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ShiftUp's marketing tactic has backfired.
Dungeons, dice, and bear sex await.
The creator of KSP talks us through what's on his PC, from Full Throttle to Old School Runescape.
The zombie survival sim has also gone up in price.
Terminator too.
Bethesda takes a different approach to marketing its Switch 2 launch.
I'm not like all the other gith.
I did not enjoy it. It was solely a professional obligation.
Bigger isn't always better. Except for sometimes when it is.
We've all been there.
It would be nice if somebody did something, for once.
A riddle for the ages.
Feeling Sil-y.
Knocking boots with companions has become an RPG tradition, but does it really add anything?
Dust off the old wagon.
Hear me out, then hear me out 1,000 more times.
"Courage is a consistent factor of most hit titles."
"There's basically no one outside of BioWare anymore that understands the Aurora engine."
Do you also turn it off immediately, like I do?
Don't like AI? Then you're a domestic terrorist, apparently.
A squirrel with a rifle is the least interesting thing about it.
Back when Sony still liked discs *and* publishing games on the PC.
Technically, it shed its Web3 functionality in May, but it didn't seem to help much.
We're finally free.
The Game Industry Hardship Fund bundle is live now on Itch.io.
Enjoying the high-kicks and low-brows of a timeless FPS.
Despite pushback, Sony isn't changing its mind about dropping physical discs in 2028.
When in doubt, do your own DPS and round up.
Silent Hill f changed the game, literally.
Hell, The Weeknd might be a bigger nerd than I am.
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