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Valve has released the City Never Sleeps update for its MOBA, Deadlock, which is currently in beta. The update introduces a significant overhaul to the game's map, known as Cursed Apple, alongside the addition of six new heroes.
Hangar 13 has released a new update for Mafia 3: Definitive Edition to commemorate the game's tenth anniversary. The developer stated that this patch introduces several quality-of-life enhancements for the title, which is currently available on Steam.
Gigabyte has announced that new processors designed for the LGA1700 socket are expected to launch in early 2027. These upcoming chips represent fresh iterations of the Raptor Lake and Alder Lake architectures, which were previously utilized for Intel's 12th, 13th, and 14th Gen lineups.
Seventeen years after its original Nintendo Wii release, Vanillaware is bringing the 2D action game Muramasa: Revenant Blades to PC. This title features a narrative centered on a cooperative relationship between the protagonists and the legendary swordsmith Muramasa, who crafts powerful blades in exchange for collected souls.
Recent reports suggested that Grand Theft Auto 6 might be accessible on PC via Xbox Cloud Gaming on its November 19 launch date. This speculation arose after reports indicated Xbox had secured exclusive rights to stream the title, potentially allowing Windows 10 users to bypass the lack of a native PC version.
During a three-hour preview session for the Arc Raiders Frozen Trail update, a reviewer experienced intense gameplay against other players and explored the upcoming additions, focusing particularly on movement and physics-based tools rather than new weapons.
Novus Inceptio has received its first major update since 2018 while remaining in early access, eleven years after its October 2015 debut. PC Gamer spoke with solo developer Martin Markus Mastný about returning to the survival project after its lengthy interruption.
Reflecting on the history of Bethesda's iconic role-playing series, designer Ted Peterson recalled in a Time Extension retrospective that The Elder Scrolls: Arena experienced significant difficulties moving copies upon its 1994 release. Game stores initially ordered copies, but cancellations occurred when the title failed to ship on time, resulting in early sales figures that trailed behind a retail pack for Terminator 2029.
