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The advent of first-person shooters introduced a wild frontier of unregulated video game level packs, and it ended in a…

In the 1990s, first-person shooters saw the rise of 'level packs,' boxed products containing collections of custom levels that existed between official expansions and mods. Companies like Sunstorm Interactive created well-regarded packs for games like Duke Nukem 3D, fostering new design talent. However, the era also saw the proliferation of unauthorized and low-quality packs, leading to landmark copyright cases like Micro Star v. FormGen, which established that game mods are derivative works, ultimately leading to the decline of unregulated level packs.

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Funny Physics Slingshot Game Redneck Mayhem Is Out on Android

The physics-based casual arcade puzzle game Redneck Mayhem, developed by Gamesoul Studio, has been released on Android. Players use an oversized slingshot to cause destruction with various junk items and can even launch the rednecks themselves. The game features a Versus Mode and new levels focused on banksters and baristas.

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Before his death in 2025, Half-Life 2 art director Viktor Antonov worked on one last game: A Wild West FPS soulslike…

Guns of Eschaton, a Wild West soulslike first-person shooter, has been revealed as the final game worked on by the late art director Viktor Antonov. Developed by Eschatology Entertainment, the game features deep character customization, co-op multiplayer, and combat mechanics inspired by soulslike titles. Antonov, known for his work on Half-Life 2 and Dishonored, contributed his distinctive visual style to the project before his passing in 2025. The game is available for wishlisting on Steam.

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There is no discovery on this earth more pure than a closet full of your dad's '90s big box PC games

A Reddit user's discovery of their father's extensive collection of '90s big box PC games has resonated with many, sparking discussions about physical media and shared gaming experiences. The collection includes classics like System Shock 2 and Diablo, alongside more eclectic titles, highlighting a bygone era of PC gaming.