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Here's January 2024's PlayStation Plus games
A Plague Tale: Requiem, Evil West, and Nobody Saves the World will be available from 2nd January.
January's PlayStation Plus titles have been confirmed: A Plague Tale: Requiem, Evil West, and Nobody Saves the World.
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Feature | Eurogamer readers' top 50 games of 2023
"We need more games that excel this hard at being mid."
2023 is done! And we're ending it in the traditional manner, with the top 50 games of the last twelve months, as chosen by you. Enjoy, and we'll see you in 2024! Happy new year!
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Newscast | Eurogamer News Quiz of the Year 2023!
Have I got New Year's for you?
Ho ho hello! Christmas may already seem a distant memory, but we have gathered in our finest festive gear for one final treat - the Eurogamer Newscast News Quiz of the Year 2023.
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Feature | Our personal top-five games of 2023
RoboCop! Horizon! Pikmin! More!
You've probably already seen Eurogamer's top 50 games of 2023, but we didn't leave our end of year thoughts there. Big lists can sometimes feel impersonal, and as you know, individual tastes in games are anything but. So, we wanted to cobble together our collected thoughts on the games we felt shaped 2023.
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Feature | Our personal top-five games of 2023
Cyberpunk! Thirsty Suitors! Venba! More!
You've probably already seen Eurogamer's top 50 games of 2023, but we didn't leave our end of year thoughts there. Big lists can sometimes feel impersonal, and as you know, individual tastes in games are anything but. So, we wanted to cobble together our collected thoughts on the games we felt shaped 2023.
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Feature | Our personal top-five games of 2023
Birth! Sea of Stars! Akka Arrh! More!
You've probably already seen Eurogamer's top 50 games of 2023, but we didn't want to leave our end of year thoughts there. Big lists can sometimes feel impersonal, and as you know, tastes in games can be very personal. So we wanted to put together another kind of list, something that would show you - on a more personal level - the games that we, the people who write for Eurogamer, really enjoyed this year.
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Feature | Our personal top-five games of 2023
Mediterranea Inferno! Dredge! Hi-Fi! More!
You've probably already seen Eurogamer's top 50 games of 2023, but we didn't want to leave our end of year thoughts there. Big lists can sometimes feel impersonal, and as you know, tastes in games can be very personal. So we wanted to put together another kind of list, something that would show you - on a more personal level - the games that we, the people who write for Eurogamer, really enjoyed this year.
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Feature | Cocoon is Eurogamer's game of 2023
What is a great game made of?
Cocoon. Of course it's our game of the year. Cocoon is ingenious, elegant, and thought-provoking. It's precise, expressive, and generous. It takes game design forward even as it seems to emerge from its deep history. But more than anything, Cocoon is playful. Its puzzles, its tricks, all yield to playfulness.
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Behaviour Interactive wants your views on its tentpole asymmetric horror game, Dead by Daylight.
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Fan-made Fallout: London finally gets a release date
And the new date "aligns with the anticipation of the Fallout TV series".
Fallout London – the highly-anticipated independent mod for Fallout 4 – is set to release on St. George’s Day, April 23 2024.
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Original God of War trilogy is rumoured to be getting remastered
"Is this a straight-up port of what we got on PS3, or is this something more involved?"
The original God of War trilogy could be getting the remaster treatment.
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Feature | Here are Eurogamer's favourite games of 2023
Witches! Bugs! Car cults!
Listen. There have been a lot of great games this year. Maybe more than in any year we can easily remember. Because of this we've handled our top 50 list of our best games a little differently.
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Indie publisher Versus Evil staff say TinyBuild laid them off "at the start of our Christmas break"
"Let me be clear - this wasn’t a Versus Evil decision or choice."
TinyBuild has shut down indie publisher Versus Evil.
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Here's when you'll be able to play Torchlight: Infinite's all-new expansion, Twinightmare
Light the bullet.
Dungeon crawler Torchlight: Infinite's all-new expansion, Twinightmare, will release on 28th December, 2023.
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Armored Core 6 now has 1v1 and 3v3 ranked online matchmaking
Players can now also "enhance their AC loadouts with new parts", too.
From Software has released a new ranked online matchmaking mode for Armored Core 6 Fires of Rubicon.
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Ubisoft reportedly shutdown a "data security incident" earlier this week
The company says it is still investigating the alleged breach.
Ubisoft is reportedly investigating an "unknown threat actor" who allegedly gained access to the company's Microsoft Teams, Confluence, Atlas, and SharePoint channels for 48 hours before access was revoked.
