I’m an avid PC builder. I built my first PC nearly 20 years ago as a teenager with the help of my mom, and I fell in love with the whole process almost instantly. I was already a PC gamer at the time, ...

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Braving The Mist for the first time in Hollow Knight: Silksong is a confusing experience. Where all other areas have clear routes and maps, The Mist is ever-shifting and changes structure each time ...

Konami has announced Wai Wai World Craft (title tentative), a game creation project coming to PC via Steam, iOS, and Android. It will be free-to-play with item-based microtransactions and a ...

Gaming Industry 'Maybe I've directed my last game,' Dead Space creator Glen Schofield says after being unable to secure funding for his new project: 'With the industry on pause, AAA feels like it's a ...

How do you unlock the Silksong Double Jump? The Faydown Cloak is tucked away in a secret corner of Pharloom, and it's surprisingly difficult to get. Not only do you have to overcome a difficult ...

AMD has finally pulled out the big FSR guns and given gamers the means to enable FSR 4 in nearly any game that already supports FSR 3.1, resulting in a substantial leap in image quality if you own an ...

Scott Baird is a contributor with over a decade's experience writing about video games, along with board games and tabletop RPGs. Scott has previously worked for Dexerto, Cracked, Dorkly, and Gamepur.

Chandrika Kumaratunga blazed like a comet in the Sri Lankan political firmament at a time when the SLFP was riven with ...

Google’s video-generating AI model, called Veo 3, can now generate videos in Full HD. The company announced yesterday that it has updated the AI model to support both a higher resolution and a new ...

While many indie devs have taken to third-party engines like Unity and Unreal Engine, which offer accessible tools such as visual scripting, Sophia comes from an architectural and coding background, ...

PC gaming is an expensive hobby. I know, stop the presses, right? My point is, once you've decided your non-negotiables—the expensive bits of kit worth your money—what do you do about everything else?