Subjective – небольшая инди-студия, известная пока только одной игрой – Disco Destruction. Информации о компании крайне мало, что затрудняет определение её местоположения и истории. Судя по названию игры, можно предположить, что студия ориентирована на создание казуальных и развлекательных проектов. Вероятно, это молодая команда, делающая первые шаги в игровой индустрии и стремящаяся заявить о себе оригинальными идеями. Не исключено, что в будущем они представят новые, более масштабные проекты.
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Silent Hill 2 Best For: Old-school horror hounds Release date: September 25, 2001 Few games feel as emblematic of the PS2 as Silent Hill 2. Resident Evil: Dead Aim Best for: Fans of unserious deep cuts Release date: February 13, 2003 When it comes to the best Resident Evil games to play on the PS2 in 2026, I choose violence over conformity. Spider-Man 2 Best for: Classic superhero antics Release date: June 28, 2004 Don't shoot the messenger – I know Spider-Man 2 is one of the most beloved PS2 games of the early '00s, but I don't rate it quite as highly as some others might. James Bond 007: Nightfire Best for: Competitive FPS coach co-op Release date: November 18, 2002 There was only ever going to be one front-runner for my favorite PS2 game that still runs like a dream in 2026, and that crown goes to 007 Nightfire.
Be warned: Nivalis Nights may not be the cozy game you expect: 'If you want a cozy existence in this city, you're going to have to earn it' It wouldn't be the first cozy game with horrific debts to pay, though. The popular user-added tags for Nivalis Nights on Steam are: Cyberpunk, simulation, life sim, management, and relaxing. It is definitely a cyberpunk shop/life sim, but relaxing? This one was on the wishlists of a lot of cozy gaming fans, including me.
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"My god this new lighting is lifeless" - The Witcher 3 Remastered Edition divides players for a few key reasons "What's the point of removing all whimsy of a fantasy game?" Yesterday's free Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Remastered upgrade might have propelled the old role-playing game to new heights, in terms of player popularity, but not everyone is happy with what's changed. A particular point of contention concerns the game's new lighting changes, which some people think has made The Witcher 3 too bright and washed out - though this is not the only issue. The lighting is such an issue for some people they're asking developer CD Projekt Red for a way to roll back their version of The Witcher 3 - which you can't easily do on console as far as I'm aware (though there are various options on PC). Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S See 3 more The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Blood and Wine Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Hearts of Stone Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Songs of the Past Nintendo Switch 2, PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S
Wardogs studio chief Brammer insists he isn't "pro crunch, I am pro hard work" The military shooter has sold over three million copies since its launch almost three weeks ago The CEO of Wardogs maker Bulkhead, Joe Brammer, has clarified his remarks on crunch. Speaking to Knowledge, the executive insisted that he is not "pro crunch" but is rather "pro hard work". This follows Brammer telling The Games Business that Bulkhead would not hire people who "constantly tweet anti-crunch messaging". The CEO later tried to clarify his remarks after a backlash, issuing a statement to Eurogamer in which he said that his staff worked an extra two hours per week Monday-to-Thursday for four weeks, adding that the studio works a four-day week.
Punks are taking over Steam starting on October 9 with the Punk Games Showcase, a week-long, curated digital festival celebrating games made with and expressing a punk spirit. Over 400 games were submitted for consideration, and the final list includes over 100, with the intention of filtering out any that included generative AI, among other factors. Many featured games have already been released, while others are still to come. The Punk Games Showcase will be featured on Steam from October 9-16, with the Hardcore Punk Jam kicking off at the same time on itch.io.
Our Verdict The Reclusa X Mini 65% might have a slightly minimal specs sheet compared to some, but try one in person and you're likely to be surprised. For - Excellent build quality - Crisp doubleshot ABS keycaps - Great typing feel - Well-priced Against - Lower specced than some of the competition - No tilt-adjustable feet - Smol PC Gamer's got your back While Razer makes some excellent headsets, laptops, and gaming mice, I've never been particularly keen on its keyboards. Razer Reclusa X Mini 65%: Value It feels like every review I write these days ends with the phrase "...it's a shame it's too expensive." However, in the Reclusa X Mini's case, I think its $50 price tag is darn impressive given the stout little keyboard you end up receiving. It's got PBT keycaps, 8,000 Hz polling, and powerful Hall effect switches, all for a $40 MSRP.
It goes without saying this is a niche offering. Refresh aside, the 25-inch, 1080p specs are awfully modest for the price. For - Stupendously little lag - Quick response for IPS - Reasonably bright and punchy Against - Hill of money for a 1080p panel - Diminishing motion clarity returns - Very poor pixel density PC Gamer's got your back 1,000 Hz. Peruse our best monitor deals page and you'll find high-refresh 25-inch 1080p IPS monitors from about $100.
