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Here’s a co-op action roguelike that’s basically a boss rush of high-tier MMO raids

The developer of Rabbit and Steel describes it thus: “a co-op action roguelike that recreates the essence of high-level...

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Finally, I have another game about being a freaky little nasty guy trapped in an otherworldly hell dimension to look forward to

With how advanced 3D graphics have gotten, I wish we’d use these rendering techniques to get more freaky with...

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Path of Achra, the approachably bite-size roguelike full of superpowered combos, has hit its full release

Bite-size arena battle roguelike and self-professed “broken build sandbox” Path of Achra has hit its 1.0 release. Developer Ulfsire’s...

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Total War: Pharaoh’s big free update map is far, far larger than I would have thought

Creative Assembly has posted new bits of maps and a more details on the large, free update coming to...

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The season of game company gaffes continues with NetEase apologizing for a Marvel Rivals preview contract that asked streamers not to make ‘subjective negative reviews of the game’

Publisher NetEase has walked back a controversial “non-disparagement” requirement for streamers and video makers previewing its upcoming hero shooter...

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Solar Storms are disrupting farmer GPS systems during critical planting time

The solar storms that have been wowing people with the Northern Lights across the United States the last two...

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The DJI Pocket 3 is almost everything I wanted my iPhone camera to be

I can’t think of anything permeating mainstream camera culture as aggressively as the DJI Osmo Pocket 3. The Fujifilm...

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The Gamma app brings PS1 emulation to the iPhone

iPhone users without a penchant for jailbreaking can finally enjoy the blocky polygons and shifty textures of the original...

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The rise of the audio-only video game

Not all video games need video. Over the years, games that exist only in audio have taken players into...

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The new iPad Pro looks like a winner

Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 37, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If...

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The latest Vampire Survivors release is a straight-up crossover with Contra

Vampire Survivors continues to roll out new DLC in ever weirder, more delightful packages this month with Operation Guns,...

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YouTuber spots something unusual about Skyrim’s river flow, modder gets on it immediately

I enjoy Any Austin’s Skyrim videos, many of which involve calculating the unemployment rate of Skyrim’s settlements. He’s a...

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In this clever roguelike you build and rewire your powers using spare parts

Rogue Voltage dropped on Steam this week, a roguelike deckbuilder of sorts where you wire up and configure weird...

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Today’s Wordle answer for Sunday, May 12

Treat yourself to a quick and easy Wordle win with our help—just click your way to today’s answer and...

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Helldivers 2 only became a live-service game halfway through development, but ‘feels like what live service was born to do’

Russ Nickel, former lead writer of Helldivers 2, was recently interviewed by Inverse, where he explained that developers Arrowhead...

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Game stores are refunding Ghost of Tsushima pre-orders in non-PSN countries

Steam is refunding preorders of the director’s cut of Ghost of Tsushima for buyers who live in countries without...

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Things get real weird in this dungeon crawler where you type to succeed

The strange, stylish Cryptmaster has released on Steam, a text-driven graphical dungeon crawler with a striking black-and-white aesthetic. The...

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Ghost of Tsushima’s PC port has been delisted in nearly 200 countries and territories without PSN access, even though most of the game won’t require a sign-in

Mirroring Helldivers 2’s continued regional delisting woes, the upcoming PC port of Sucker Punch’s 2020 historical samurai slice ’em...

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Helldivers 2 remains delisted in 177 countries and territories even as Sony backs down on PSN requirement, Arrowhead CEO says ‘I won’t rest in my desire to have it available everywhere’

There was understandably much rejoicing in the Helldivers 2 community when Sony backed down on its controversial PlayStation Network...

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Warner Bros. has decided not to take its ball and go home with Adult Swim Games, instead returning control to their original developers

Remember how Warner Bros. was fixing to permanently send Adult Swim Games’ entire catalogue of indies to the Shadow...

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Another year, another price hike for Warhammer miniatures

In what has become an annual tradition, Games Workshop has announced an across-the-board price increase to its miniatures for...

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