Ignoring that whole PSN thing recently, Helldivers 2 is probably everyone’s favourite live-service game right now – but it wasn’t originally meant to be. Yeah, alright, sure, some players were unhappy about needing to connect a PSN account to their PC copy of Helldivers 2, but for the most part everyone is still loving it. […]
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Marvel Rivals is finally in player’s hands, except the contract they have to sign to play the alpha technically doesn’t let them say anything bad about it. Obviously developers never want people to say bad things about their game, but in general, it comes with the territory. Not everything is going to be for everyone, […]
I have mixed feelings about the early access model. It’s a great way for studios to get projects off the ground, a much needed part of the funding mix in an age of ballooning budgets and perilously long development cycles. But as a consumer, you’re essentially paying to be a play tester. So while I’m […]
Over the several years that Nintendo spent marketing The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, it never felt particularly clear just how the game differed from Breath of the Wild. Eventually we were made privy to a few tidbits about how mechanics worked, but there was still so much hidden from us, namely what […]
Cyberpunk 2077 infamously had an awful launch, but some recent positive reviews have put the game in a much better position. At the time of writing, Cyberpunk 2077 is currently sitting at an “overwhelmingly positive” rating for recent reviews. For those that don’t know, that means at least 95% of the most recent 7000 reviews […]
History repeated itself when Fallout 4’s next-gen update arrived broken, but Bethesda has promised an update is coming next week. It must be written in a contract somewhere that anything Bethesda does with Fallout 4, it has to be buggy as all hell, because that’s the only reason I can imagine the game’s next-gen update […]
The Helldivers 2 PSN fiasco might be over now, but it seems that Ghost of Tsushima won’t be releasing in nearly 180 countries on Steam due to its PSN requirement. For a long while now, PlayStation has been finding quite a lot of success by releasing its first-party titles on Steam, even if the ports […]
While you wait for Marathon, why don’t you play Marathon, the classic Bungie shooter that’s currently free on Steam. It’s coming up to a year now since Bungie announced it was bringing back Marathon, one of the studio’s earliest titles and an important ’90s shooter in its own right. There hasn’t been a new entry […]
Slavic Magic has released an experimental patch for Manor Lords, and it comes with plenty of fixes, new game mechanics, and some upgrades. The patch addresses some of the more commonly reported issues such as the rate of Hildebolt’s claims, the “None” people spawning in huge numbers and refusing to do any work, clogged Trading […]
Classic Marathon, the revival of Bungie’s classic first-person shooter released in 1994 for Macintosh, is now available and free-to-play on Steam for Mac and PC. Made for modern hardware by Aleph One Developers and powered by the Aleph One engine, Classic Marathon features the original’s foundational gameplay with optional widescreen HUD support, 3D filtering/perspective, positional […]