Bamboozled Gray Zone Warfare players are protesting after realising their faction choices are stopping them from teaming up with friends
Gray Zone Warfare has had an eventful launch into early access since it went live yesterday.
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Gray Zone Warfare has had an eventful launch into early access since it went live yesterday.
A major Helldivers 2balance patch dropped earlier this week—stuffed so full of weapons tuning and adjustments that most divers (fittingly) glossed over one crucial, yet sneaky change: «Fixed issue where Stalkers became very visible in fog.»
Indika is a misfit Russian Orthodox nun on a mission. She's tasked with delivering a note to the Danilov monastery, which is a welcome reprieve, because the other nuns in her own monastery hate her guts. Little wonder, though: she's not a very good nun.
MSI Optix MAG342CQR | 34-inch | 3440 x 1440 | 144 Hz | VA | $249.99 at Amazon Okay, this 144 Hz panel is a VA screen, but that's what helps to hit the price point. But MSI rates response at 1ms MPRT. That should translate into GtG response of about 2ms. So, this monitor is no slouch. Brightness is rated at 300nits, which is reasonable and there's basic HDR support. Not bad for a whisker under $250.
Anyone who has studied electrical engineering will know that with the right tools, know-how, and a lot of perseverance, it's possible to design a basic CPU from scratch. It won't be anything like today's processors, of course, but what about GPUs? Surely they can't be any different, yes? Well, one determined software engineer decided to do just that but found out that it's much harder than you'd think.
I was beyond excited when I chatted to developer Ironclad about the imminent arrival of Sins of a Solar Empire 2 back in 2022. With its simulated celestial mechanics and modular ship design, it sounded like a significant step up from its brilliant predecessor. But like so many in-development games that launch exclusively on the Epic Games Store, it soon left my brain. Even with all its discoverability issues, Steam simply makes it easier to keep track of games. So it's good news, then, that Sins of a Solar Empire 2's exclusivity is coming to an end, heralding its arrival on Steam this summer.
Cyberpunk 2077's triumphant DLC, Phantom Liberty, added some fun bosses to the game—including a giant enemy (mecha) crab robot… thing. I guess it's more of a beetle really, being a hexapod.
Nearly 10 years after the release of Batman: Arkham Knight, a new addition to the series is finally on the way called Batman: Arkham Shadow, and it gives me no pleasure to tell you that it's a VR game, exclusive to the Meta Quest 3.