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  1. Don't Starve's piggy themed DLC expansion Hamlet has left early access

    Gothic wilderness survival adventure Don't Starve is celebrating the full release of its piggy themed DLC expansion Hamlet on PC, arriving after just over seven months of early access development.

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  2. A Skull and Bones screenshot showing two pirate ships engaged in battle while a third is visible on the horizon.

    Ubisoft's long-in-the-works open-world pirate adventure Skull & Bones has been delayed again, seemingly pushing any potential new release date beyond March next year.

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  3. PUBG Mobile rolls out "gameplay management" system for under-18s

    Remember last week when China's restrictive video game laws forced Tencent to (hilariously) re-brand PUBG Mobile as Game for Peace? It seems the publisher is hoping to avoid this situation occurring in other countries, as the company is introducing a gameplay management system for under-18s to "promote healthy gaming behaviours".

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  4. Saints Row: The Third publisher promises Nintendo Switch performance fixes

    Saints Row: The Third publisher promises Nintendo Switch performance fixes

    "Some of you have experienced some more unusual issues..."

    Last week, Saints Row: The Third was relaunched for Nintendo Switch in the guise of its Full Package edition. But, as Digital Foundry reported, the version available at launch also packaged in a number of performance issues.

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  5. Assassin's Creed Odyssey's 'best' ending is its weakest

    This piece contains spoilers for Assassin's Creed Odyssey.

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  6. Stylish shooter Void Bastards will splice BioShock gameplay and Borderlands art in May

    Void Bastards looks like a mash-up of all the best things: it's got the cel-shaded, sci-fi art style of a Borderlands title, gameplay mechanics inspired by BioShock, and dark humour to make even GLaDOS blush. If all that sounds good to you, thankfully you won't have to wait much longer, as Void Bastards is releasing on PC and Xbox One at the end of the month. Mark 29th May on your calendars.

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  7. There's a new Pokémon game for your mobile

    Nintendo recently mentioned a new Pokémon game for mobile devices - and here it is. It's a free-to-play smartphone version of the long-running Pokémon Rumble series, which has appeared on various Nintendo platforms to date.

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  8. The God who Peter Molyneux forgot

    Feature | The God who Peter Molyneux forgot

    For Curiosity winner Bryan Henderson, the prize inside the cube has been anything but life-changing.

    During the early afternoon of 26th May 2013, 18-year-old Scot Bryan Henderson tapped on Peter Molyneux's Curiosity cube for the last time. He had won the game.

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  9. 20 years on, the Tomb Raider story told by the people who were there

    Feature | 20 years on, the Tomb Raider story told by the people who were there

    How Lara Croft lived and died in Derby.

    In July 2010, Lara Croft Way opened in Derby. The name for part of a new ring road was chosen from a shortlist by public vote, with a whopping 89 per cent opting for the character devised by local studio Core Design. As the likes of the BBC reported at the grand opening, a councillor said Derby was "proud of its place in a vibrant creative industry" and that Lara Croft Way was "a fantastic way to celebrate that".

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  10. Seeing Red: The story of CD Projekt

    Feature | Seeing Red: The story of CD Projekt

    How the studio behind The Witcher went from a Polish car park to open world glory.

    The Witcher 3 comes out on Tuesday, 19th May, and so we've hauled an exciting Witcher-related article out of the Eurogamer archive for you to read again or enjoy for the first time if you missed it. Here, Robert Purchese reveals the story of Witcher developer CD Projekt in an article first published in November 2013.

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  11. Fortnite's John Wick skin and LTM details leaked early

    Considering John Wick is an assassin, he's not doing a very good job of keeping his upcoming arrival in Fortnite hidden. After an astute Reddit user noticed his house had appeared at Paradise Palms, leaker FortTory discovered a special Wick's Bounty LTM (complete with challenges) would be arriving in the game.

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  12. There's another new The Walking Dead tie-in game

    The Walking Dead has a mixed history when it comes to video game adaptations. For every season of Telltale's usually great episodic series, there's another game which is a bloody mess.

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  13. Gato Roboto: In the distant future a cat actually does what you ask it to

    Gato Roboto is science fiction but it's also fantasy. It's science fiction because if focuses on a spaceman who crashlands on a strange planet. Stuck in his spaceship, he asks his cat to explore the landscape and find the means to rescue him. It's fantasy because the cat does what it's asked.

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  14. VR rhythm phenomenon Beat Saber leaving PC early access next week with price increase

    Developer Beat Games has announced that its VR rhythm phenomenon Beat Saber will officially leave early access on PC next week, 21st May.

