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Why smaller games at PC Gaming Show 2025 matter I feel like many players watch the big reveals and skip the quieter stuff. Truth be told, that habit often hides the best discoveries. PC Gaming Show 2025 brought several smaller projects that did not dominate headlines but still delivered fresh ideas. If you want a […]
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So you heard the rumors? It’s real, Hytale early access has a date. As of November 28 2025 the developers at Hypixel Studios confirmed that Hytale will launch in Early Access on January 13 2026. What “Hytale early access January 13 2026” means When I say “early access”, I mean early. Hypixel went back to
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I feel like the whole HORSES banned from Steam situation is one of those rare indie stories that actually deserves attention. When a horror game about masked human horses gets blocked from the biggest PC storefront, you know something unusual happened. So here’s the short, useful version of what’s going on and why players are
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I feel like every few years the gaming world gives us a comeback story we don’t see coming. If you’ve been following Hytale at all, you probably remember when I covered the collapse in “Hytale Canceled: The Most Hyped Indie Game That Never Happened.” Back then, the whole thing looked final. Riot stepped back, the
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So Nintendo finally made a proper tool for checking Switch 2 compatibility. I feel like half the internet has been holding its breath, hoping their backlog wouldn’t turn into a museum. This guide walks you through how to use the compatibility checker, which games are likely to run fine, why some titles misbehave, and the
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Okay, so No Man’s Sky has done it again. The team at Hello Games just launched Expedition 2 Redux: Beachhead, and yeah, it matters. It’s free, it’s time-limited, and it’s your shot at adding the coveted SSV Normandy SR1 to your collection if you haven’t already. What Expedition 2 Redux: Beachhead actually is This redux
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I feel like we’re witnessing a subtle but important shift in the games industry, and it’s exactly the kind of story you don’t want to miss. When top developers from AAA studios walk away and start something smaller, sharper, and more creative, it signals a change in how games are made. This is a perfect
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Let’s be honest. I’m not usually impressed by corporate AI announcements because hype usually outpaces reality. The EA Stability AI partnership sounds flashy, but it also makes me nervous. This isn’t just a press release headline. It’s EA betting that generative AI in game development can actually improve games. I’m skeptical. Faster workflows and AI-powered
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Okay, so No Man’s Sky has done it again. Just over a month after the Voyagers update, Hello Games dropped the Breach Update. Honestly, it’s one of those updates that reminds you why this game still matters. It’s free (obviously), leans into that Halloween vibe, and-get this-it’s basically a scavenger hunt through a desolate universe
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When I think about the future of games, one of the biggest shifts happening right now is AI in game development. It’s no longer a sci-fi fantasy. It’s real, it’s in production pipelines, and it’s forcing the industry to rethink how we design, build, and ship games. In this article, I want to walk through
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