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One of the best of the many first-person puzzlers that followed in Portal's wake, The Talos Principle offered what felt like a complete experience. The possibility space of its puzzles—tools that you'd move around to overcome environmental obstacles—was thoroughly explored. And its story—a kind of meditation on the nature...

The new Rust update makes life in the sky a lot more interesting....

There are some great 30 minute dungeon runs in your future if you've got tolerance for—or enjoy—old school tropes....

Interestingly, the demo was apparently running ray traced visuals, and was utilising Nvidia's Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) in order to offer playable frame rates that will make enabling such fancy effects actually worthwhile.

Eric Barone says he has lots more images from his new game to share, but right now he's focused on Stardew Valley 1.6....

Several years ago PCG reported on the early stages of a project by programmer James Lambert, who really loves the N64 and decided for the hell of it to make a version of Portal that runs on hardware first released in 1996....

What fixes are they? Never you mind.

THQ Nordic wants a little more space for its Alone in the Dark reboot to breathe.

Japanese gamers have continued to embrace the PC as a platform at staggering rates, jumping up 43% from 131.3 billion yen to 189.2 billion yen in 2022. That's a total size of about $1.3 billion US. The data comes from the latest report by Kadokawa ASCII Research Laboratories, an industry think tank which compiles yearly material...

Countless moral dilemmas are bound to ensue.

The PvP dungeon crawl wiped progress today but also brought back voice chat.

Well well well, if it isn't the consequences of my own actions.

Bringing AI to bear on those noisy traced rays.

Aaron Keller pledged to improve the game for "players who are playing now."

David Vonderhaar had been with Treyarch since Call of Duty 2.

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