Bethesda has released the first post-launch update for Fallout 76. According to the release notes, this first patch addresses several performance issues and resolves hitches during gameplay. Moreover, the game client and servers have received additional stability improvements so theoretically the game should be more stable now. Continue reading First Fallout 76 post-launch update released, full patch release notes revealed
Black Mesa: Xen will release in Q2 2019
The Black Mesa team has announced that Black Mesa: Xen will release in Q2 2019. In order to celebrate this announcement, as well as Half-Life’s 20th anniversary, the team has also released a new trailer that you can find below. Continue reading Black Mesa: Xen will release in Q2 2019
Alien Isolation VR mod adds motion controller support, making it one of the best VR games to date
Back in 2014, we informed you about a mod for Alien: Isolation that re-enabled Oculus Rift Support. Since then, modder ‘Nibre’ has been working on this mod – obviously not on a daily basis – and released yesterday a new version that adds proper motion controller support. As such, Alien Isolation can now be fully played in VR – on both the Oculus Rift and Vive headsets – and appears to be one of the most immersive and amazing VR games to date. Continue reading Alien Isolation VR mod adds motion controller support, making it one of the best VR games to date
DooM: Revenge of Evil brings Doom 3 to GZDoom, demo available for download
Modder ‘DooMero’ has released a demo of his DooM: Revenge of Evil mod for GZDoom. This mod basically brings the aesthetics and visuals of Doom 3 into GZDoom and features new single-player levels. Continue reading DooM: Revenge of Evil brings Doom 3 to GZDoom, demo available for download
This mod for Metal Gear Solid 5 allows you to play as Ocelot from Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain is more than three years old and there are still mods coming out for it. In September, we informed you about a mod that let gamers play as naked Quiet and today, modder ‘JinMar’ released a mod that lets gamers play as Ocelot from Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. Continue reading This mod for Metal Gear Solid 5 allows you to play as Ocelot from Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
Battlefield 5 PC Performance Analysis
Battlefield 5 is the first game officially supporting the newly announced real-time ray tracing effects and as we’ve already reported, even NVIDIA’s flagship GPU is unable to offer a smooth gaming experience. Still, and even without these effects, Battlefield 5 is one of the most beautiful games to date. The game has just been released on the PC so it’s time to benchmark it and see how it performs on the PC platform. Continue reading Battlefield 5 PC Performance Analysis
Fallout 76 First Impressions: Shockingly Fun!
I went into Fallout 76 sure I would hate it. I mean, instead of taking the effort to actually develop a proper story with actual characters, towns, and factions, it seemed like Bethesda just pushed something out with as little work as possible. “Every character is a real person” sounded like marketing garbage and an epic fail. Continue reading Fallout 76 First Impressions: Shockingly Fun!
Half-Life Black Mesa: Azure Sheep demo is now available for download
Half Life fans, here is something for you today. HECU Collective has released a demo for Half-Life Black Mesa: Azure Sheep; the unofficial remake of a single-player mod “Azure Sheep” for Half-Life 1. Continue reading Half-Life Black Mesa: Azure Sheep demo is now available for download
Fallout 76 PC Performance Analysis
Fallout 76 is a game that has divided the Fallout fans. On one hand, we have those that wanted an online Fallout experience and on the other hand we have those that want a more traditional single-player experience. Nick will share his First Impressions later today but until then, it’s time to benchmark this latest title and see how it performs on the PC platform. Continue reading Fallout 76 PC Performance Analysis
Project Warlock – Review
For me, there is nothing like taking a break from all the cover-based shooting, open worlds and stealth mechanics with a well-crafted first person shooter. These games are like the taking shots at the bar: They may not be as fancy as wine or as intricate as a cocktail, but they are hard, fast, and guarantee a night to remember! Continue reading Project Warlock – Review