Cyberpunk 2077 Is A First-Person RPG
We're finally getting some solid gameplay details about the hotly anticipated Cyberpunk 2077.
We're finally getting some solid gameplay details about the hotly anticipated Cyberpunk 2077.
Valve just announced Steam China. It’s a partnership with Perfect World, and the goal is to introduce more games to China, though how exactly that will work isn’t clear yet.
Spider-Man is good again.
It was just a brief teaser.
Todd Howard likened it philosophically to Fallout Shelter as a “uniquely mobile experience.”
It’s set in the 1980s in Paris and stars series hero BJ Blazkowicz and love interest Anya’s twin daughters.
The demo was preceded by a full-blown goddamn Andrew W.K. concert.
Microsoft just announced a new Battletoads. It’ll have 2.5D graphics and couch co-op. They didn’t show or say much else. It’ll be out next year.
Unfortunately, the game still contains no means of reporting other players for griefing, abuse, or racism.
No loot boxes, but plenty of Destiny-esque action.
No matter how you slice it, Valve is the problem. I’ve given up on hoping that’ll change anytime soon.
Raft, recently released into early access on PC, is a survival game about being lost at sea.
In recent times Valve has struggled to draw a line in terms of what’s allowed on Steam. The solution: to open the floodgates even wider.
In Overwatch, sound is key. For deaf fans, there are some pretty big hurdles to get over whether they’re playing or watching.
It’s not over until it’s over.
Rag Doll Kung Fu seemed to come out of nowhere, but was the first step toward the almost infinite quantity of games Steam boasts today.
