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This week in PC games: survival horror in a waterlogged city, kaiju chaos in a destructible city, and old school GTA vibes in an isometric insurgency simulator
This week's PC game releases include survival horror titles like Feed it. and The Sinking City 2, a multiplayer shooter with kaiju battles called Beastlink, and an isometric insurgency simulator Brigador Killers. Other notable releases span genres from city builders and puzzle games to MMORPGs and visual novels.
I wish Bungie would stop designing excellent multiplayer shooters and go back to making fantasy strategy games where you…
This article expresses a desire for Bungie to return to developing strategy games like the Myth series, rather than focusing solely on excellent multiplayer shooters such as their new game Marathon. The author highlights the unique tactical squad management and physics-based combat of Myth, lamenting that the games are not readily available digitally or easily playable on modern systems, unlike Bungie's current output.
Microsoft announces plans to give you more control over the Windows 11 taskbar and Start menu
Microsoft has announced upcoming enhancements to Windows 11, focusing on increased user control over the Taskbar and Start menu. These updates aim to improve personalization and quality of life features, with changes rolling out to Windows Insiders first before a wider public release.
Are Pragmata’s hack-filled shootouts thrilling, or fatiguing? How Capcom’s shooter tackles the age-old challenge of blending action with puzzles
This article discusses the hacking mechanics in Capcom's upcoming shooter, Pragmata, featuring a debate between writers Jeremy and James. While Jeremy finds the hacking and collection aspects potentially fatiguing and repetitive over long play sessions, James defends the mechanic as crucial for combat tension and offers examples of customization. Both agree that the hacking is a core element that differentiates the game from a standard shooter.
This week in PC games: John Carpenter's Toxic Commando, Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly Remake, and a myth-inspired match-3 game where you combine three dogs into Cerberus
This week's PC game releases include John Carpenter's Toxic Commando, a four-player co-op shooter, and the Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake. Other notable titles are Mythmatch, a match-3 game where combining three dogs creates Cerberus, and Iter-8, a tower defense game with mining elements.
