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Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl PC specs are here
Releases this month.
Developer GSC Game World has detailed the PC requirements for Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl.
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Alan Wake 2 has now recouped "most" of the money it cost to make
But yet to start earning royalties.
After a year on sale, Alan Wake 2 is finally close to recouping the money Remedy spent on developing and marketing the game.
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Hope you like video game adaptations, because we have yet another one on the horizon. Sega's The House of the Dead is set for the big screen, with Paul WS Anderson to write and direct.
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Apex Legends drops Steam Deck support in bid to tackle "impactful exploits and cheats"
Battle of the Apex.
Electronic Arts has blocked Steam Deck players from its cooperative shooter, Apex Legends.
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard has an early Mass Effect Easter egg
Garrus, is that you?
Early on in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, BioWare offers a knowing nod to Mass Effect, its other beloved role-playing game series, via a cheeky line of dialogue.
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Sony was already working on PS5 Pro before PlayStation 5 launch
"It was another five-year project for us."
Sony was working on its souped-up PS5 console before it released the base PlayStation 5.
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Despite a PlayStation blog earlier this year that suggested Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater would drop in 2024, Konami still hasn't put a definite release date against the highly-anticipated remake.
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard has debuted to a peak of 70,414 concurrent players on Steam, setting a new record for a single-player game published by EA.
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Monster Hunter Wilds open beta Steam numbers are, well, wild
Training Chatacabra.
Players are going wild for Monster Hunter Wilds' open beta on Steam.
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Alien: Isolation mod messes with events so it technically ends before it begins
To please critics who thought it was too long.
Were you one of those people who thought Alien: Isolation went on a bit too long? Would you have preferred it if the much-loved sci-fi horror wrapped things up after 46 seconds? If so, you're in luck: one enterprising modder has now released an "impossible" mod that slings a chronological spanner in the works so the game technically ends before it begins.
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Moida, he wrote.
'Tis the night for ghosties and ghoulies and hiding with the lights off because you suddenly remembered you forgot to buy sweets for trick-or-treaters this Halloween (oops!). And what better way to celebrate the occasion than with a free Game & Watch-style haunted house caper from Papers, Please and Obra Dinn creator Lucas Pope?
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The Room studio Fireproof Games returns with spooky, 80s-set VR puzzle-adventure Ghost Town
Coming to Quest, PSVR2, and PC.
Fireproof Games, the studio behind the acclaimed puzzle-adventure series The Room, has announced its first new title since 2021's The Room 4: Old Sins. It's a spooky, single-player VR puzzle-adventure called Ghost Town, and it's heading to PC, PSVR2, and Quest 2/3 next year.
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Broken Sword - Shadow of the Templars remaster's delayed Switch version out next week
As the Knights draw in.
Broken Sword - Shadow of the Templars: Reforged, the newly remastered edition of developer Revolution Software's classic point-and-click puzzle adventure, finally has a Switch release date following its recent delay, and will launch next Thursday, 7th November.
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PUBG studio unveils top-down PvP shooter Project ARC, with 'real-time shared line of sight'
And it's coming to Steam.
PUBG Studios, the studio behind, yup, PUBG, has unveiled Project ARC, a new 5v5 PvP shooter viewed from a top-down perspective and featuring 'shared real-time line of sight'.
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Bandai Namco battling GTA's CJ, Shrek and anime girls in Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero
UPDATE: "Appropriate security measures will be taken," publisher warns.
UPDATE 31/10/24: Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero players creating custom battles with artwork showing modded characters will face a ban, its development team has now said.
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Supporters | Five of the Best: Ghosts
Ooh do they think they are?
Five of the Best is a weekly series for supporters of Eurogamer. It's a series that highlights some of the features in games that are often overlooked. It's also about having your say, so don't be shy, use the comments below and join in!
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Matthew McConaughey voicing daily reveal trailers for Exodus' various species, including space bears
The Fast and the Furry-ous.
If you want to learn more about the various creatures and species coming to Exodus on the game's release, Matthew McConaughey has you covered.
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UK game workers union launches manifesto calling for end to crunch
Plus better job security, and fairer distribution of profits.
A union for UK-based video game developers has launched its first manifesto, with ambitions to improve conditions for its 1500 members.
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Today is 31st October, which means one thing: It's Halloween!
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Nintendo's leftfield launch this month of Alarmo, an interactive alarm clock, was something of a surprise.
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Toby Fox has assured fans that the next two Deltarune chapters will be released next year. In fact, the developer is "100 percent" on that.
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Halloween Review | Mouthwashing review - brilliantly refreshing and unflinching horror
Mint.
Mouthwashing begins with a series of contradictions. "I hope this hurts," your mission log reads after listing the number of days your space freighter has spent hauling cargo across the cosmos for your bosses back at Pony Express. "Steer right," you decide, after your ship's computer tells you specifically to deviate left in order to avoid a collision with an unknown orbital body. Then it's time to use the emergency key to override the cockpit console and disengage the autopilot, sealing your fate along with those of your four other crew members in the process.
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Two Point Museum will have a haunted hotel to manage and Ghostology exhibits
Paranormal captivity.
Two Point Studios has announced the next museum type coming to its forthcoming Two Point Museum, and it's a spooky one in time for Halloween.
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Baldur's Gate 3 developer Larian is celebrating 50m mod downloads since it released Patch 7 (which introduced mod-support to the fantasy role playing game).
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Nintendo has launched Nintendo Music, a new music download and streaming app for your smartphone with access to a library of the company's top video game tunes.
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Original creator David Gaider on how "some of the big mysteries are being solved".
As I write about the secrets hidden in Dragon Age's mysterious Fade, and as I uncover some of them playing Dragon Age: The Veilguard, one question keeps rising up in my mind.
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PlayStation's Wolverine creative director now leading Xbox's Perfect Dark reboot
He's Logan and done it.
The creative director of Insomniac's upcoming Wolverine game has moved across to Xbox, and joined the team working on the Perfect Dark reboot.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 sets record for "Game Pass subscriber adds on launch day", says Microsoft
"The biggest Call of Duty release ever".
Microsoft boss Satya Nadella has called last week's Black Ops 6 launch the "biggest Call of Duty release ever", saying its arrival set a record for "Game Pass subscriber adds on launch day."
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Nightingale developer Inflexion shuts down UK office, is "restructuring" Canada studio
"Early Access... hasn't been commercially successful enough".
Nightingale developer Inflexion Games has announced the closure of its UK office and the "restructuring" of its Canadian studio, saying its Victorian fantasy survival game's early access launch "hasn't been successful enough to continue [at our] previous size".
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PlayStation 5 faceplates aren't compatible with PS5 Pro, Sony confirms
But Pro-specific ones coming in the future.
If you were thinking of slapping one of your old PlayStation 5 faceplates on your shiny new PS5 Pro when it launches on 7th November, Sony has some bad news for you; the company has now confirmed there's no compatibility between the two.
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