Sony has officially announced that it will bring all of its first-party titles on the PC platform. In an effort to appeal to a broader audience, the Japanese company will release a couple of games later this year, and more titles in 2019. Continue reading Sony’s first-party titles officially coming to the PC, Horizon Zero Dawn in Q4 2018, God of War in 2019
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Ken Silverman’s BUILD2 Engine is available for download, lets you create your own retro FPS games
I’m pretty sure that most of you retro fans already know the BUILD Engine. This first-person shooter engine, created by Ken Silverman, powered some classic FPS games such as Duke Nukem 3D, Shadow Warrior, Blood, Powerslave and Redneck Rampage. And we are happy to report that its successor, BUILD2 Engine, is now available for download and is distributed for free to everyone. Continue reading Ken Silverman’s BUILD2 Engine is available for download, lets you create your own retro FPS games
CEMU 1.11.6 is now available, improves emulation compatibility, adds UI game list
The team behind the best WiiU emulator, CEMU, has released a brand new version. CEMU 1.11.6 is now available to all Patreon backers and will be made available to the public on April 3rd. Continue reading CEMU 1.11.6 is now available, improves emulation compatibility, adds UI game list
This mod for Need for Speed removes its annoying chromatic aberration and vignette effects
Modder ‘GrosRelou’ has released a new mod for the 2016 version of Need for Speed that removes its annoying chromatic aberration and vignette effects. Chromatic aberration is perhaps the worst effect we’ve ever seen, and every developer should be offering options to disable it. And when that is not possible, we have to rely on such mods, so thank God for modders. Continue reading This mod for Need for Speed removes its annoying chromatic aberration and vignette effects
Amazon Game Studios cancels its team battle sport game that would be using its Lumberyard Engine, Breakaway
Amazon Game Studios has announced that it has cancelled the development of its team battle sports game that would be the first one using its Lumberyard Engine, Breakaway. The team claimed that it was unable to achieve the breakthrough that made the game what it hoped it could be, and such as it has decided to focus on new ideas. Continue reading Amazon Game Studios cancels its team battle sport game that would be using its Lumberyard Engine, Breakaway
Star Citizen Alpha 3.1 is now available, new details and screenshots unveiled
Roberts Space Industries and Cloud Imperium Games have announced the release of Star Citizen Alpha 3.1 to its eager fan base. Star Citizen is an epic first-person experience where players fly highly detailed space ships, battle on foot through massive environments, explore life-sized planets and moons, and discover boundless adventure in an ever-changing and expanding galaxy. Continue reading Star Citizen Alpha 3.1 is now available, new details and screenshots unveiled
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and Grand Theft Auto V surpass 33 & 10 million Steam sales, respectively
It appears that PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and Grand Theft Auto V are still among the best selling PC games on Steam. According to the latest Steamspy stats, Bluehole’s battle-royale title has surpassed 33 million copies. Continue reading PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and Grand Theft Auto V surpass 33 & 10 million Steam sales, respectively
Mirror’s Edge, Dark Souls and Silent Hill 2 recreated in Unreal Engine 4
Cattus, unknownexe96 and Evie Shudder have shared some screenshots and videos from their latest recreations in Unreal Engine 4. Cattus is currently remaking an environment based on Mirror’s Edge, whereas unknownexe96 has showcased Silent Hill 2 in Unreal Engine 4. Unfortunately, though, these projects will not be made available to the public. Continue reading Mirror’s Edge, Dark Souls and Silent Hill 2 recreated in Unreal Engine 4
Kingdom Come: Deliverance Patch 1.4.1 released, fixes corrupted saves
Yesterday, Warhorse Studios released a new major update for Kingdom Come: Deliverance. This patch introduced a new HD Texture Pack, new HD Audio, and fixed 200 major bugs. However, it appears that this patch also corrupted some save files. Thankfully, the team was quick to react and released a hotfix that resolves this issues. Continue reading Kingdom Come: Deliverance Patch 1.4.1 released, fixes corrupted saves
New Dynasty Warriors 9 update adds Photo Mode
KOEI Tecmo has released a new update for Dynasty Warriors 9. Instead of focusing on improving the game’s overall performance, though, this update adds a Photo Mode. Yes, a Photo Mode, because apparently this is more important than improving the actual gaming experience. Continue reading New Dynasty Warriors 9 update adds Photo Mode