Obsidian Reveals First-Person Sci-Fi RPG The Outer Worlds
Obsidian Entertainment has just revealed a new first person sci-fi RPG titled The Outer Worlds.
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Rapture Rejects Gets November 29 Release Date
tinyBuild revealed today that Rapture Rejects will be released on Steam next week.
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Loot Boxes: When Should We Start To Worry?
With loot boxes rising in popularity lately, should we start to worry about their unintended side effects?
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PlayStation Classic? Old News, Meet the PC Classic
NES Classic, PlayStation Classic? Who cares! Meet the PC Classic, a miniaturized return to the glory days of the 90’s, coming to a crowdfunding platform near you later this year.
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Sunset Overdrive Coming to PC on November 16
Sunset Overdrive is finally making its way to PC on November 16th.
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Bad North Coming to Steam on November 16
Plausible Concept’s real-time tactics roguelike Bad North is shedding its Discord exclusivity shackles soon, as it gears up for a November 16th Steam launch.
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Lenovo Explorer Windows Mixed Reality Headset Review
The Lenovo Explorer might not look like much, but it packs a punch thanks to an incredibly simple setup process, and full SteamVR compatibility.
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Gris Gets December 13 Release Date
Devolver Digital revealed today that Nomada Studio’s beautiful narrative adventure game will be out for PC and Nintendo Switch on December 13.
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Call of Cthulhu Review
Call of Cthulhu never manages to live up to the hype, but at the same time it doesn’t entirely throw away the excitement of its rather unique premise.
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Destiny 2 Free on PC for a Limited Time
Bungie’s loot shooter is currently available for free on Battle.net.
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Fallout 76’s PC Beta Woes Prove Steam’s Worth to the Average Customer
New digital platforms are nice, but publishers looking for a bigger cut should deliver a service that’s equal or better than Steam.
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