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Old School RuneScape's 2026 roadmap includes the finale to a questline that's legally old enough to drink
Against the overbearing weight of modernity, Old School RuneScape continues to complete a Sisyphean task of simply existing two and a half decades after it originally launched. It just celebrated that 25th anniversary at the start of the year in fact, and now during a Winter Summit a slew of updates coming to the MMO were shown off in a roadmap from developer Jagex. Kicking things off on the roadmap is Deadman: Annihilation, a “high intensity, PvP everywhere” variation on its main PvP mode that’ll run from January 30th through to February 21st. This one’ll feature some new…
What are the latest Tap Simulator codes? If you’re looking to ease the pressure on your mouse, these Roblox Tap Simulator game codes should take the strain away from your digits – for a little while, anyway. Tap Simulator is a simple game of, well… tapping. It’s not a traditional simulator in that it mimics its main kinetic action – unless you grab a Tap Simulator auto clicker game pass – but it does honor the Roblox incremental simulator tradition that demands you make the big number go bigger. If you want to do that with fewer actions, bookmark this…
Code Vein 2 review: "This vampire take on Elden Ring almost works, but the dungeons themselves lack bite"
Why you can trust GamesRadar+ Our experts review games, movies and tech over countless hours, so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about our reviews policy. Code Vein 2 is the dullest game about time-traveling vampires I’ve ever played. A decent Soulslike has been stretched far too thin, resulting in a repetitive and bland open world adventure that severely lacks what made its stylish predecessor special.For the uninitiated, Code Vein was essentially an anime take on Dark Souls, both in its art style and love of wailing melodrama. Beneath all the cartoon theatrics was a solid…
Yes I know Christmas was a month ago but SantaCorps 4 perfectly captures Sega Dreamcast era Sonic so play it anyway
Sega have gotten just a little bit too good at making Sonic games. Not good as in 10/10 masterpieces, good as in competent, as in mostly jank free, and where there is jank it’s the annoying, not very funny kind. I like it when the blue hedgehog is impossible to control in Sonic Adventure 2 actually! But look, when I go on to tell you about a game that captures that same unruly spirit of Sega’s early 3D games, please ignore that Christmas was a month ago because SantaCorps 4 is a 3D platformer that really does have the…
Call of Duty developer Sledgehammer has seemingly been working on an action RPG, but I'd be shocked if it's still alive
All Sledgehammer Games has known in its 16-year existence is Call of Duty. From leading the charge as the main developer on games like Advanced Warfare, Vanguard, and 2023’s Modern Warfare 3, to assisting other Activision studios on several other CoD titles, FPS games are its bread and butter. However, it appears that another, surprising project has been in the works at Sledgehammer. While never officially announced, LinkedIn sleuths have spotted a reference to an “action RPG” in development at the California-based studio – however, it’s not clear if it’s still being worked on, or if it’s fallen by the…
Hours after launch, Highguard has "Mostly Negative" reviews and a peak of 97,000 players on Steam
Highguard made a bewildering debut at The Game Awards in December, with a brief trailer that didn’t really make a compelling argument for how the FPS would be distinct from its competitors. Amid endless live service deaths over the past few years, the gaming world mostly seemed to discuss Highguard as if its failure was already assured – and the early Steam reviews suggest that something of a self-fulfilling prophecy is underway.As I write this just a few hours after launch, there are well over 9,000 Highguard reviews on Steam, and just 20% of them are positive, marking the response…
A judge has ruled that RuneScape gold pieces are real property, which is bad news for the ex-dev accused of stealing 705 billion of them
When you were making plant pots in RuneScape and selling them to other players, you might not have thought you were laying the groundwork for a UK legal precedent that would define in-game gold as intangible property covered by the Theft Act 1968, but, well, here we are. Lord Justice Popplewell has ruled on appeal that RuneScape’s gold pieces are legal property, which is important for the ex-Jagex developer accused of stealing 705 billion of them.
What are the best Project Zomboid mods? While mods can be applied to most games, there’s something particularly special about sandbox games where it feels like almost anything is possible. Project Zomboid is the perfect example of this, featuring complete game expansion transformations and simple quality-of-life improvements. Project Zomboid has been out since 2013, but the zombie game has recently rocketed in popularity, with tens of thousands of players returning for the Build 42 update. There are plenty of mods to improve your experience, and modders are already updating their mods for B42. Here are the best Project Zomboid mods…
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 still uses Unreal Engine 4 because "it's more beneficial to have something we're already familiar with," director Naoki Hamaguchi says
Following what seems to now be Square Enix tradition, the upcoming Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 will not use the notoriously problematic Unreal Engine 5. It’ll stick to Unreal Engine 4 like its previous Remake installments, Remake Intergrade and Rebirth.Game director Naoki Hamaguchi confirms as much in a new interview with Gamespot. “We’ve been using Unreal Engine 4, but we’ve made a lot of modifications to fit our needs,” he explains. While, in 2024, Hamaguchi said it was “possible” that Square Enix devs would consider switching to the more modern Unreal Engine 5 for Part 3, he still seemed…
Gambonanza is definitely a chess roguelike deckbuilder in a post-Balatro world, but when it works, it works
It is inevitable that when a game like Balatro rocks up, is really good, and makes a gazillion dollars, that there will be the odd imitator here and there. Sincerity, flattery, yada, yada, yada, point is, it’s all fine as long as you at least put enough of a twist in there to make it more of an “influenced by” over a “wholesale ripoff” kind of thing. I think Gambonanza, a roguelike deckbuilding chess game, fits into the former quite nicely. Now, I’m not going to explain chess to you, you already know how that works. How Gambonanza…