Over three decades have passed since Tetris made its debut on the NES in 1989. Since then, a holy grail has lied just out of reach—the “true killscreen”. Now, a young prodigy has managed to reach it: after 34 entire years, a flesh-and-blood person has finally beaten Tetris.
Some explanations are in order: “killscreen” is a term used in the retro game community. It’s different to an …
Read moreAre you ready to embark on your streaming journey? Now is the perfect time to grab some top-notch streaming equipment at discounted prices during Amazon Prime Day. I’ve carefully curated a selection of my favorite webcams, microphones, and other essential gear to ensure your new ventures go on without a hitch.
For a webcam, you want one that delivers 1080p output, offers seamless co…
Read moreCannibalism is a choice, and I’m not here to judge anyone on their choices. We all get hungry, we all love trying new things, and human flesh may well be delicious. There’s only one way to find out, but please, talk to your doctor to see if cannibalism is right for you.
Cannibalism is a feature in Sons of the Forest, but you should still be able to choose for yourself whether or not you w…
Read moreIt’s been a challenging day for Helldivers 2 as developer Arrowhead continues to wrestle with the fallout of an unexpected and unpopular announcement: Soon, all Helldivers 2 Steam players will be required to link a PlayStation account to continue playing.
Videogames requiring outside account linking is nothing new, but many Helldivers 2 players are protesting this mandate arriving months …
Read moreSteamDB creator Pavel Djundik has clarified that the Deadlock entry on SteamDB did not originate through the token dumper system on SteamDB, but rather that “someone submitted a Steam key which the bot activated.” It is unclear what this implies about the entry’s origin or veracity.
First spotted by Valve-focused Twitter account wickedplayer494, it looks like a play…
Read moreWe haven’t posted much about twin-stick shooter slash base-building survival game The Riftbreaker since its 2021 launch, but fans of butchering hordes of bad bugs and nasty monsters with either a carefully-constructed network of defensive guns and/or your giant mobile killer mech suit have enjoyed a few years of expansions and major updates since then.
Now developers Exor Studios are work…
Read moreNeed a little help with today’s Wordle? Then you’ve come to the right place. You’re only a quick scroll away from a helpful clue for the May 3 (683) game, today’s answer in helpful bold text, as well as a wide range of tips, guides, and general advice designed to make your daily Wordle a consistent success.
I dared myself to try an opener I’d normally shy away from today, and I somehow go…
Read moreIt has not been smooth sailing for Skull and Bones, Ubisoft’s oft-delayed and much-derided game of high seas piracy that, for those keeping score, still doesn’t have a release date. It’s fair to say that what little we’ve seen of the game so far hasn’t made a great impression, but chief financial officer Frederick Duguet thinks that will change once we all get a look at an “improved version” of…
Read moreRocksmith 2014 has rocked out for the last time: Almost 10 years to the day after the acclaimed learn-to-play-guitar game debuted, Ubisoft has removed it from sale on all digital storefronts.
“Nearly 10 years ago we launched Rocksmith 2014 and set out on a journey of learning and playing guitar together, practicing old favorites, and discovering new ones along the way,” Ubisoft announced …
Read moreThere were a bunch of new handheld gaming PCs floating around the Computex show this year, whether it was newbies such as the Zotac Zone, or companies trying to fix initial mistakes with their first devices, such as the ROG Ally X and MSI Claw 8 AI. But in a twist of almost Shyamalanian proportions it was Adata who actually presented the most interesting handheld of the show.
Now, I’m not…
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