Palworld breeder carefully combines Jetragons to create the ultimate speed machine that can fly across the open world at breathtaking speeds
One Palworld player has bred a "zooming dragon," and it might be the fastest creature in the game to date.
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World of Warcraft Fans Can Find Night Elf Cosmetics Hidden Around New City
World of Warcraft players can pick up close to a dozen new Kaldorei-themed transmog items scattered around Bel’ameth, the new Night Elf city. These new collectible cosmetics were added in World of Warcraft Patch 10.2.5, Seeds of Renewal.
The best mechanical keyboards you can buy
Mechanical keyboards are some of the most beloved among typists and gamers. They can offer the fastest and most accurate switches, great RGB lighting, and fantastic durability. But even among the best keyboards, some simply outshine all the others. Our favorite is the Logitech G915 TKL, which has a great compact design, excellent switches, and a fast and responsive wireless connection.
Enshrouded players frustrated to discover that one player can progress quests for everyone on the survival RPG's 16-person servers - even if you're not actually online
Early access survival game Enshrouded lets up to 16 players take part in a dedicated server at the same time, but those players are now discovering that if even a single one of them completes a quest objective, it completes for everyone - even if they're not actually online.
PS5 update seemingly targets Cronus Zen device that can be used for cheating
Sony’s latest PlayStation 5 system update appears to have blocked the controversial Cronus Zen device from working with the console.
Indie dev spends 300 hours and $1,500 on assets to complete their The Day Before parody trailer warning people how easy it can be to get sucked into the hype
After 300 hours of work and $1,500 spent on assets, a solo indie developer has released a parody trailer of The Day Before that has come to be a cautionary tale of being wary of overpromising marketing.
Outriders Studio People Can Fly Lays Off More Than 30 Employees
People Can Fly, the developer behind 2021's surprise shooter hit Outriders, has laid off more than 30 employees. This news comes by way of Kotaku, which reports that its source with knowledge of the situation said the job cuts affected only staff working on an unannounced game at the studio, codenamed Project Gemini, that is to be published by Square Enix.
People Can Fly Removes 30 Developers from Unannounced Square Enix Game ‘Project Gemini’ to Shrink Scope
Game developer People Can Fly has laid off around thirty developers from an unannounced Square Enix game codenamed Project Gemini. The news was broken yesterday by Kotaku, which obtained an email sent by Development Director Adam Alker to his fellow employees. Alker chalked the layoffs to budget limitations and a decision to shrink the game's scope.