!AnyWay! – это приключенческая игра, где игроку предстоит исследовать мир, искаженный неудачным экспериментом с машиной времени. Главный герой, Джой, оказывается в ретро-реальности и должен найти способ вернуться в свое время. Геймплей строится на решении головоломок и преодолении сложных паркур-секций. Игроков ждут более десяти уровней, полных секретов и испытаний. В игре доступно множество достижений, стимулирующих к тщательному исследованию мира. На старте доступны два персонажа, еще четыре можно приобрести дополнительно. Игра полностью переведена на восемь языков.
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Last month, System 3 Software released a trailer for James Pond Legacy, a four-game collection for Nintendo Switch 2. But the gameplay footage was largely overshadowed by accusations its developer used generative AI to create the game's promotional artwork and cover. System 3 followed this trailer up with a blog post asserting that generative AI was not used in the development process for James Pond Legacy, but some wires were evidently crossed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFggndxGZk0 If you go back and watch that trailer, it's not difficult to see why viewers pointed out the AI-like quality of the 3D characters adorning the game's box art and other promotional material.
After starting out with Two Point Hospital - a spiritual successor to developer Bullfrog Productions' classic sick-fixing sim Theme Hospital, Two Point Studios is now going even further into the past. Its newly announced Rides & Relics DLC for the excellent Two Point Museum is paying it back to Theme Hospital's much-loved predecessor, Theme Park - and you can even build your own coasters!
Resident Evil director Zach Cregger weighs in on PlayStation ending physical games: "I'm not a physical media guy"
PlayStation boycott made "no significant change at all in player count or engagement" with Sony's media in the US, analyst confirms
If things keep going the way they're going, finding the real Needle In A HayStack Simulator on Steam will be just like the title. Several pretenders have emerged since the original was announced, prompting the devs to make sure the game stands out amid the fakery. When I say similar, I'm referring to games like: - Needle In A Haystack - Needle In A Haystack (yes, again, verbatim) - Needle in a Haytask (behold, a lowercase "a") - Needle in a Haystack (two lowercase words in the title, dare we dream) - A Needle In a Haystack (in case you were unsure of how many needles there are) - Needle in a Million Haystacks (now we're just getting silly, the world's not ready for this much hay) Bitdot has responded the only way possible, really: by slapping an "Original" bumper sticker on its Steam listing art. After 4 years of work, solo dev breaks down in tears after opening Steam and learning his game made $250,000 in a week: "I feel like I really don't deserve this."
World of Warcraft: Forever has been making the rounds online after Blizzard's big reveal at BlizzCon 2026, standing as the closest official thing we'll get to the long-coveted Classic+, but it does also mean we probably won't see a retail sequel. In other words, World of Warcraft 2 – which, honestly, feels a bit silly to even write. After all, World of Warcraft itself is an ongoing project as you know, standing as the biggest MMO to date… one that's over two decades in the making now. As Zierhut concludes, "It's really hard to say, 'Well, what would a WoW 2 give you that World of Warcraft: Forever isn't already giving you?'" I get it – it's not just a nostalgic rework with plenty of new features to look forward to, it's a chance to attract both fresh faces and longtime fans, too… the same way a World of Warcraft 2 would, except perhaps a bit better at grabbing the attention of the former.
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A woman from California has revealed that she was paid $120,000 to carry a baby that ended up being for Chinese video game billionaire Xu Bo. There are plenty of reasons why people choose to go down the surrogacy route when it comes to having a child. On the flip side, surrogates can often make some money from deciding to carry a child for nine months, provided they’re not just helping a friend out. Speaking to CBS News, the woman – who has been named only as Judy to protect her identity – has her own seven-year-old, and after spotting the ad for $120,000, she decided that it could help her find a home for her own family.
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Fallout dev Tim Cain says the games industry's volatility is 'always gonna be around': 'What's happening now isn't novel, it isn't new' "Art and technology constantly changing makes the whole industry unstable." I don't know if you've noticed, but the games industry kind of sucks. Despite (and because of) the absurd amount of money games rake in, there's an ungodly degree of consolidation, the RAMpocalypse, and constant, huge waves of layoffs. Tim Cain, who co-created the original Fallout, uploaded a video to YouTube last Wednesday explaining why he thinks the current state of affairs is so terrible, if not terribly surprising. 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.
Why is Blizzard still announcing games years ahead of release? 'We want to convey confidence in some of our biggest bets coming forward' Maybe it's the fact it sounds like a year from the opening crawl of a sci-fi movie, but 2030 sure feels a long way off. There were 11 years between Diablo 3 and Diablo 4, but the gap between that and Diablo 5 will only be six. Diablo 4 resplendent sparks: Save for Mythics Diablo 4 unique items: Endgame gear Diablo 4 Altar of Lilith locations: Every altar Best RPGs: The greatest you can play now Keep up to date with the most important stories and the best deals, as picked by the PC Gamer team.
