Latest Articles (Page 479)

This week's Dying Light 2 update adds its New Game Plus mode, as well as new endgame content.

If nothing else, Dune: Spice Wars - out in early access tomorrow - definitely feels like reading Dune. Aside from a few, pretty limited tooltips (along the lines of "consider harvesting Spice" - yeah, no kidding), there's no real tutorial in Spice Wars' early access version, and so your first game will feel a lot like opening up Frank Herbert's first chapter. What's going on? Who's this guy? What's that mean? Did my ebook download some kind of bugged version that's missing the first hundred pages?

Publisher Coffee Stain and developer Iron Gate Studio have today announced that their Viking epic Valheim has surpassed 10m sales.

Activision has said it will reveal the "groundbreaking innovations" it is building for new Call of Duty Warzone later this year.

After a controversial launch and a series of updates focussed on course correction, Gran Turismo 7 got its first proper content drop today, bringing three new cars and a sort of new track into the mix, as well as a suite of fixes and new features.

Diablo Immortal will launch on 2nd June for both mobile platforms and via an open beta on PC, Blizzard has announced.

Peridot, the next game from Pokémon Go maker Niantic, has begun to roll out via its recently-announced soft launch.

Ron Gilbert's upcoming Return to Monkey Island will have an easy mode, at least of sorts.

GSC Game World, the Kyiv-based developer of Stalker 2, has had its website blocked by the Russian government.

Sony has said those who are looking to change to a higher tier on its rebranded PS Plus service will be able to do so "easily".

Assassin's Creed maker Ubisoft has attracted early takeover interest from several private equity firms, according to a new report.

Elden Ring... but on a Game Boy?

So many indies struggle making themselves heard against big releases. Even in my position as someone who writes about games, you never truly grasp how many slip through the cracks. Take a look at Steam’s upcoming releases list and you’ll see what I mean: sure, Tunic and Moss: Book II were recent hits, but that’s two games in a sea of thousands. I’ve missed conventions dearly and when I walked into W.A.S.D., that was put into perspective. Showcasing over 100 games, big hitters like Football Manager and Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands were present, yet these indies are what truly shone.

Borderlands 3 will once again offer cross-play support for PlayStation players "later this spring".

Apple has notified developers that apps and games that have gone two full years without an update may be at risk of being removed from the App Store.

Baldur's Gate 3 definitely won't release this year.

Sony is on the hunt for a senior director of PC planning and strategy.

Koei Tecmo has confirmed its increasing its average basic salary in Japan by 23 per cent.

Ubisoft has confirmed that leaked footage of a new and unannounced project codenamed Project Q is real.

The Sinclair ZX Spectrum is 40 and Eurogamer isn't the only one celebrating the occasion. Such is the popularity of the iconic micro – particularly in the UK where it achieved sales of five million over a ten-year period – that its milestone anniversaries always attract mainstream coverage. Kay Burley is probably taking about the ‘rubber-keyed wonder' right now.

Eve Online subscriptions are going up, including the one-month charge, which is being increased for the first time since 2004.

An update to Call of Duty developer Infinity Ward's Twitter page has fans speculating that the team may be ready to announced a new Modern Warfare game.

A member of Santa Monica Studios' development team has confirmed that yes, God of War Ragnarok is still releasing later this year.

Amidst the home computer boom of the mid to late 80s, the Amiga stands out. Commodore’s overpowered successor to the immortal C64, it debuted in 1985 and fostered some unique creative and technological achivements that remain notable to this day, despite the platform's unexpectedly swift downfall. Its library and software, while unforgettable to those who grew up with it, has been woefully underrepresented when it comes to retro gaming content. Now, Retro Games Ltd. has provided us with a brand new plug-and-play solution, the A500 Mini, that promises to bring easy and comfortable entry to the Amiga library to all ages and interests. Let’s take a look at what it offers and how it fares.

Following GOG's example, CD Projekt is reportedly considering introducing paid menstrual leave for its employees.

Games merchandiser Numskull has unveiled a new range of Silent Hill collectables, kicking off with the Bubble Head Nurse.

The release of Halo Infinite's co-op campaign has seemingly slipped to August 2022.

Activision has revealed what's coming up in Call of Duty: Mobile's newest season, Wild Dogs, which includes a "brand-new way to play battle royale" via its new mode, Sandstorm.

I’m fairly sure I became fascinated with boxing due to Muhammad Ali. He moved like no one I’ve ever seen, skipping gracefully around the ring, darting in and out with feints like a fencer, sometimes slapping gloves together as if clapping. ‘Dancing’, is what Ali called it.

The baptismal fires are waiting. Steam Deck, like countless initiate PCs before it, must be christened: as with every new piece of hardware, one question must be answered. Can it run Crysis? The answer is no, it cannot. The original 2007 release locks up with a black screen. Crysis Remastered though? It boots, it runs, it plays - and with handheld-optimised settings you can get a great experience that almost sustains 60 frames per second. Looking for fidelity over outright performance? It'll do a great job of running at medium settings too at native resolution, effectively putting this portable rendition of the game up there with the original release running at its very high preset - and running at native 720p too.