Hugo Cardoso has informed us about the release of Survivor Squad: Gauntlets on Steam. Survivor Squad: Gauntlets is a Strategy-Action game where you command a Squad of Survivors in a world where Line of Sight is extremely important, you cannot shoot what you cannot see. Continue reading Survivor Squad: Gauntlets Is Now Fully Available on Steam
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Remnants of Isolation – Traditional JRPG – Now Available on Steam
Publisher Degica has informed us about the release of Remnants of Isolation on Steam. Remnants of Isolation is priced at 9,99€, comes with a 20% discount until May 8th, and is described as a traditional JRPG which turns the idea of magic on its head. Continue reading Remnants of Isolation – Traditional JRPG – Now Available on Steam
GTA V – Multiplayer Mod with Dedicated Servers & User-made Game Modes – Experimental Version Out
The team behind FiveM – a multiplayer modification for Grand Theft Auto V which offers an advanced multiplayer environment for people to play on dedicated servers with user-made game modes – has released its first experimental version. Continue reading GTA V – Multiplayer Mod with Dedicated Servers & User-made Game Modes – Experimental Version Out
Black Mesa’s Upcoming Announcement Could Be About Steam Release, Workshop Now Live
Yesterday, we informed you about an unknown countdown timer that appeared on the official Black Mesa website. Now we know that most of you are hoping for the Xen missions to be released, however this most probably will not be the case. Continue reading Black Mesa’s Upcoming Announcement Could Be About Steam Release, Workshop Now Live
Rockstar Support: “Cosmetic Mods Are Not A Bannable Offense”, Half-Life-Like Gravity Gun Mod Released
A couple of days ago, various reports surfaced suggesting that Rockstar Games was banning GTA V users that were using mods in their games. As you’d expect, a lot of PC gamers got angry about this whole thing. However, it appears that Rockstar allows and does not ban cosmetic mods. Continue reading Rockstar Support: “Cosmetic Mods Are Not A Bannable Offense”, Half-Life-Like Gravity Gun Mod Released
NVIDIA Shield Streamer Service Impacts Performance By 3-6%, Disable For Extra FPS Boost In Games
It appears that NVIDIA has enabled a streamer service that impacts performance on PC systems that are equipped with its graphics cards. According to the research of Reddit’s “lhikary”, NVIDIA has automatically enabled NVIDIA Sheild Streamer Service on its drivers; a service that is useless to all those not owning a Shield device. Continue reading NVIDIA Shield Streamer Service Impacts Performance By 3-6%, Disable For Extra FPS Boost In Games
Yooka-Laylee – New Platformer From Creators Of Donkey Kong Country – Gets Kickstarter Campaign
Back in March, we informed you about Playtonic’s Project Ukulele. Project Ukulele has been renamed to Yooka-Laylee, and Playtonic Games has launched a Kickstarter campaign for this new platformer. And as you’d expect, this Kickstarter campaign hit its initial goal in just a couple of hours. Continue reading Yooka-Laylee – New Platformer From Creators Of Donkey Kong Country – Gets Kickstarter Campaign
Black Mesa – Mysterious Countdown Timer Appears
A mysterious countdown timer appeared on Black Mesa’s official website, hinting towards: a) a new trailer for the unreleased content of Black Mesa or b) a possible release of that unreleased content. Continue reading Black Mesa – Mysterious Countdown Timer Appears
D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die – PC Details, Control Mechanics & Requirements Revealed
Swery65 has revealed the first PC details and requirements for D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die. PC gamers can expect 60fps when using the recommended settings, and load times have been reduced. In addition, Swery65 explained the game’s PC control mechanics, and revealed its PC graphics settings. Continue reading D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die – PC Details, Control Mechanics & Requirements Revealed
Square Enix on DX12: “It took around three weeks to get the basic rendering working on DirectX 12”
During this year’s Build Developer Conference, Microsoft showcased an amazing tech demo from Square Enix. Afterwards, Microsoft presented an interview in which Square Enix revealed that it took them three weeks to get the basic rendering of their Luminous engine running on DX12. Not only that, but Square Enix claimed that it wasn’t really a difficult task implementing DX12 support. Continue reading Square Enix on DX12: “It took around three weeks to get the basic rendering working on DirectX 12”