BlizzCon 2026: Everything announced as Blizzard reveals StarCraft, Diablo 5, a new World of Warcraft game, and more Discover what's next for StarCraft, Diablo, Overwatch, and World of Warcraft with our live report on everything announced at BlizzCon 2026 Get caught up Looking for more information on StarCraft? World of Warcraft: Forever gameplay details I've got a bunch of new gameplay details for World of Warcraft: Forever for you: - Will feature original zones, but expanded - Will introduce new zones: Mount Hyjal, Riverglades, and Zephras Isle - Forever brings new dungeons, raids (10 & 20 player), skills, talents, races, and class combinations. - New announcement: World of Warcraft: Forever - World of Warcraft: Forever launches November 4, 2026 - Beta starts this Thursday, September 17 - "A new beginning that never ends", says Holly Longdale, VP of Blizzard - Forever lives alongside the Vanilla and Classic game, isn't replacing either game - Designed to capture the feel and vibes of what WoW captured when it was introduced over two decades ago World of Warcraft 3 is getting a new campaign Blizzard just announced that a new campaign is coming to 2002's Warcraft 3, and that it's going to be available today! Here's the details: - New campaign: Forsaken Kingdom - Details the The fall of Lordaeron - Over 30 hours of gameplay - New graphics mode added - New neutral hero – Forsaken Paladin - World editor improvements - 24-unit selection World of Warcraft: The Last Titan expansion releases 2027 Blizzard says it isn't ready to reveal too much about The Last Titan, the final expansion of the ambitious Worldsoul Saga.
The Blood of Dawnwalker is a good game, but one change would make it a great RPG The prologue promises something the game never quite delivers. Welcome to Dungeon Master, PC Gamer's regular RPG column, where Online Editor Fraser Brown delves into PC gaming's most beloved and enduring genre. Grab a seat in our badly-lit tavern and please ignore the goblin puke. 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 Fraser is the UK online editor and has actually met The Internet in person.
Ever since Fortnite started publicly posting player numbers back in 2023, the doomsayers have come out in full force any time there's a decline in concurrent or average player numbers. We're in exactly one of those situations right now, as player counts for the game's main mode, Battle Royale, have fallen significantly since Chapter 7 Season 4 started on August 14. After the summer season saw a big bump in engagement, thanks to some combination of the sprite-focused gameplay and the nearly entirely new map that Epic dropped at the start of Season 3, player counts have been heading back towards the sort of numbers we saw in Season 1 and 2. According to fortnite.gg, which collates players numbers from the Fortnite API , the average number of players in BR is down 37% in September from August so far.
Hideo Kojima’s next game blew its budget and missed its deadlines years before release, so PlayStation quietly walked away in June. The news comes after Kojima confirmed the split himself, and it severed thirty years of history that started with the original Metal Gear Solid, the very game that made him a PlayStation name in the first place. Sony never explained why in public, but Bloomberg‘s Jason Schreier just did. Budget problems and blown deadlines are why PlayStation dropped Kojima’s PHYSINT According to Schreier, the hotly anticipated action-espionage title had crept over budget and fallen behind schedule years before it was ever due to ship, and PlayStation lost patience footing the bill for a project that couldn’t hold its own timeline this early in development.
Final Fantasy 7 Revelation director says Square Enix would have to compromise "the quality of the final chapter" to ship the game fully on disc "There is real value in being able to offer a physical edition at all." Physical versions of Final Fantasy 7 Revelation require a download anyway because Square Enix would've had to compromise the game in some fashion to contain the entire mammoth adventure in a disc. At least, that's the reasoning series director Naoki Hamaguchi has given. Anyone sitting in the venn diagram middle of Final Fantasy 7 fan and physical games collector might have gone from extremely happy to kinda bummed earlier this week. The third and final part of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy is shipping in a physical format on all three major consoles (hurray), but you'll still need to download additional game data to get going.
If you use devcommands to cheat in Valheim but want your achievements anyway, you can get them by using the new devcommand 'yesiuseddevcommandsbutiwantmyachievementsanyway' Valheim 1.0 has its first batch of patches, including one for cheaters. After five years in early access, Valheim 1.0 finally launched this week with its final biome, a new boss, lots of extra weapons, armor, and monsters, and more than 50 achievements—though those cheevos were locked up tight if you used the command console to activate cheats. Here's the dual patch notes: Patch 1.0.10 – All Platforms - The heavy armour in Deep North can now be repaired - Greydwarf Shamans in Deep North now deal appropriate amounts of damage and healing - Punching no longer removes snow - Landing on snow without directly walking now removes the snow - Various sound effects updated for several creatures and the snow in Deep North Patch 1.0.12 – Steam Only - The following fixes are fully crossplay compatible and will be extended to all platforms in an upcoming hotfix, which we're pushing out as soon as possible. Steam_123456789) - There is now a popup message to make it more clear when you can receive achievements again after them being temporarily disabled - Achievements can be now be opted into even if you have used devcommands or mods by the new devcommand 'yesiuseddevcommandsbutiwantmyachievementsanyway' - It’s now easier to fit the Cart through the Timberwood Drawbridge - Jotun Puffs and Magecaps no longer look pickable when they have been picked Chris started playing PC games in the 1980s, started writing about them in the early 2000s, and (finally) started getting paid to write about them in the late 2000s.
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