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"I remember uploading the build, crossing my fingers that things wouldn't immediately fall apart": A year later, city builder mega-hit Manor Lords has a bigger dev team teasing big updates

From better AI to medieval art, there's a lot to look forward to

GamesRadar

Bethesda asked Oblivion Remastered fans for "suggestions and feedback," and boy did it get some - from "a special flesh sculptor" and better dungeons, to making the RPG more "like Skyrim"

No matter how hard we try, we can never escape Skyrim

GamesRadar

FromSoftware says "we are profoundly thankful for your lasting devotion" as Elden Ring hits 30 million copies sold ahead of Switch 2 launch

"May your path be forever guided by the Grace of Gold"

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Predator: Badlands director reveals the surprising and "devastating" PS2 game that inspired his upcoming movie

Shout out to Shadow of the Colossus

Total Film

After D&D publisher briefly tried to tear it down, Baldur's Gate 3 boss says mods like Stardew Valley's "Baldur's Village" help keep games alive: "I think you should applaud that"

Larian's RPG is in modders' hands now, after all

GamesRadar

I had fun blasting fungus limbs in Mycopunk, Devolver Digital's co-op shooter, but it'll take a lot to lure me away from Deep Rock Galactic

Hands-on | Devolver Digital's new co-op shooter, Mycopunk, has fun and unique sci-fi blasting ideas, but it needs to offer a lot to win me over from its competition

GamesRadar

The rumored battle for StarCraft publishing rights is apparently over with Nexon reportedly entering main negotiations with Blizzard

It was previously reported that Nexon, Krafton, Netmarble, and NCSoft were in competition over the rights

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Doom slithers and dithers its way with a 16-color Atari ST port

Jonas Eschenburg shows off Doom running on the classic Atari ST system—complete with 16 color support and more dithering than you can shake a stick at.

Tom’s Hardware

Crafting the imaginative, evolving environments of Guild Wars 2 "affords us so much creativity"

ArenaNet's Tami Foote explains why making game art for this iconic MMO is a joy.

Creative Bloq

The Super Pocket retro handheld is cheaper than a Switch 2 game, but you'll want to grab one before that potentially changes

The Super Pocket is a a remarkably cheap retro handheld that costs significantly less than a Switch 2 game, but US tariffs could result in it costing more.

GamesRadar

GTA 6 release date and online mode reveal weeks away, per latest leak

We may soon find out what chaos you can unleash in GTA 6’s insane take on Florida

Evening Standard

Oblivion features warring goblins as one quest designer thought turning a side quest's gimmick into a whole thing "wouldn't be a lot more work," but looking back he's not sure if that was "actually true"

It might not have been easy to make, but the feature "certainly allowed for fun emergent gameplay"

GamesRadar

I've had a ton of fun playing Skin Deep, but I hope the developers fix the game's crashing problems

Skin Deep is an immersive sim that tasks players with clearly pirates from spaceships in complicated ways. It's a lot of fun, but beware of crashing issues.

Windows Central

Skin Deep review: "A genuinely stellar immersive sim, replete with chaos"

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I love Blue Prince for one simple reason: it's the closest thing we'll get to a House of Leaves game

Opinion | Navidson’s Mansion

Inverse

45 Years Ago, Nintendo Was Just Getting Started

Nintendo’s legendary Game & Watch series was inspired by a bored businessman.

Windows Central

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion causes another Bethesda game to shoot up the charts

When Bethesda hits, everything they make hits.

GamesRadar

After 3 hours, I'm impressed by how Blades of Fire smelts Dark Souls and Monster Hunter together to forge high-impact action into twisted new shapes

Hands-on | Three hours with MercurySteam's followup to the superb Metroid Dread – Blades of Fire is a soulslike strengthened in the fires of fun ideas

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New Xbox games launching this week, from April 28 through May 4 — Towerborne arrives in Xbox Game Pass

Co-op action-RPG Towerborne is just one of many new Xbox games launching this week, from April 28 through May 4.

Radio France Internationale

From geeks to box office gold: why Hollywood is banking on video games

Driven by cult franchises with a strong fan base, adaptations of video games into films and TV shows are filling cinemas, dominating platforms and raking in millions. Encouraged by the success of The Last of Us and A Minecraft Movie, video games are fast becoming Hollywood's new golden goose.

GamesRadar

"The demonic lovechild of Balatro and Buckshot Roulette" is a roguelite horror game where you out-gamble the devil and it got over 100k Steam wishlists in a week

CloverPit's demo proves why

Windows Central

I've been testing one of the best value 4K OLED gaming monitors, and it's awesome — but watch out for tariffs

The ASUS ROG Strix OLED 27 (XG27UCDMG) is a fantastic OLED gaming monitor with the best specs, performance, and features for under $1,000. Tariffs may hurt, though.

Windows Central

'Clair Obscur: Expedition 33' hits 1 million copies sold in just three days (not including Xbox Game Pass) proving demand for photorealistic JRPG-styled games

They said you don't want turn-based games. Well, it's my turn to inform you that Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has sold 1 million copies already.

Tom’s Hardware

Game controller exports to Russia banned by UK gov — hopes to reduce options for enemy drone pilots

The UK's Foreign Office has implemented a ban on game controller exports to Russia.

Windows Central

'Clair Obscur: Expedition 33' utterly destroys Square Enix's gaslighting over Final Fantasy turn-based combat

A new "JRPG" from France has destroyed Square Enix's Naoki Yoshida gaslighting over turn-based combat, and reminds us how corporations kill creativity.

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