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Google says Chrome's new 'auto browse' feature is 'a powerful agentic experience that handles multi-step chores on your behalf'

Psst, hey, Fallout season 1 is going free on YouTube until they yank it all back down in February

'I shouldn’t have announced the game so early,' Eric Barone admits about Haunted Chocolatier, says he had his reasons for doing so but then doesn't tell us what they were: 'The only thing that really matters is that I keep making progress on the game'

Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 left a gaping, $28 million hole in Paradox's year-end financial report

Scientists say they've developed transistor-dense, flexible fibre chips as thin as a human hair, which can survive 'crushing by a container truck weighing 15.6 tons'

Where to find Geiger Counters in Arc Raiders

Where to find Expired Respirators in Arc Raiders

A whole bunch of different Linux gaming distros are teaming up to 'improve the open source gaming ecosystem'

A Pokémon-like gacha game should be such an obvious win that I'm shocked I can't find much to like about Aniimo

The Monster Train 2 DLC is very good: the Railforged, a challenging new mode, and a mechanical spider factory

'An unprecedented bombardment': Cloudflare claims a new world record for a 31.4 Tbps DDoS botnet attack it recorded late last year

Xbox hardware sales slump by 32% as Microsoft reports that its overall gaming revenue is in decline

Nvidia GeForce Now is officially on Linux, and after testing it I'm equal parts impressed and optimistic for the future of non-Windows gaming

Cairn review

France is banning government officials from using Microsoft Teams and Zoom 'amid rising geopolitical tensions and fears of foreign surveillance or service disruptions'

Meta lost $19.1 billion on VR last year despite the mother of all pivots to AI including plans for AI-generated gaming

Ubisoft is now memeing about Black Flag remake leaks, which is a change from threatening to sue its lead actor over them

The AI money merry-go-round shows no sign of stopping as Meta, OpenAI, Nvidia, Amazon and Microsoft linked to deals worth nearly $200 billion

Fallout co-creator Tim Cain says 'remote work isn't all sunshine and lollipops' and explains why he's happy to be back in the Obsidian office after 5 years of semi-retirement

Microsoft says Windows 11 now has one billion users, 'up 45% year-over-year', which is probably no surprise after Windows 10 was put out to pasture

WoW's expansion pre-patch event has buffed its rewards after being a little stingy at first, and I am running out of ways to phrase these sorts of headlines without plagiarising myself

PC Gamer magazine's new issue is on sale now: World of Warcraft: Midnight

An Arc Raiders player recycled 109 Venators after it was accidentally nerfed for a day, prompting the question: 'Who tf has room for 109 vennys?'

'We can fix the internet' says Tim Berners-Lee—just don't ask what he thinks about AI

Here's when Code Vein 2 launches in your timezone

Nioh 3 just got a Steam demo, and given Team Ninja's history I'm surprised how well it runs on my aging rig

There's a turn-based tactics game about the eternal war between tea and coffee, and you can get it for free: 'We've made enough money from the game'

Atom Zombie Smasher, a 15-year-old game, just got updated out of the blue on Steam

The Fallout series finally let us meet a character who's been part of the lore for more than 25 years

Deadlock's big update added one very important feature: A secret bedroom for its teeny tiny dream-gremlin

Bloober Team updated its strange countdown page, and fans of a controversial cult-classic horror game from 20 years ago are getting their hopes up for a big surprise

After playing Deadlock's new 'Oops, All Teamfights' mode, Highguard's kitchen-sink ruleset feels overwrought

The Linux community now has a succession plan for when Linus Torvalds checks out, after an apparently uplifting discussion about 'our eventual march toward death'

The call goes out for a 'massive international strike' at Ubisoft: 'We are treated like children who need to be supervised, while our management gets away with lies and breaking the law'

Sorry if this jinxes it, but the latest Monster Hunter Wilds performance improvement patch seems like it actually improved performance

Bloodlines 2 2026 roadmap moves up expansion release windows slightly, and yes, Bloodlines 2 has a roadmap for 2026

Fatal Frame 2 is one of the scariest horror games I've played, and it sounds like the remake is tweaking all the right things

Code Vein 2 review

Finally, the FPS I keep asking for: Deep combat, classic modes, and an honest-to-god server browser

All materials required to complete the Trophy Display project in Arc Raiders

Hooray! Linux is GOG's 'next major frontier'. Oh no! It wants to 'Actively use and promote AI-assisted development tools'

There's a hot new personal AI in town that can send texts, check your calendar, come up with business ideas, spend your money and leak your data—all depends on how you use it

'Vibe coding kills open source' claims new paper, as its authors lament the lack of 'human attention' towards OSS products

Pope Leo XIV brings not peace but a sword to AI oligarchs and a slop-mad world in new address, says it's 'Turning people into passive consumers of unthought thoughts'

'Slay, bestie' just some of the Gen Z slang used in programming language dreamt up by AI in a 'Ralph Wiggum loop' that its creator feared may be too powerful

How to complete On Deaf Ears in Arc Raiders

RAMpocalypse be damned, I've tested a range of games to see if slow DDR5 will ruin my gaming experience

Turns out the best way to succeed in this new mech vs kaiju roguelike deckbuilder is just to jump up and down on your enemies' heads like a 200 ton Mario

Helldivers 2's next Warbond has a hammer that explodes in your face, and it's about the most Helldivers thing I've ever seen—also, the Cyborgs are back for round 2

Arc Raiders players are celebrating a 'huge update' for rubber ducks as the OG gets a facelift alongside several new funky variations