Gaming

Imagine a world where Linux gaming isn’t a realm filled with compatibility issues, clunky workarounds, and the nagging feeling that you’re missing out on a vast library of titles. With the release of Proton 10.0 Beta, co-developed by Valve and CodeWeavers, that vision inches closer to reality. This noteworthy upgrade shines a light on how

SpreadCheat emerges as an unexpected gem in the gaming universe, offering an outrageous yet hilarious glimpse into corporate life—one that’s devoid of the usual monotony. It presents a vibrant playground where spreadsheets rule, and the joy lies not in the strategic planning but in embracing the absurdity of it all. This game cunningly captures the

When Quantic Dream announced the development of Star Wars Eclipse, the buzz was palpable. Set in the High Republic era, the promise of a game where every character could meet an untimely demise seemed to ignite both excitement and speculation among fans. However, the fire of enthusiasm was swiftly doused by critical voices, notably Alice

For many gamers, the simple act of driving a kei truck within a video game can rekindle fond memories of childhood explorations and carefree adventures. This quaint Japanese vehicle, with its compact size and charming aesthetic, has become a symbol of whimsy and nostalgia. Notably, few games allow players to immerse themselves in the experience

Navigating the modern gaming landscape can often feel like wandering through a maze designed by a mad architect. Computers, despite their technological advancements, can become burdensome when attempting to play older games. The irony of having superior hardware yet encountering frustrating compatibility issues is a quandary that many gamers grapple with. It’s not unusual to

Last year marked a significant turning point for Ubisoft, particularly in the realm of the racing game franchise, The Crew. Following a player backlash over the abrupt shuttering of the original game, the company announced that The Crew 2 and The Crew Motorfest would be receiving offline modes. This decision appears to be a calculated

Since its inception, Hyper Light Breaker has captivated the gaming community with its vibrant aesthetic and engaging gameplay mechanics. However, it faced a tumultuous launch as an early access title, revealing a product fraught with balancing issues and a punishing difficulty that frustrated its player base instead of enfolding them in excitement. Early access should

The world of modding has always been a kaleidoscope of creativity, imagination, and unabashed fandom. With the recent surprise launch of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, Bethesda has inadvertently reignited this vibrant scene, much to the delight of modding enthusiasts. Despite the lack of official mod support—something that might deter less dedicated fans—those who

In a world fascinated with structured gameplay and quantifiable achievements, indie developer Droqen takes a daring leap into chaos with their upcoming title, *The End Of Gameplay*. Following on from the cryptic allure of *Starseed Pilgrim*, this new venture promises an experience that challenges the conventional notion of what a video game should be. The

In the world of online gaming, where the thrill of competition and cooperation intertwine, cheating stands as a massive barrier to enjoying the experience. Sure, single-player games offer a different narrative; players can experiment, exploit, or even break the mechanics without degrading anyone else’s fun. However, when we step into the multiplayer arena, particularly in