Dive or Die: Children of Rain
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Bring the Fire: Play Games on GeForce NOW With New Firefox Browser Support
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service now supports the Firefox browser, allowing users to play PC games directly from their browser without needing a dedicated app. This expansion joins existing support for Chrome, Edge, and Opera, making high-performance PC gaming more accessible on various devices. The update also introduces 12 new games to the GeForce NOW library, including BlackMill Games' World War 1 shooter, Gallipoli.
Games Inbox: Are people still excited for Tomb Raider games?
Readers discuss the declining popularity of the Tomb Raider series, questioning if remakes can revive its former glory. Other topics include the potential of ad-based game streaming, the perceived lack of excitement for the Switch 2's second year lineup, and the business decisions behind game pricing and remakes.
Lovecraftian Underwater Roguelite Dive or Die: Children of Rain Launches on PC
The Lovecraftian underwater roguelike Dive or Die: Children of Rain, developed by Drop Rate Studio and published by Dear Villagers, has launched on PC. Players have 40 in-game days to recover sacred idols from the Abyssal Pool to save humanity from a final flood, with permanent death and resource management being key gameplay elements. An Endless Mode is also available for players who prefer a less time-constrained experience.
DIVE or DIE - Children of Rain Released
DIVE or DIE - Children of Rain, a Lovecraftian roguelite developed by Drop Rate Studio and published by Dear Villagers, is now available on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store. The game features a waterlogged theme and challenging gameplay.
Dive or Die: Children of Rain Launches July 21st, 2026
Independent French studio Drop Rate Studio and publisher Dear Villagers announced that the 2D Lovecraftian underwater roguelite Dive or Die: Children of Rain will launch on July 21st, 2026, for PC platforms including Steam and Epic Games Store. A new gameplay trailer was released, showcasing the survival mechanics where players manage a surface camp and make dangerous dives into the Abyssal Pool to recover sacred idols.