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Rock Paper Shotgun business and news from across the web.- We're making some changes to the RPS Supporter Program, all of them goodRock Paper Shotgun is implementing several improvements to its Supporter Program to offer more value to subscribers. These changes include more exclusive posts, increased ad-free browsing including sponsored content, regular 'Letters from the Editor', behind-the-scenes content, and monthly roundups of exclusive articles. Pricing for the Standard and Premium tiers will remain unchanged.
- This week in PC games: Stardew Valley plus vampires, a lavish gamebook RPG, and Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, finallyThis week's PC game releases include the remake Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Resynced, the gamebook RPG Veritas Tales: Witch of the Dark Castle, and various indie titles like Cosmodrill and Mothkeep. News includes potential job cuts at Microsoft and studio closures, while previews of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Resynced and interviews are also mentioned.
- Behold my range of handmade Steam Machine faceplates: tasteful fan-covering, on the cheapThis article provides a humorous guide on how to create custom, low-cost faceplates for the Steam Machine using common household items like paper plates, seaweed, tote bags, and popcorn bags. It contrasts these DIY solutions with more expensive third-party options and offers creative suggestions for alternative labels for a learner plate.
- 404 Page not foundThe article indicates a '404 Page Not Found' error, humorously comparing the situation to the non-existence of Half-Life 3. It encourages users who followed a link from the site to report the broken link to Rock Paper Shotgun.
- The Sunday PapersThis article rounds up various gaming-related articles and discussions. It includes pieces on the humor in Titanfall, the unique presentation of Angelique Special 2, and the complexities of trans segregation laws in the UK. Additionally, it touches upon political funding related to cryptocurrency and a lighthearted debate comparing dogs and cats in gaming contexts, specifically Half-Life 2's Dog versus Stray's Cat.
- 404 Page not foundThis page indicates that the requested content could not be found, humorously comparing the situation to the unreleased Half-Life 3. Readers are encouraged to report broken links to Rock Paper Shotgun.
- Morning PreviewsEVE Vanguard, an extraction shooter spinoff of EVE Online, will allow players to salvage destroyed ships and sell the parts back to their original owners. The article also briefly mentions Lego Batman.
- Choose between Buddhist Star Trek, rad vinyl music, and forest fire deathgames in the latest PC releasesThis week's PC game releases include a variety of genres, from a Buddhist-themed engineering puzzler called U.V.S. Nirmana to a forest fire-themed deathgame called Arsonate. Other notable titles include the music nostalgia game Wax Heads, the dancefloor brawler Dead as Disco, and the city-builder Amberspire.
- If you need more Shakespeare with your Slay the Spire, check out demon lawyer deckbuilder The Killing StoneThe Killing Stone is a new deckbuilder roguelite that blends card battles with contract law haggling, featuring a distinct Elizabethan dialogue option. The game draws comparisons to Slay the Spire and Monster Train, with voice acting from Liam O'Brien and Emma Gregory.
- Engagement RingThe survival shooter Road to Vostok has achieved a strong launch on Steam, securing enough funding to cover its production budget for several years. This financial success indicates significant player interest in the game.
- From the C: to the /Mnt/s, Linux is better than ever for PC gaming – and easier to switch to from WindowsLinux has become a viable and accessible alternative to Windows for PC gaming, largely due to improvements in compatibility layers like Proton and the popularity of devices like the Steam Deck. While challenges remain, particularly with anti-cheat software, various distributions and tools now make it easier for users to switch and enjoy a wide range of games.
- Diablo 4's Lord of Hatred expansion teased in new book!... | TAGA new book titled 'Lord of Hatred' offers an early look at Diablo 4's upcoming expansion, teasing new lore and story elements set in the Skovos Isles. Meanwhile, Limited Run Games is addressing past delays by setting more realistic shipping expectations, potentially pushing some preorders to late 2026. Bungie has also announced a nerf to the powerful Biotoxic Disinjector weapon in Marathon to improve game balance.
- From Minecraft to Monster Hunter: How Switch 2 is Revol... | TAGNintendo has released a new update for the Switch 2, version 22.0.0, which enhances the performance of older Nintendo Switch games when played in docked mode. The update also introduces social features like private friend notes and improved GameChat options. Separately, Tunic is receiving an upgrade for the rumored Switch 2, and a new anime series based on Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice has been revealed.