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I've just found a new cutesy Balatro, but instead of a deck of cards you get to tend to a garden and harvest flowers

Attacks on Kingdom Come: Deliverance for gay romance, representation 'only mattered to a handful of terminally online culture warriors,' reckons KCD2's exec producer, and probably didn't impact the games' reception

AMD leaves the door open to an official 'beta' version of its latest AI-enhanced FSR upscaling tech for older RDNA 3 GPUs

Jen-Hsun needs to up his game because we've run the numbers and AMD's CES keynote hit 1.8 mentions of AI per minute—even more than Nvidia

Meet Project Patchouli, an open-source drawing tablet project to 'build your own tablet from scratch'

Intel's new handheld gaming chip rumoured to be called 'Core G3 Extreme' and rocks a full-spec Xe3 iGPU with 12 graphics cores

Seems like everyone forgot the 'Consumer' part of the Consumer Electronics Show this year

Linux researcher and developer says 'there are bugs in your kernel right now that won't be found for years. I know because I analyzed 125,183 of them'

GTA 6 speculation mutates into delay 'rumor,' leading to anxious fans and a prediction market betting frenzy for no good reason

'I fking hate gen AI art,' Hooded Horse chief says: 'If we're publishing the game, no fking AI assets'

How to get mushrooms in Schedule 1

Witcher 3 DLC rumors pick up strength as IGN Poland says it knew about all of this years ago

Arc Raiders has a cheater problem, but Embarks says 'significant changes' are coming to detection and ban systems

After Activision promised Black Ops 7 skins would 'feel authentic to Call of Duty and its setting,' Fallout has arrived in Call of Duty

Steam Workshop just got version control, hopefully making it less of a headache when game updates break all our mods

Fallout 3's lead artist says its 'sparse' vision of post-apocalypse is 'messy, and there's lots of inconsistency—but I like that, because it mimics the real world'

SOMA studio says its next game is not 'stressful or scary' in the traditional sense, but it'll still mess you up real good: 'The goal is to evoke this deep existential terror that stays long after you finish playing'

Who asked for this? PC gamers left wondering after AI takes center stage at CES 2026

Tokyo Xtreme Racer review

Asus has tweaked the twangers out of Hifiman's planar magnetic drivers in its new audiophile-grade gaming headset, and it shows

Update your MyAsus software now because there's a fix for a nasty hack that could easily ruin your day

LG's new 39-inch 5K2K OLED is easily my favourite new PC monitor at CES 2026 and it might just be the gaming panel I've been waiting for

Phasmophobia developer announces new indie publishing label: 'We’re now in the place where we want to support studios…and provide the support I'd have appreciated at the start of my journey'

Larian's big Q&A session on how it's using AI to help make its next game is happening tomorrow on Reddit

Dwarf Fortress kicks off another year of bonkers patch notes with the saddest 6-word story ever told: 'Mothers no longer seek ghostly babies'

An expired certificate led to the Logitech app going down for Mac users and despite a quick fix, G Hub is taking heat for 'long-standing issues' and 'AI nonsense'

VATS almost didn't survive the transition to Bethesda, says Fallout 3 dev: 'We only just got that working by the time we shipped'

Change the course of history in Rewind 99, a nostalgia-infused retail sim where you'll fight back against streaming services as the last remaining video rental store on the planet

GPU prices absolutely are on their way up but I've found a bunch of decent value options, whatever your budget is

Life sims are in a slump and the only way out is becoming strategy games again

Dogpile review

Intel had the most exciting product launch at CES 2026 and I absolutely wasn't expecting that

AMD claims Intel's CES comparisons are 'not even a fair fight'; Intel says AMD is 'selling ancient silicon'—but they're both guilty of using confusing tactics

Samsung estimates record-breaking $13 billion profits and says memory apocalypse tainted prices are 'inevitable'

AndaSeat Kaiser 3E XL review

Embark's CEO says they couldn't compete 'with the likes of EA and Activision' head on so they had to 'change the way games were being developed'

LG and Samsung announce new TV OLED panel tech cranking out 4,500 nits of brightness, but don't expect anything like that for PC monitors

How to get Helium in StarRupture

Where to find the Stabilizer blueprint in StarRupture

Square Enix asks early access players not to spoil a remake of a 25-year-old game—on the one hand, there are changes to the main storyline, but on the other hand, are you kidding me

Asus is now implementing 'strategic price adjustments' and retailers are already hiking prices for laptops from other brands

Minecraft teases its first drop of 2026, and it might finally be the thing that stops me from being a passive mob killing machine

Embark CEO says Arc Raiders 'should do more with the trading part of the game' and he's right

Embark CEO says 'it would be fun' to have an Arc Raiders TV show or movie after receiving multiple offers, but it's not in the cards right now

Arc Raider's defining feature, according to Embark's CEO, is all the odd player interactions: 'We did not expect people to take on roles of Defender of the Swamp'

Todd Howard didn't want Deathclaws to be 'just another creature' in Fallout Season 2, and from I've seen so far they're just as terrifying as I remember

Intel says it's shipped 'slightly north' of 100 million AI PCs, which equates to roughly four 'ZOPS', or 'Zetta OPS' of AI processing power

The Asus Micro-OLED AR gaming glasses might be the weirdest thing I've ever tested at CES, and that's saying something

I did some quick and dirty testing of the Intel Arc B390 iGPU in Intel's new top-end Core Ultra chip and I'm pretty impressed

The latest Magic: The Gathering trailer is a puppet musical fever dream by The Jim Henson Company