Farming dungeons, not gourds.
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Another one bites the dust. If you were around during the height of the 'Xbox Live Arcade' initiative, then you might have played a little game called Trials HD. It was a big part of the second 'Summer of Arcade' event when it launched in 2009, garnering positive reception and helping Finnish developer RedLynx produce several sequels, including Trials Evolution, Trials Fusion, and Trials Rising. Nintendo fans only received the latter entry on Switch, but the entire series is well worth playing, ...
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Ubisoft are planning to shut down RedLynx, creators of the side-scrolling Trials arcade racing games, according to a report, while laying off staff at Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynched studio Ubisoft Singapore.
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The original Destiny never made it to PC, but the shooter-MMO may not stay locked to PS4 and Xbox One for much longer. Some crafty modders have been working to get the game running on PC, and their efforts recently caught the eye of Bungie, which surprisingly didn't result in a take-down - not yet, at least.
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Apple Music may be changing its iconic logo to a more basic black and white version.
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Without The Lord of the Rings, we would never have gotten Zealand's wackiest horror movie, 'Black Sheep'.
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Earlier this year, Garry's Mod and Rust developers Facepunch Studios released S&box, a mix of open source game development platform/spiritual successor to their Valve prop-filled physics sandbox. It's not fared well, only earning mixed reviews and being stuffed with low quality AI generated games early doors. Now, Facepunch founder Garry Newman has announced plans for a major overhaul that'll see S&box go free to play.
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World of Warcraft executive producer Holly Longdale has spoken at PAX Australia ahead of World of Warcraft: Forever's imminent release. Of note were her comments on the sheer popularity of the beta and how the team is handling the waves of feedback from early players.
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Former game-seller Zavvi could be about to close for good; the company announced it has entered administration and that it has ceased trading while the insolvency process is resolved.
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New Deadlock hero Deadman Danny is here, and he’s a high-flying, rocket-jumping skeleton who nobody in the Cursed Apple seems to like.
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CD Projekt Red just gave an important update to Switch 2 players waiting for their The Witcher Remastered patch.
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It's easy enough to install, so worth a try, I'd say.
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A jury found that Arm breached its agreement with Qualcomm and interfered with its business, but Arm only has to pay $2 in damages.
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New information from the WGA website teases that season 4 of One Piece is confirmed and could be coming very soon.
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I'm not your guy for computerised automobile magic picture shows, or "car videogames" as they are popularly known – for that, we turn fearfully to Mark Warren, whose every word during Gchat meetings is screamed against a backdrop of throbbing motors. Still, once in a blue moon a car game hooks my interest. Take Shifu: Traffic Masters, which we can approxiately translate as Driver and/or Midtown Madness (those are explicit inspirations), but set in northern China during the 1990s. It's got a demo...
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Big Art Mode is looking fiiiine.
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It's officially KDE's 30th birthday, and with that they've given us a gift with Plasma 6.8 now available
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One to stick on your list for testing out on Halloween, CultGame is a cult simulator RPG set in a procedurally generated fantasy world with haunting ASCII art
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If the Planet Zoo series has taught me anything it's that I'm rubbish at animals. Sure, I'm okay with the simple stuff - I do, you'll be relieved to hear, know the difference between an elephant and a flamingo - but the more exotic they get, the second we start dabbling in subspecies, the more clueless I am. That was one of the joys of the original Planet Zoo: a chance to discover a vibrant menagerie of unusual animals, all brought to wonderful life by developer Frontier's typically exquisite ar...
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Another interesting demo to go and check out is HUEMON, it's styled very much like retro Pokemon but brings 5v5 tactical battles
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Xbox is reacting - uncharacteristically quickly - to the deluge of vibe-coded game ports, decompiles and recompiles we've been seeing online in recent weeks by establishing Xbox Labs, a new initiative seemingly designed to explore the phenomenon.
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Mini Gladiators is a minimalist gladiator roguelite with bullet-heaven combat and satisfying ragdoll physics. A demo is now available to try
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The sandbox game creation and game playing platform s&box from Garry's Mod and Rust developer Facepunch is going through a big rethink
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This early season 3 episode sets a certain character up as a deserving foil.
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The Steam Machine having a customizable Faceplate was a great idea, as we're beginning to see more fun creations like the Peekpal
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A fresh stable Steam Client Update landed October 13th bringing with it some big new features, along with lots of bug fixes everywhere
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Valve officially announced their Valve Index VR kit has been sunset, so they've discounted any remaining stock to get rid of them all
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Across industries, the U.K. is putting the full stack to work — and the scale of deployment is growing fast, from enterprises transforming their businesses to startups solving some of the planet’s hardest problems. NVIDIA is putting that principle into practice, including through a five-year, $250 million compute commitment to strengthen the U.K.’s agentic safety...
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Keeping a city running means making decisions that affect residents every day — from when to repair a road to how to use energy more efficiently. Across the EMEA region, cities and local software, infrastructure and integration partners are using NVIDIA accelerated computing to build physical AI agents and digital twins that help teams make...
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Adding "full crossplay" support, new modes, maps and much more. Back in 2024, the toy shooter HYPERCHARGE: Unboxed got an update on other platforms adding cross-platform support. Now, a few years later, the team has shared some news about the Switch version. Alongside a lengthy message, the development team at Digital Cybercherries has this week announced the Switch release will be getting the "biggest update" it's ever had...and it will be "completely free".
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The ultimate reading list for mind-bending, genre-defining speculative fiction.
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It sucks, get rid of it.
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In episode 2 of VisionQuest, J.A.R.V.I.S. sacrifices himself to save the other AI, giving a fitting farewell to a longrunning MCU character
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Players reported issues in Update 1.1. Last month, Bethesda released a new update for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered on the Switch 2. It was loaded with a bunch of fixes, but it didn't take long for players on Nintendo's hybrid platform to notice changes to the visuals in docked and handheld mode. Bethesda also acknowledged this in a statement, noting how some players were experiencing "blurry or lower-quality visuals compared to previous versions" of the game.
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Wanda and Vision's son emerges as a key character in VisionQuest, and Agatha All Along explained how that's possible.
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