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Valve says almost 6,000 games made over $100K on Steam last year

Microsoft spills the beans on its Xbox-PC hybrid at GDC while suggesting it's still years away

Even among the crowd of gorgeous illustrated games, At Fate's End is stunning enough to stand out

'We are definitely not doing QTEs', said Dispatch's creative director before doing QTEs: 'We just needed it to not suck'

Valve clarifies what's required for a game to be Steam Machine and Steam Frame verified, but it just makes me worry about the Gabecube even more

One of my favourite 4K OLED monitors just got updated with Samsung's latest Tandem OLED panel tech

Asus CFO Nick Wu thinks Apple's MacBook Neo is 'certainly a shock to the entire market'

Meta bought Moltbook, an almost entirely AI-populated social media platform, for we don't know how much—and we're not completely sure why yet, either

Cancelled LucasArts Star Wars shooter that 'would have just made Disney money' is playable online for the first time

In an amazing live mash-up, composer Austin Wintory turned Ben Starr's Clair Obscur monologue into a Balatro gag

Former Highguard dev who called out grave-dancing over the reveal trailer says the discourse 'had some very dark corners that may have accelerated the timeline of our failure,' but adds, 'it wasn't the primary cause'

Pragmata's demo reaches 2 million downloads alongside its 2 million wishlists: 'I can't believe millions of people are excited for our game'

More than 15 years after it was revealed to the world, the game once envisioned as Crytek's big move into the online military shooter scene is finally closing

This year's Overwatch April Fool's event is a two week Underwatch mode which throws 'common sense off the nearest ledge'

Dark Messiah modders given 'blank check' from Ubisoft to develop toolkit are now releasing a Community Edition of Arkane's classic

Dispatch directors chose their animators because they'd made a 'really cool apple juice commercial'

Intel announces Arrow Lake 'Plus' desktop chips with more cores and clocks for less cash—and IPC-boosting 'BOT' tool

EarFun Air Pro 4+ review

Thermaltake Minecube 360 Ultra ARGB Sync review

Memory prices could leap even higher as the supply of helium, crucial to making chips, is now impacted by the conflict in the Middle East

Microsoft shows support for Anthropic's legal case against the US Department of Defense

French pirates adrift as major torrent site nuked by hacker who accuses it of hoarding user credit cards and DDoSing rivals: '6.6 million users. Years of lies. An empire built on extortion'

Solasta 2 launch times and release date

With the UK Amazon Spring Sale now on, here are the PC gaming deals I'd recommend

Industry legend Shinji Mikami has a new(ish) studio with staff benefits like 'a chocolate fountain on Valentine's Day'

Fortnite: Save the World, the game that spawned Epic's money-printing battle royale, is going free-to-play after nearly a decade

Resident Evil Requiem mod makes Insanity mode even more brutal with zombie bites that actually infect you

Garry Newman says companies have tried to buy Facepunch but the only reason to sell it would be for money 'and I feel like I've got enough money'

The one thing using a $1,337 gaming mouse has taught me is: we've come a long way from the old Razer Boomslang, baby

Microsoft announces that Office has two critical security vulnerabilities, and here's where you can find patches to fix them

Marathon's latest update fixes just about everything you had on your wishlist (no, seriously)

Facepunch is 'talking to people' about a Rust movie: 'We definitely had interest'

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 studio drops legal action against L’Académie Clair-Obscur comic: 'Sorry for dragging our feet'

If you're thinking about buying a Framework PC or laptop with 2 TB-plus of storage 'now is the time to do that' says company CEO

Overwatch's mid-season update has given Mizuki a jawline buff before Anran's redesign (alongside actually important changes)

Amazon owns up to needing more human oversight over AI code—unfortunately, it wants to do that with fewer people

Hasbro CEO still has 'so much AI-based' grist in his own D&D games 'it would floor you', but he's not putting it in MTG cards or D&D books because people 'just don't want it'

How to watch Minecraft Live 2026

Nvidia will announce an x86 CPU in collaboration with Intel at its GTC event, according to one report, though Intel itself shoots down the whole idea

Minecraft Live will return on March 21 and promises 'behind-the-scenes secrets, awesome guests, and more exciting stuff to come' over the next year

Just like XCOM, superhero comedy Dispatch cheats random percentages of success in the player's favor: 'anything that had over a 76% success chance would automatically succeed'

Garry Newman says his game creation platform s&box will 'probably' be priced similarly to Garry's Mod

Crabmeat is a horror game about catching crabs—no, not like that

Pokémon streamer's Kickstarter for a roguelite monster-collector hits its target in 10 minutes, then blows past $800K

Brendan Greene says AI content is ruining the internet because it's 'a loop, LLMs are scanning this junk, and then that becomes truth… it's like a race to the middle of sh*t'

After 2 years in early access, Greedfall: The Dying World still feels unfinished

Bungie is adding more shell skins to Marathon's battle pass after feedback

Marathon ignores extraction shooter 'rules' and is better for it

Stardew Valley and Wordle sure do make for a cute combination in this daily guessing game on the farm sim's crops

Former EA chief Peter Moore says his game industry style of PR irritated his bosses at Liverpool FC, and that's partly why he's not the CEO of Liverpool FC anymore