All active Aniimo codes for launch, September 2026 Get more Glimmer and other freebies with these Aniimo gift codes. Aniimo codes can help you buy items to alter the stats or appearance of your adorable (only occasionally intimidating) Aniimo companions, or just straight up give you the items to do so. All active Aniimo codes - ANIIMOGIFT - 10 Glimmer, 20,000 Credits, 10 Growth Flower, 5 Aniipod Pro - Aniimo2026 - 20 Glimmer How to Redeem Aniimo codes View Original View Original View Original View Original Aniimo codes are redeemed in-game from the settings menu, which is accessed from the main phone menu. To save you getting lost in the tabs, here's step-by-step instructions on how to redeem codes in Aniimo: - Press ESC to bring up the phone main menu - Click the cog symbol in the column on the right to go to Settings - Select the Account tab on the left - Click the Gift Code Redemption option - Input the code and press Redeem - Open your in-game mail in the Esc menu - Press "Claim" to receive rewards Your reward will then be sent to your in-game mailbox.
"What's the harm in asking?" – Dlala Studios on taking a big swing to get comedy legend Bob Mortimer for the upcoming game Murals "Honestly, the Bob Mortimer you see on television, he's even a hundred times nicer and funnier than that in person" The name Bob Mortimer might not mean much to those who haven't lived in the UK, but he's a huge deal in the world of British comedy. He's one of the country's top comedians, having starred in the double act Reeves and Mortimer, and he recently won the UK version of Amazon's Last One Laughing game show. He's also – as revealed at Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026 – a voice performer in the upcoming game Murals from developer Dlala Studios. Mortimer's involvement began when company founder Aj Grand-Scrutton and lead writer Kelsy Abbott wrote a character that was a "rip-off" of the comedian.
Steam's latest beta brings 'Big Art' to Big Picture Mode and Steam Deck, and customizable screensavers too The update makes a number of less flashy changes too. If you play on a Steam Deck, or just rock with Big Picture Mode on your PC, the latest Steam client beta will be of big interest: It adds a new "Big Art Mode" that makes your home screen look a whole lot prettier (this is a subjective evaluation, yes, but I think it's prettier), a new screensaver feature, and a range of performance improvements and bug fixes. There are two screensavers available: - General - Improved Steam Client startup performance - Fixed a case where after server maintenance some users might fail to auto-reconnect to Steam - Fixed bug where being prompted to refresh credentials more than once could trigger an immediate restart - On Windows, using the systray menu to exit while the Steam window is minimized will no longer flash the window visible briefly - Dialogs that appear for serious error conditions now stay above the main window - Game Recording - Fixed some cases where playback would jump to an unexpected point in the timeline when reaching the end of a play session or clip - Decreased performance impact of game recording for some D3D12 games on Windows - In-Game Overlay - Fixed frame rate hitches in D3D11 and D3D12 games when taking screenshots on Windows - Fixed rendering the overlay and using other overlay related features (screenshots, game recording, etc.) in Vulkan games that create multiple windows. - Big Picture Mode - Added explicit warning text to power menu confirmation dialogs when proceeding will shut down an active game - Updated default artwork when an app does not have library or hero artwork - Reorganized the idle timer settings when on battery and AC power - Steam Input - Improved CPU performance at runtime and in configuration loading - Added information about which configurations are compatible in the configurator browser when using a game that requires Steam Input API - Fixed the controller support widget showing "This game doesn't support controllers" for unreleased games that don't have controller support information yet - Fixed controllers not using the desktop configuration on the desktop UI login window - Added the missing settings for adjusting emulated joystick adaptive centering on trackpad - Linux - Improved download speeds on high latency connections.
Secretlab's highly rated Titan Evo gaming chairs are on sale during its annual Labor Day Sale. These include standard colors as well as Secretlab's exclusive lineup of licensed IPs that include Genshin Impact, Jujutsu Kaisen, Star Wars, Demon Slayer, and more. - Extra $50 off Chair orders of $849+ with code "SLEV-MINCLBD26" - Extra $70 off Desk orders of $1,599+ with code: "SLEV-MINDLBD26" - Extra $100 off all orders of $1,999+ with code: "SLEV-MINSWLBD26" Save $50 off Secretlab Titan Evo gaming chairs The Titan Evo is Secretlab's most iconic and best selling chair. Over 70 different styles are currently on sale, with prices ranging from $529 to $634 after a $50 off instant discount across the entire lineup.
The people of video games on what gives them cause for hope "Forget trodden down, I think our future sees a beautiful revolution." Hello and welcome to one of our final pieces for Optimism Week here on Eurogamer. This time, we've turned to the industry itself for some answers, and as such I'm going to do my best to get out of the way as quickly as possible. "The bundle ended this morning, as of this writing, and we managed to raise more than $250,000 in two weeks. Look at this year's breakthrough hits… Mewgenics, 007 First Light, Crimson Desert, Pragmata, Subnautica 2, Forza Horizon 6, Meccha Chameleon, Pokemon Pokopia, Resident Evil Requiem, Slay The Spire 2… the variety is incredible.
