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Jody Macgregor - With a new edition on the way, the current version of life-devouring fantasy board game Talisman goes free to play - pcgamer.com

With a new edition on the way, the current version of life-devouring fantasy board game Talisman goes free to play

Talisman is a powerfully silly fantasy board game originally published by Games Workshop in 1983—its original inspiration was a game about teachers competing to become school principal—which has gone through several editions and publishers over the years. The fourth edition by Black Industries, later revised and reprinted by Fantasy Flight Games, was also translated into Talisman: Digital Edition by Nomad Games and released on PC in 2014. In the decade since then it's received multiple expansions, but as of now the base game is available for free on Steam and GOG.

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Ted Litchfield - This is getting ridiculous: It looks like one of Deadlock's leakers has made it so you can see the unannounced Valve shooter's playtest concurrents, hero code names, and update history on SteamDB - pcgamer.com - Looks

This is getting ridiculous: It looks like one of Deadlock's leakers has made it so you can see the unannounced Valve shooter's playtest concurrents, hero code names, and update history on SteamDB

First spotted by Valve-focused Twitter account wickedplayer494, it looks like a playtester for the unannounced Valve shooter Deadlock has made the game visible on SteamDB via the site's token dumper feature, allowing anyone to see Deadlock's player count, update history, and other details.

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Jonathan Bolding - The modern remake of seminal RPG Wizardry is finished and out now - pcgamer.com - Usa - Japan

The modern remake of seminal RPG Wizardry is finished and out now

Digital Eclipse's updated port and remake of classic 1981 dungeon-crawler Wizardry has released on Steam, letting you experience a piece of real RPG history with much more modern graphics and a streamlined presentation. In Wizardry you make a party or two of monster-battling heroes and pilot them in first person through a dungeon, fighting monsters and gathering treasure to find victory.

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Jonathan Bolding - Here's a mystery game about salami starring a duck - pcgamer.com

Here's a mystery game about salami starring a duck

Have you ever played beloved, award-winning mystery game Return of the Obra Dinn and thought «I enjoy this puzzle-mystery format but I wish it was actually very different?» If so, well, there's a game for you now. Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is a just-released casual mystery adventure about a world of animals, stolen lunches, and a somewhat down on his luck duck.

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Ted Litchfield - Stephen Totilo - Bungie wins a little walkin' around money in first of its kind jury trial against Destiny 2 cheat maker, but the victory will likely make it even easier for game companies to keep taking cheaters to court - pcgamer.com

Bungie wins a little walkin' around money in first of its kind jury trial against Destiny 2 cheat maker, but the victory will likely make it even easier for game companies to keep taking cheaters to court

First reported by independent journalist and former Kotaku editor-in-chief Stephen Totilo, Bungie has won its lawsuit against cheat maker Phoenix Digital (also known as AimJunkies). The first of its kind jury trial rewarded $63,210 in damages to Bungie⁠—a rounding error for a company of this size⁠—but it more importantly sets a new legal precedent supporting game studios looking to sue cheat makers⁠—or, more worryingly, anyone who violates a company's copyright by modifying its games.

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Lauren Morton - Tiny Glade's castle-doodling demo is packed with delightful little reactive surprises - pcgamer.com

Tiny Glade's castle-doodling demo is packed with delightful little reactive surprises

There has been a lot of anticipation for Tiny Glade in the cozy gaming circles I follow. Its an adorable little building toy inspired by the success of Townscaper but has you build idyllic little castles instead of seaside cities. After getting to spend some time with its upcoming demo, I am hurting to play with the rest of it.

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Kerry Brunskill - Today's Wordle answer for Saturday, May 25 - pcgamer.com

Today's Wordle answer for Saturday, May 25

The answer for the Wordle of the day is only an easy scroll or click away now you're here, all laid out and ready to help. Before going for that option you might want to take a look at our general tips, or a clue for the May 25 (1071) Wordle—or not. How you win is up to you.

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Tyler Wilde - Families of Uvalde victims sue Activision, say Call of Duty is 'the most prolific and effective marketer of assault weapons in the United States' - pcgamer.com - Usa - New York - state California - state Texas

Families of Uvalde victims sue Activision, say Call of Duty is 'the most prolific and effective marketer of assault weapons in the United States'

On the second anniversary of the 2022 school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, families of the victims have filed two lawsuits which accuse Instagram, gun maker Daniel Defense, and Activision of «grooming» the 18-year-old mass shooter, reports The New York Times.

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