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With Humble Choice at almost half price, you can now get 8 Steam Deck-friendly games for just $1 each
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Humble Bundle is being suspiciously generous again. As ever, the lineup of Humble Choice games gives you good value for…
Crimson Desert is still the best-selling new game on Steam after 2 weeks, and its user reviews have jumped to 85% positive as more players get past the weak opening
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Crimson Desert is clawing its way back from its fairly controversial launch, proving itself an unambiguous critical and commercial success…
"Gabe really had a great vision": Steam became a PC gaming cornerstone because Valve built a community with "stickiness," says Nightdive chief who worked on GameStop's Steam competitor
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Before Valve cemented Steam as a go-to PC gaming destination, way back in the primordial days of digital distribution, GameStop…
Sony may never support PS3 games again, but at least the platform's best emulator is getting massive improvements on PC handhelds like Steam Deck
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Rumors regarding a PS6 handheld abound, but there’s one thing I figure is pretty much set in stone: you won’t…
The proportion of gaming PCs with 32GB of RAM just dropped a massive 20.31% on the latest Steam Hardware Survey…
Capcom brings the OG Resident Evil trilogy to Steam, but their DRM could be a sticking point
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Resident Evil 2 is one of the first console games I ever played. Growing up, we had a case of…
This week's Epic Games freebie is 96%-rated on Steam, and lets you hack up robots while riding dinosaurs
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Imagine you’re Obi-Wan Kenobi on Utapau. You’re marauding across the planet atop your trusty dino-adjacent pal, Boga, while cleaving through…
The PC ports of the first three Resident Evil games are now available on Steam, around two years after they…
Steam is a busy place in 2026. We’re three months in and we’ve seen the store hit a new concurrent…
110,000 mixed Steam reviews later, Nexon bluntly puts The First Descendant in the "did not work" category: "Strong launch, no staying power"
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When a game misses the mark, publishers often look for a silver lining – good feedback or design strengths, for…