Avalanche Studios has announced that its open-world survival game, Generation Zero, will release on March 26th. Furthermore, the team has revealed (via its Steam store page) the game’s official PC system requirements. Continue reading Avalanche’s Generation Zero releases on March 26th, official PC system requirements revealed
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Real-time ray tracing in games may take off as next-gen Xbox is rumoured to be supporting it
A recent Reddit post claimed to be presenting some new information about the next-gen Xbox console. Now while this post has been deleted, it appears that some information that contained could be true. Continue reading Real-time ray tracing in games may take off as next-gen Xbox is rumoured to be supporting it
NVIDIA GeForce GTX1660Ti rumoured to be releasing on February 15th, priced at 279 USD
It appears that NVIDIA will be launching the first GPU in its NVIDIA GeForce GTX Turing series next month. According to HardOCP, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX1660Ti is real, will launch on February 15th and will be priced at $279. Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce GTX1660Ti rumoured to be releasing on February 15th, priced at 279 USD
Adventure/stealth game, A Plague Tale: Innocence, releases on May 14th
Focus Home Interactive has released a new behind-the-scenes video for A Plague Tale: Innocence. According to the press release, the first episode focuses on Amicia and Hugo, the two main characters of A Plague Tale: Innocence, and their relationship. Continue reading Adventure/stealth game, A Plague Tale: Innocence, releases on May 14th
PUBG and Fortnite end 2018 on a high note, CS:GO free to play a success, Battlefield 5 falls short
SuperData Arcade has shared its monthly report, claiming that PLAYERUNKNOWN’s Battlegrounds and Fortnite ended the year on a high note. Going into more details, Fortnite had its highest grossing month to date, while PUBG sold 2.75 million units across console and PC. Continue reading PUBG and Fortnite end 2018 on a high note, CS:GO free to play a success, Battlefield 5 falls short
Deep Silver comments on Metro Exodus using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech
A lot of PC gamers were disappointed when they discovered earlier this week that Metro Exodus will be using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech. Naturally, the game’s Steam forum was filled with threads asking Deep Silver and 4A Games to reconsider it and remove it. And, surprisingly enough, the publisher has responded and stated its policy regarding Metro Exodus and all of its future games. Continue reading Deep Silver comments on Metro Exodus using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech
Crytek and Improbable are working on a triple-A multiplayer game using CRYENGINE and SpatialOS
Crytek has announced that it is currently working with Improbable for a new AAA game, built using CRYENGINE and SpatialOS. Crytek claimed that it is excited about the possibilities for developers offered by SpatialOS and its next-generation multiplayer gameplay, and this new game will aim to showcase these possibilities. Continue reading Crytek and Improbable are working on a triple-A multiplayer game using CRYENGINE and SpatialOS
Modder uses AI Neural Upscaling to improve the textures of Half-Life’s NPCs
Earlier this month, we informed you about an ESRGAN mod for the first Half-Life that used AI-enhanced techniques in order to improve the game’s environmental textures. And today, we are presenting you another AI-enhanced texture pack that aims to overhaul the textures of NPCs. Continue reading Modder uses AI Neural Upscaling to improve the textures of Half-Life’s NPCs
Bethesda debunks the Fallout 76 free to play rumours
A new rumour surfaced yesterday, suggesting that Fallout 76 would be going free to play. This rumour was based on a report that EB Games was removing physical copies of Fallout 76 from its shelves and while this could be true, it appears that Bethesda does not plan to turn Fallout 76 into a free to play game. Continue reading Bethesda debunks the Fallout 76 free to play rumours
Resident Evil 2 Remake PC demo was based on the latest build, final version suffers from same issues
On January 11th, Capcom released the PC demo for Resident Evil 2 Remake. A lot of players assumed that this PC demo was based on an older build, however it appears that it is actually based on the final build that will be available in a couple of days to all customers. Continue reading Resident Evil 2 Remake PC demo was based on the latest build, final version suffers from same issues