With State of Decay 3 finally starting to pick up steam, Undead Labs have confirmed that its initial 2020 announcement trailer was little more than a “concept.”
Read More »Titan Army joins the 1000Hz monitor club with the U275M
Titan Army is stepping into the “hyper refresh rate” segment with the U275M, a 27-inch gaming monitor that is part of a new wave of dual-mode displays that trade resolution for hyper-fast refresh rates over 1000Hz. As noted by Wccftech, at 1060Hz, the U275M currently ranks second-fastest among publicly announced …
Read More »Star Wars Eclipse is still ‘years away’ from completion
Star Wars Eclipse was first announced in 2021 but very little new information has come out about the game since. As it turns out, the reason for that is simple - development has been moving very slowly, with the game still projected to be 'years away'.
Read More »Intel Serpent Lake rumored to feature Nvidia RTX GPU tile
We might be about to witness the most surprising collaboration in the history of x86 computing. The prospect of Intel and Nvidia collaborating on a single SoC is something most would never have thought would happen. However, there are rumours that it might materialise under the Serpent Lake series of …
Read More »Gray Zone Warfare Spearhead update brings massive player surge
Gray Zone Warfare has been out for a while now but hasn't made headlines as of late. That changed over the weekend thanks to the success of the new Spearhead update, which resulted in a 1000% player increase for the game. After the update, according to the developer, the monthly …
Read More »Valve to use anonymous player data for Steam store FPS estimates
Valve is reportedly developing a new feature for the Steam client that lets buyers gauge how well a game will run on their system. Newly discovered code strings in the Steam client suggest that the store will soon provide estimated frame rates for games based on real-world hardware data shared …
Read More »New action-roguelike Morbid Metal hits Early Access this week
Ubisoft and indie developer Screen Juice have officially announced that their action roguelike, Morbid Metal, will slash its way into Steam Early Access on April 8th. Initially a solo university project by Felix Schade in 2017, the game's high-octane combat eventually caught the attention of Ubisoft, leading to a publishing …
Read More »Xbox’s long-awaited State of Decay 3 finally hits alpha
The long-anticipated survival sequel State of Decay 3 has finally re-emerged with the official announcement of its first alpha playtest. After years of sporadic updates and a perceived silence that left many fans questioning the project's status, Undead Labs released a new trailer signaling that development is reaching a major …
Read More »Otherside Entertainment redesigns Thick As Thieves as a singleplayer experience
Warren Spector's (Deus Ex director) latest venture into the immersive sim genre is undergoing a major overhaul. OtherSide Entertainment officially announced this week that Thick As Thieves is abandoning its original asymmetrical PvPvE design. Instead of the competitive “thief-on-thief” action that was first teased at The Game Awards 2024, the …
Read More »PlayStation removes most PC mentions from its website
Sony appears to be performing a U-turn on its PC strategy. While Microsoft is moving toward a platform-agnostic future, Sony is reportedly doubling down on the PlayStation console ecosystem. This shift is no longer merely a rumour. It's now reflected on the official PlayStation Studios website, where the company has …
Read More »Bethesda details Starfield’s unique PS5 features ahead of its launch
Two and a half years on from its initial release on Xbox and PC, Bethesda Game Studios’ Starfield is finally set to land on the PlayStation 5. Arriving tomorrow alongside the long-awaited Terran Armada DLC (and their ‘free lanes’ update), the team have detailed all of the various PS5 exclusive features being implemented – including creative use of the DualSense controller.
Read More »Cyberpunk TCG is officially the “Most Funded Game in Crowdfunding History”
The Cyberpunk TCG is already breaking records prior to its release, officially becoming the the most funded game in crowdfunding history.
Read More »Naughty Dog potentially teasing a return to Uncharted
Naughty Dog appears to be conducting research for a brand new project, with many believing it could be Uncharted related.
Read More »Sony acquires ML-focused company ‘Cinemersive Labs’
Sony have announced the acquisition of machine learning focused studio Cinemersive Labs; joining their Visual Computing Group.
