free to play online and on Steam. There are paid versions too, which involve smarter AI models that can retain more information at once—and use a hell of a lot of GPU power behind the scenes—but I've found the free version to be just as captivating. The game now even includes an AI image generator […]Read More
PCG Q&A here. Some highlights: – What do we want from Fallout 5? – What's the greatest length you've gone to just to run a game? – How many save files do you keep per game? Our community manager, Stevie Ward, has been going through her collection of PC Gamer's print edition and asked what […]Read More
Sonic Cycle continues in Sonic Frontiers. With the dust barely having had time to settle on the messy launch of Sonic Origins, Sega is seemingly itching to take the series in a new direction. The next big outing for the blue blur is a less linear, more explorable take on the ‘run fast, grind rails, […]Read More
Nvidia's next generation of professional graphics hardware, and the H[opper]100 Tensor Core GPU. It's datacentre stuff, and won't mean a lot to PC gamers, but we owe a lot to Dr. Hopper herself. She was one of the first computer programmers, and helped develop COBOL, a language for data processors that pioneered the use of […]Read More
During today’s Pokémon Presents livestream, The Pokémon Company revealed a ton of new details surrounding the first fully open-world RPGs in the Pokémon franchise, Scarlet and Violet. During the extended trailer and subsequent deep dive, we received new info about the region in which the games take place, how multiplayer works, some of the Pokémon […]Read More
Baldur's Gate 3, escaped their mind flayer masters to hide here, and it's home to titanic predators called astral dreadnoughts, and more space whales. There's a lot going on. Plus, as a realm of pure thought you don't need to breathe, eat, or sleep, in the Astral Sea and can navigate by imagining where you […]Read More
Coming out of the Dragon Ball: The Breakers release date announcement for October 14, it has been great to see the deep passion of Dragon Ball fans. We also had the chance to witness this fandom in person as we exhibited at San Diego Comic-Con after showcasing Frieza as one of the playable Raiders in […]Read More
Chernobylite is receiving free updates today: Ghost Town and Season 1 Blue Flames, accompanied by various bug fixes and improvements. Two paid DLCs with weapon and equipment skins are now available as well. Ghost Town introduces a new map, the infamous Pripyat residential area overtaken by chernobylite crystals. It’s now a ghost town in which […]Read More
DirectStorage API is the most hotly anticipated release on the storage calendar. It's the missing ingredient that will unlock the true potential of our NVMe SSDs to allow our games to load speedily—in as little as a second, according to the Forespoken devs. The question is, will the wealth of PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSDs that […]Read More
Greetings to all of our dedicated Let It Die fans. I am super excited to announce that Deathverse: Let It Die is launching on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 Fall 2022! Since our announcement on PlayStation’s State of Play last year, we received lots of great comments from our community. On May 28 and June […]Read More
