The PC Gaming category is dedicated to the vast and ever-evolving world of computer-based gaming. With a rich history and a future filled with innovations, PC gaming offers an immersive experience that ranges from high-end graphical wonders to indie gems. Whether it's the latest triple-A titles, strategic simulations, or updates on gaming peripherals, this section delves deep into everything related to PC gaming. Readers can explore in-depth reviews, news on upcoming releases, tweaks to enhance performance, and insights into the trends shaping the PC gaming industry.
Splitgate's studio has inadvertently revealed a Titanfall spiritual successor on Steam before any official announcement. The game's Steam page, though sparse, hints at a significant project. Fans of Titanfall are eagerly anticipating more news on this unannounced title.
Outward 2, the RPG that eschews power fantasy for survival as a regular adventurer, is set to release on July 7th for PC. Ahead of its launch, a closed beta runs from May 26th to June 8th. Remarkably, the game's system requirements are lenient, ensuring even less powerful PCs can run it smoothly.
Hasbro has cancelled the single-player Dungeons & Dragons action-adventure game being developed by Star Wars Jedi director Stig Asmussen's studio, Giant Skull, less than a year after its announcement. The project, promising "immersive storytelling" and "heroic combat," was halted despite Asmussen's team being open to further collaborations with Wizards of the Coast. This cancellation is part of Hasbro's broader, billion-dollar push into the video game market with D&D titles.
EMPULSE, the latest from Splitgate developer 1047 Games, unexpectedly surfaces on Steam as a Titanfall-inspired, fast-paced 6v6 movement shooter. Featuring wallrun, grapple, Holojump, and mech piloting, it promises a strong emphasis on vertical movement. Fans of Titanfall may find a spiritual successor, but 1047 Games' past failures cast a shadow over its potential.
The Asus ROG NUC 16, packing Intel Arrow Lake HX processors and GeForce RTX 50-series mobile GPU, promises high-performance gaming in a compact form. However, its staggering $4,400 pre-order price in China raises significant questions about its value for money, especially when compared to equally capable but more affordable alternatives like the Lenovo Legion Pro 7i. For gamers, the NUC's exorbitant cost far outweighs its space-saving benefits.
Steam is offering users a brand new free game, available for claim until May 25. This latest freebie is a surprise addition to the platform's giveaways. Claim it now to add to your library.
Slay the Spire 2 suffered a severe review bomb on Steam, yet surprisingly, its sales remained largely unaffected. According to a Steam expert, "in any other case you would say this game is dead" based on the review bomb's severity. However, the game's sales tell a different story, highlighting the complex relationship between user reviews and purchasing decisions.
The gaming world has witnessed the dawn of 1,000 Hz monitors, promising unparalleled smoothness. But what drives this technological leap, and is it truly a necessity for gamers? Dive into the rationale and implications of this high-refresh-rate technology.
Far Far West, the sci-fi fantasy co-op shooter, has achieved a remarkable milestone by selling over 1 million copies in just three weeks on Steam Early Access. Publisher Fireshine Games has simultaneously made a strong stance against the use of generative AI in core game creation, echoing sentiments similar to Hooded Horse. This move contrasts with the industry's mixed approach to AI tools.
Hidden Depths, a roguelike game from a solo developer, has achieved unprecedented success on Steam, generating roughly $1.8 million in sales in just three weeks. The developer's share of $220,000 underscores the title's unexpected surge in popularity. This breakthrough highlights the platform's potential for indie games to thrive with the right reception.