Read More »8BitDo celebrates Apple’s 50th anniversary with AP50 aluminum keyboard
8BitDo is moving from its affordable retro roots into the high-end market with its latest keyboard release, the AP50. Created to commemorate Apple's 50th anniversary, this limited edition mechanical keyboard is a love letter to the Apple II. While the beige and brown colourway screams 70s, the construction is strictly …
Read More »SteamOS propels Linux to record 5.33% share in latest Steam Survey
The latest Steam Hardware and Software Survey results for March 2026 show Linux crossing the 5% market share threshold for the first time in the platform's history. According to the data, Linux-based systems jumped to 5.33% of the total user base, a massive 3.10% increase over the previous month. As …
Read More »Sony’s next-gen handheld rumoured to outperform Xbox Series S
Sony might finally be ready to jump back into the handheld market with more than just a streaming accessory. According to recent reports, Sony’s long-rumoured next-gen handheld (codenamed Project Canis) is being designed to outperform the Xbox Series S.
Read More »Amazon Prime subscribers can claim 12 free PC games this month
Each month, subscribers to Amazon Prime are able to claim a wide range of ‘free’ games as part of the company’s Prime Gaming initiative. Over the course of April 2026, subscribers will be able to claim 12 different titles, including legendary strategy games like XCOM and Total War.
Read More »Eidos Montreal reportedly cancelled an open-world game 7 years in development
Earlier this week we learned that the studio behind Deus Ex Human Revolution and Mankind Divided, Eidos Montreal, was undergoing a third round of job cuts, including the departure of the Studio's head. As it turns out, this most recent round of layoffs may have been spurred by a major …
Read More »The Last of Us Online was ‘nearly complete’ when cancelled
Sony caught a lot of criticism for cancelling The Last of Us Online a couple of years ago. Recently, the former director on that game talked a bit more about it, sharing that the game was '80% complete' when it was scrapped.
Read More »Leaker claims Steam Deck 2 targeting 2028 launch
Valve has continued to remain firm on its plans to not release a Steam Deck 2 until there was a true generational leap in performance. As it turns out, that leap may not be far off, as it has been claimed that the Steam Deck 2 was being planned for 2028.
Read More »AOC’s new Agon Pro AG326UZD2 boasts 240Hz Penta Tandem QD-OLED panel
The latest Agon Pro gaming monitor from AOC looks to be very impressive. It is the first of their monitors to sport a 4th Generation QD-OLED Penta Tandem panel, a newer type of panel that aims to push OLED brightness and longevity to new heights. According to Displayspecifications, the display …
Read More »DeepCool LT360 Vision ARGB AIO cooler arrives with massive 4.5-inch IPS flip-screen
We've seen a lot of AIO CPU coolers with screens integrated into the CPU block. DeepCool is looking to make this the centrepiece of your build with the new LT360 Vision ARGB, which mounts a massive 4.5-inch IPS screen onto the cooler. The centrepiece of this 360mm cooler is a …
Read More »Nvidia App update adds beta version of Auto Shader Compilation
Intel recently added a driver-level shader compilation setting for Arc GPUs. Now, Nvidia is rolling out something similar with the beta form of Auto Shader Compilation. Historically, every driver update or game patch invalidated your existing shader cache, forcing your CPU to recompile thousands of files the next time you …
Read More »Nexon says The First Descendant has ‘retention issues’
During a recent financial presentation, Nexon President, Junghun Lee, commented on the recent successes and failures with its online games over the past year. Interestingly, The First Descendant was named as a struggling title, despite its initially strong launch.
Read More »More evidence points to StarCraft shooter in development
For around a year now, we have been hearing rumours about a new StarCraft game being in development. Now, we have our strongest evidence yet thanks to new job openings at Blizzard.
Read More »Black Ops 7 Season 3 adds 9 new maps, half a dozen weapons and much more
Black Ops 7 Season 3 officially goes live today alongside major Warzone changes; a new Zombies mode; Endgame overhaul and much more.
Read More »Call of Duty Zombies icon Jason Blundell announces new ‘Magic Fractal Studios’
COD Zombies icon Jason Blundell has announced a brand new studio, Magic Fractal Studios, following the unceremonious closure of Dark Outlaw Games by Sony.
Read More »MSI rolls out new Stealth gaming laptops with Core Ultra Series 3 CPUs
Back at CES, Intel launched its new Core Ultra Series 3 processors, based on the new Panther Lake architecture. MSI has prepared a rollout of new gaming laptops for 2026 with Intel's latest CPUs at the heart of them, alongside RTX 50 series GPUs.
Read More »The Super Mario Galaxy Movie premieres to ‘Rotten’ critic score
Early reviews for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie are live, revealing a sequel which is visually pleasing but rather shallow.
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