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Kick off the new year with Splatoon 3's holiday-themed Splatfest
The vote opens on 5th January.
A "FrostyFest Update" is coming to Splatoon 3 in the new year.
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Digital Foundry | Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition tested on iPhone
Free with a Netflix subscription and revised from the existing console versions.
The Grand Theft Auto Definitive Edition remasters were highly controversial and to this day, their quality remains contentious. These Unreal Engine 4-powered game updates modernised the three classic PS2-era GTA games - GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas - with much more advanced rendering technology. At the same time, the reworked lighting was very different from the original titles and the updated assets didn't hold up to close scrutiny. Some two years later, these titles have been released for mobile devices, with versions for iPhone, iPad, and Android. These promise the same updated graphics, paired with considerable lighting improvements. So how do modern iPhone and iPad devices cope with these divisive remasters and do the new lighting effects rehabilitate their visual designs?
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Sega offers first details on Jet Set Radio, Crazy Taxi revivals
Teases "Tokyo street open world".
Sega has detailed more of its plans to revive a swathe of classic game franchises, including Jet Set Radio, Crazy Taxi, Golden Axe, Shinobi and Steets of Rage.
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Dark Souls 2 PS3, Xbox 360 servers to shut down
Offline play still possible.
Online servers for Dark Souls 2 will be shut down in March, for anyone still playing on either PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360.
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Spider-Man developer issues statement addressing hack
"Like Logan... Insomniac is resilient."
Marvel's Spider-Man developer Insomniac Games has now released a statement addressing the ransomware attack on its studio earlier this month, the release of stolen data this week, and the spread of information on upcoming projects now circulating the internet.
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Digital Foundry | Best graphics of the year: Digital Foundry ranks its top games of 2023
Plus: what connects our highest-ranked GOTY titles?
Recently the Digital Foundry team met up online to discuss the best game graphics of 2023, with Alex Battaglia, John Linneman and Oliver Mackenzie nominating their favourite titles. What struck me about the list - reproduced in full at the end of the article - was how many titles weren't those that were pushing the absolute boundaries of graphics technology in terms of features. Instead, the games chosen - and especially the highest ranking options - were those that were smartly designed to both serve gameplay and take full advantage of the (often limited) hardware they were running on.
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The Day Before servers shut down a month from today
Steam now "proactively" refunding copies.
Game development disaster The Day Before will go dark forever on 22nd January 2024.
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PlayStation U-turns on removal of Discovery content people had paid for
Has now signed an "updated licensing agreement" following criticism.
Sony has said it will no longer delete Discovery content from PlayStation libraries following fan backlash.
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South Park: Snow Day shows weapons and abilities in new gameplay trailer
UPDATE: March release date dug up.
UPDATE 22/12/23: South Park: Snow Day will launch for Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on 26th March 2024. Just in time for spring! How festive.
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Feature | Tell us your favourite Christmas gaming memory and you could win a game of your choice
UPDATE: A winner has been chosen!
UPDATE 22nd December: You do not disappoint! I've laughed, I've wiped away a tear or two, and I've had my heart well and truly warmed. Thank you - thank you to all of you who shared a memory. I've genuinely had a lovely time reading them.
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China seeks to curtail spending in online games
Sending Tencent and NetEase shares tumbling by $80bn.
China has announced new rules to limit the encouragement of spending in online video games, spooking investors in two of the world's biggest publishers.
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Feature | It's that magical Game Catch-up time of year!
What's the game you're going back for?
One of my most bittersweet gaming memories is pretty recent - at most it was a couple of years ago. It was the day after we all knocked off work and I pulled the sofa round in front of the TV and played a game that I wasn't reviewing, or writing about, or checking up on to decide about coverage for. It was that Ubisoft Battle Royale. My memory is terrible and I just had to look up the name. It was Hyper Scape.
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Teenage GTA 6 hacker given indefinite hospital order
Remains high risk to the public, judge decides.
The British teenager who hacked Rockstar and posted a swathe of work-in-progress GTA 6 development material online last year has been sentenced to remain indefinitely in a secure hospital.
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People are posting footage of Marvel's Wolverine from stolen, early version
Prolonging spread of materials that stem from this month's hack.
Marvel's Wolverine is still years from release, but people are currently playing - and uploading footage - of an incomplete early development build found within the files stolen from Insomniac Games by ransomware hackers earlier this month.
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