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A co-creator of the original Fallout says he modified his criminally underrated D&D videogame to work with a Department of Defense AI project in 2005 [635d]
WoW Classic is getting official 'hardcore' mode servers [635d]
One of our favorite Stardew Valley-alikes has been delisted from Steam over a messy dispute between developer and publisher [635d]
One day post-launch, the developers of Switch emulator Yuzu announce that Tears of the Kingdom is playable 'full speed on most hardware' with 'no hacks needed' [635d]
Here's an hour of discussion on Jagged Alliance 3's combat [635d]
Goths rejoice: partway through the 'Server Slam' Diablo 4's nerfed Necromancers got a little boost [635d]
A Remedy dev modded native HDR into Control, along with a heap of other graphical improvements [636d]
Today's Wordle hint and answer #694: Sunday, May 14 [636d]
System Shock was the FPS that changed PC games forever [636d]
Check out the destructible terrain in this tactical combat game set on Mars [636d]
Before Unreal or Gears of War, a young Cliff Bleszinski made a shareware game called The Palace of Deceit [636d]
Tim Cain reveals proposed sequels to Vampire – Bloodlines: 'We were planning a trilogy, which I forgot' [636d]