If, like me, you also played the demo, you'll be pleased to know that Synergy's early access adds many more buildings, vegetation, exploration, and decorations. I was surprised to see just how big the research trees had become, with eight branches and around 60 different aspects to research, including new buildings, ways to...
You have to run it for thousands of hours, while not playing games, to make it happen.
The downside is no one will see that you have all the achievements.
AI FSR for AMD GPUs everywhere or just the upcoming RDNA 4 chips? Place your bets now.
It's more than meets the eye.
Well well well, if it isn't the consequences of my own actions.
Added visual sizzle for multi-monitor fans is coming in a future update.
Making headlines in an early access management sim.
Don't call it a comeback.
Baldur's Gate 3 has worked out very well for Hasbro
They didn't say metaverse, but they're definitely thinking it.
Yager's controversial military shooter was pulled from Steam and other storefronts last night.
Though you only get the pared back Intel Meteor Lake chip for that money.
The obsession continues.
Just in case you forgot, there's actually two big early access survival game out this month.
"Subscription models will always end up being cost/benefit analysis exercises intended to maximise profit."
Sounds less like a handheld and more like a Marvel villain, but at least the hardware's intriguing.
But vows to fight on anyway.
It's aiming to be budget friendly, so don't expect cutting edge hardware
The kind of warm-up that produces a devastating injury, but a warm-up nonetheless.
The Steam train keeps a-rollin' down the tracks.
But there's not a whole lot eXTra in this new GPU, though.
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe there's a precedent for this: a pirate MMO server has been granted an official license to continue operating legally. At the moment, it sounds like this is a deal applying to this one City of Heroes server, but hey, baby steps. City of Heroes was the only MMO I ever got...
Willis Gibson, A.K.A blue scuti, made history last month.
Arion Kurtaj was a "key member" of the Lapsus$ gang that also hacked Nvidia, Samsung, and Microsoft.
