostly because my curmudgeonly self can only see them as attempts at multiple companies trying to profit off of one another’s things. But I do have to admit that yes, the just announced collab between Dave the Diver and Subnautica 2 does make total sense…
A dev’s work is never done, and certainly not with a big ole revamp like The Witcher 3 Remastered.
I do love a boardgame where you reveal the tiles as you play. Sure, I also enjoy turning over all the pieces at the beginning of a game of Settlers of Catan and taking in all the tiles and trying to work out a strategy based on which resources are clustered near which port, but that’s not the same…
Viewed from the front, my truck, with its winch and thick off-road tires, could be straight from SnowRunner central casting.
The sort of beautiful thing about triple-A games is that sometimes they have the resources to make an entirely new game within them. That was how Gwent was born, an in-world card game you can force Geralt into play that was eventually spun off into its own, fully-fledged thing. I imagine we’ll be…
The GTA 6 leaker or leakers that previously shared enough alleged gameplay to prompt Rockstar Games and Take-Two to begin the legal process of hunting them down appear to have returned, with a new 25 minute clip of them up to various hijinks in the game. A fair chunk of those hijinks have been…
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