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Oblivion's persuasion wheel has spawned another wacky gamejam, cue sentient cheese struggling to three-point turn gracefully past dancing French rats
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“Mon dieu…LOOK AT ZE SIZE OF ZAT PARMIGIANO!” shout the rats as they shuffle in graceful yet unquestionably hip fashion.…
The strange parade of Stardew-style horror farming games continues with Besmirch, in which there is far too much smiling
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Here is what I think happened: at some point circa 2020, a cabal of game developers with very long fingernails…
California bill pushing to keep games playable after server shutdowns "doesn't reflect how games actually work", ESA assert
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Earlier this month, Stop Killing Games, the campaign group seeking to prevent online games being rendered unplayable when publishers shut…
This week in PC games: Subnautica 2 early access, a Battlestar Galactica roguelite, and Directive 8020 disproving the old saying about space and screaming
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Our infamously workshy news editor Edwin – he only posted barely twice the number of articles last week as I…
Former Epic tech director announces The Immense Engine, his AI-heavy "European alternative" to Unreal
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Guerilla Games co-founder and former Epic Games technical director Arjan Brussee is making what he styles a “European alternative” to…
Forza Horizon 6's PC version leaks early, allegedly rumbling out of the garage via a Steam upload mishap
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Forza Horizon 6’s PC version has leaked online ahead of release next week, with an unencrypted Steam build allegedly being…
"His voice and delivery was human": Darkest Dungeon developers will "never, ever" use genAI to replace narrator Wayne June
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Darkest Dungeon developers Red Hook will “never, ever” use generative AI to recreate the voice of recently deceased series…
The latest Crimson Desert patch lets you ride a special lion to a claw machine which spits out chairs and special hats
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Crimson Desert continues to morph into newer and more unknowable forms with each patch developers Pearl Abyss put out. For…
"We tried something different": Looking back on SiN Episodes: Emergence, the Valve-backed shooter that tried and failed to kick off an age of episodic gaming
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On May 10, 2006, Ritual Entertainment released SiN Episodes: Emergence, the first of nine episodes set in the sci-fi megalopolis…
The Sunday Papers is our weekly roundup of great writing about (mostly) videogames from across the web. Sundays are, and…