Between us, we’ve spent £14bn on Steam games we’ve never played
Steam users have collectively amassed £14bn ($19bn) worth of unplayed games. That’s according to new research from PCGN and SteamIDFinder, which has put the full
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 cancels public beta to “prepare for the full launch”
Saber Interactive has cancelled the public beta test for Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 in order to “prepare for the full launch”. Citing that running
Songs of Travel review – “A deep visual novel that cover real-life stories”
A visual novel tackling sensitive topics from today’s society It has real-life stories, from real-life people Not a lot of actual gameplay, but a lot
Asus ROG Ally X vs ROG Ally: Hands-on with the new, improved handheld
Asus recently announced the ROG Ally X – a refresh of last year’s Ally. It’s been criticised for not offering any kind of performance upgrade,
Ubisoft lays off 30+ Ubisoft Toronto devs so it can “deliver on its ambitious roadmap”
Ubisoft has laid off 33 members of its Ubisoft Toronto staff. In a statement to press, Ubisoft said the layoffs were part of a “targeted
Athenian Rhapsody Review – “A quirky RPG you won’t soon forget”
Defeat enemies in combat or win them over as friends Create a different Rhapsody with each new playthrough The zany dialogue and absurd puzzles will
A change of role for Christian Donlan
Hey everyone. As mentioned earlier in the week, our lovely features editor Christian Donlan is soon to be Eurogamer features editor no more. He’s leaving
Concord developer discusses monetisation, PSN account requirement
The developer of Concord, Sony’s upcoming PlayStation 5 and PC hero shooter, has discussed how it will handle the game’s monetisation – and why the
Wordle creator almost named his game Mr Bugs Wordys Nugz
It’s funny to think about names. If circumstances were just a tiny bit different, Chuck Spadina could have been up on stage winning over E3