Computer Artworks’ adaptation of the 1982 movie The Thing was a standout third-person shooter back in 2002. The game managed to capture the paranoia and tension of the movie, with players having to constantly question the loyalty of their squadmates. The limited supply of blood tests added an extra layer of suspense, as players had
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When delving into the realm of Steam Next Fest demos, one cannot avoid the dark and absurd world of Half Sword. In this demo, players are thrown into a bleak, midnight world where mostly naked individuals engage in chaotic and physics-based combat. The premise of the game revolves around fighting for possession of a hat,
Bella Wants Blood is a tower defence game that takes horror to a whole new level. The game features a monstrous creature named Bella, who is constantly hungry for blood. As players, you are tasked with setting up various defense mechanisms such as Stabbers, Rattlers, Slingers, and Lookers to prevent Bella from turning her attention
The report on the development of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League sheds light on the detrimental impact of corporate interference in game development. The studio, known for its successful singleplayer experiences, was pushed to create a multiplayer live service game by corporate owners. This decision not only went against the studio’s expertise but also
Fucksweeper is not just your average game. It is a unique and twisted version of the classic Minesweeper that will challenge even the most experienced gamers. With elements of dating sims and a plethora of generative AI filth, Fucksweeper offers a gaming experience like no other. The game is designed to push boundaries and provoke
Modifications, or mods, have become an integral part of enhancing the gaming experience in various titles. They provide players with the opportunity to tailor the game to their preferences, whether it be tweaking visuals, gameplay mechanics, or even creating entirely new content. In the realm of Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) CRPGs, mods play a crucial
Rumors suggest that The Last of Us Part II will be making its way to the PC platform, following in the footsteps of its predecessor. The PC port of the game has reportedly been in development since at least 2021 and was said to have been completed as early as last November. Despite the completion
Sony has announced the upcoming release of a PC adapter for its PlayStation VR2 headset, which will bring official PC support to the device. This adapter is set to launch on August 7th for a price of £50/$60. While this may sound like an exciting addition for VR enthusiasts, there are several key features that
Avalanche Studios, known for creating popular games like Just Cause and Mad Max, made a shocking announcement recently. The Swedish-based company revealed that they would be laying off 50 developers, which accounts for nine percent of their global workforce. In addition to the layoffs, Avalanche Studios also made the tough decision to close their New
Elden Ring’s expansion Shadow Of The Erdtree has been making waves among gamers, and one key aspect that has caught attention is the standalone leveling system. Having had the opportunity to delve into a portion of the expansion, I feel compelled to take a deeper look at this unique feature that sets it apart from