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  15. Ubisoft creative director appears to confirm new Splinter Cell in random tweet

    It barely seems like a few days ago that Eurogamer was bemoaning Ubisoft's continued reluctance to properly resurrect its much loved Splinter Cell series. And now, in an entirely unexpected turn events, Ubisoft creative director Julian Gerighty appears to have rather cavalierly revealed that a new series entry is indeed in the works - although Ubisoft itself is claiming it's all jokes.

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  16. Acclaimed RPG card-battler SteamWorld Quest is heading to PC later this month

    Developer Image & Form's acclaimed RPG card-battler SteamWorld Quest will, after its successful launch on Switch last month, be heading to Steam on 31st May.

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  17. Adorable VR mouse adventure Moss is getting a free DLC chapter next week

    Developer Polyarc has revealed that its delightful VR fantasy adventure Moss will be getting a free DLC episode, titled Twilight Garden, starting next week.

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  18. World of Warcraft Classic gets a release date, and a beta tomorrow

    World of Warcraft Classic will be released on 27th August, Blizzard has announced, and a closed beta will begin tomorrow, 15th May.

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  19. Nintendo Direct broadcast dated for this week

    Nintendo Direct broadcast dated for this week

    Focusing entirely on Mario Maker 2.

    There's a brand new Nintendo Direct broadcast this week - and it's all about Super Mario Maker 2 for Nintendo Switch.

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  20. Saints Row: The Third on Switch is a great idea that's poorly executed

    Digital Foundry | Saints Row: The Third on Switch is a great idea that's poorly executed

    Last-gen performance and input lag issues mar the experience.

    There are two different ways to look at the Switch port of Saints Row: The Third'. From a glass half full perspective, what you're getting an exceptionally close conversion of the PS3 original, closer still if you play in handheld mode. But viewed in a glass half empty way, all of the failings of the last-gen console versions remain in full effect on this new release: let's make no bones about it, performance is poor and the controls have severe input lag issues.

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  21. Borderlands 2 current player numbers suggest Borderlands 3 is going to be huge

    If the excitement surrounding Borderlands 3's announcement hadn't already shown you the scale of the hype behind this game, look no further than past entries in the Borderlands series. Despite Borderlands 2 having been released all the way back in 2012, the game still has a surprisingly large player base - with over a million unique users playing the game every month.

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  22. Mini Metro plays with the tube map in fascinating ways

    One of the greatest tricks of the tube map is to take something elbowy and dark, a place of body heat and sudden gusts and narrow channels and sudden crowds, and render it airy, spacious, clean and elegant. I can hold these two realities in my head whenever I descend: Victoria is both a place of visible overhead cabling and those cream tiles, many pulled away to reveal stylised whitecaps of grouting beneath, and a perfect white bead threaded onto a blue line. The map and the territory are happy to coexist here.

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  23. FIFA 19 gets a unique War Child FC kit in-game

    FIFA 19 gets a unique War Child FC kit in-game

    As War Child FC Steam sale kicks off.

    FIFA 19 now has a unique War Child FC kit in-game.

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  24. Shooters: How Video Games Fund Arms Manufacturers

    Feature | Shooters: How Video Games Fund Arms Manufacturers

    From marketing guns to young people to selling lucrative licenses, Simon Parkin examines the virtual weapons trade.

    This piece was originally published in November 2012.

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  25. The boy who stole Half-Life 2

    Feature | The boy who stole Half-Life 2

    From the archive: the story behind the $250m robbery.

    At 6am on 7th May 2004, Axel Gembe awoke in the small German town of Schönau im Schwarzwald to find his bed surrounded by police officers. Automatic weapons were pointing at his head and the words, "Get out of bed. Do not touch the keyboard," were ringing in his ears.

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  26. Night and the City

    Feature | Night and the City

    From the archive: Chris Donlan plays through L.A. Noire with his dad, who grew up in the city in the 1940s.

    Editor's note: This week sees the re-release of L.A. Noire on PS4, Xbox One and Switch, and to mark the occasion we thought we'd return to Chris Donlan's piece on playing through the game - still one of the very best things ever published on Eurogamer, he'll hate me for saying - which first went live back in 2012. Enjoy!

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  27. The human cost of Red Dead Redemption 2

    Feature | The human cost of Red Dead Redemption 2

    According to the people who made it.

    Red Dead Redemption 2 launched at midnight last night and, right now, millions of people around the world are playing. It's been a long wait - a friend told me recently they'd placed their pre-order over two years ago. The reviews, as expected, are positive. I can't wait to play it.

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