Fallout dev Tim Cain says we should pay more attention to bad games: '[Publishers] often don't learn from failure because they only look at the games that sold well' "Gamers will frequently point to popular games and say, 'we want more of that,' without necessarily knowing exactly what part of those games made them so good." "Jesus Christ, I could write this shit:" The great Alan Moore once said that the sort of negative inspiration you get from reading drivel is even more fruitful for aspiring authors than the kind you get from reading the classics. Fallout co-creator and prolific video blogger Tim Cain took it a step further in a video he published Wednesday, saying everyone from bigwig publishers to the casual gamer could learn a thing or two from bad games. Granted, he's not talking about irredeemable refuse like Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude, but rather the "many" cases where "one game came out, it wasn't very good, and it was forgotten … you could learn a lot from games like that." You know, stuff like Viking: Battle for Asgard. 2026 games: All the upcoming games Best PC games: Our all-time favorites Free PC games: Freebie fest Best FPS games: Finest gunplay Best RPGs: Grand adventures Best co-op games: Better together Keep up to date with the most important stories and the best deals, as picked by the PC Gamer team.
Immortality creator Sam Barlow reveals his next game: A 'sci-fi horror' collaboration with Brandon Cronenberg Precognition promises to "follow in the footsteps of Immorality" with a tale of visions of the future, and why they're not always great. Back in 2024, Immortality creator Sam Barlow teased a new thing codenamed Project C. During today's Kinetic Publishing Showcase, it was finally unveiled as Precognition, a sci-fi thriller being developed in a collaboration between Barlow's Half Mermaid Productions and horror director (and son of David) Brandon Cronenberg. That sets a very high bar to clear: Immortality earned a nearly unheard-of 95% score in our review as "Sam Barlow's best, most thought-provoking game yet." Score aside, that accolade itself is no small feat given that its predecessors, Telling Lies and Her Story, are genuine bangers themselves.
Our Verdict Asus's latest 4K OLED gaming monitor doesn't just pack LG's latest Tandem WOLED tech. So, where the Asus Strix model was rated at 330 nits full screen and 1,500 nits peak HDR in a 2% window, this RGB-stripe Asus Swift clocks in at 250 nits and 1,000 nits respectively. At $1,299 or £1,099 this is a very expensive display. You can typically get a first-gen 32-inch 4K QD-OLED for somewhere in the $600 to $700 range, currently.
We haven't needed motion blur in games for a long time, so I wish it would stop being the default Do you also turn it off immediately, like I do? This week I've been: recovering from testing Halo: Campaign Evolved and playing far too much The Binding of Isaac. Right now, as you stare at this article on a phone, monitor, PS Vita, whatever, spin your head around. As pointed out back in 1999, Kong looks a bit weird in the 1933 King Kong movie, because the background shots are shot on camera and the titular great ape was animated with still photos.
Razer has insisted that optical keyboard switches are the best choice for competitive esports stars and the sweatiest of try-hards, but it’s now relenting slightly by offering cheaper keyboards with magnetic switches and a similar array of gaming features. The $120 Razer Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Mini and $140 Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Tenkeyless, both launching today, are the company’s first keyboards to use Hall effect switches. Their linear switches have an average latency of 0.6ms, which is of course very fast but ever-so-slightly slower than the 0.48ms of optical Huntsman boards like the V3 Pro. Wooting’s 80HE and 60HE v2 are some of the most praised gaming keyboards around, but Razer’s new HE boards undercut them by about $60.
Silent Hill: Townfall takes place in 'the perfect storm'—a remote Scottish town that stands on the edge of the age of the internet The internet has been a pretty scary experience for me. What a fantastic time to be a horror fan. We've got the most amazing films coming every which-way, countless new indie games to enjoy, and the revitalisation of some of the best horror series gaming has, one of which being Silent Hill with its upcoming game Silent Hill: Townfall. Last year we got Silent Hill f which took fans to 1960s rural Japan—exploring the purgatory between tradition and modernity—and this year we have Silent Hill: Townfall set in 1996 St.
Silent Hill: Townfall promises to "massively subvert" your expectations, and it's left me painfully excited Plus, producer Motoi Okamoto on mixing the series' "core identity" with "more experimental" gameplay. The problem is Silent Hill 2 Remake is now one of my favourite games of all time, Silent Hill f – wonky combat since addressed – scratched a part of me I didn't know was itchy, and Silent Hill: Townfall's developer, Screen Burn Interactive (formerly No Code), is also the team behind the brilliant Observation and Stories Untold. Silent Hill was resuscitated with a bang in 2022 when Konami announced Silent Hill 2 Remake, Silent Hill f, Silent Hill: Townfall, Silent Hill Ascension, and movie Return to Silent Hill all at once, with Silent Hill Short Message shadowdropped thereafter, too. Read this next - Silent Hill: Townfall's new gameplay trailer quietly confirms how long its PS5 exclusivity will last - Silent Hill: Townfall's dev team wrecked old TVs with magnets to make its in-game gadget feel real - Silent Hill: Townfall has a PS5 release date, and things are getting scary in very foggy Scotland this September