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It's a rare delight to discover that a game you hadn't considered not only has an active modding community, but has one with some really clever boffins doing some awesome work. As is the case with Call of Duty: Black Ops 3, a game that came out in 2015 but is still receiving new workshop content almost a decade later.
Gaming terminology is like general slang — it is constantly evolving and easy to get lost in, especially if you aren’t very tuned in to online gaming communities or a younger gamer. Gaming terms can also leak into the real world and take on new meanings in day-to-day conversations. You aren’t alone if you get a little lost keeping it straight sometimes.
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Valve's worst-kept shooter secret has once again surfaced online, and it doesn't look like the developer is trying to hide it anymore as it's alleged that players don't even have to sign a non-disclosure agreement to stop them from talking about it.
Rumors of a new Half-Life game are circulating yet again thanks to a cryptic teaser - and it turns out that this supposed teaser isn't actually a teaser at all, but rather a real company.
Black Myth Wukong just dropped a benchmarking tool ahead of its release next week, and it's drawing in players in their thousands.
The original Red Dead Redemption appears to be coming to PC for the first time, more than 14 years after its original release.
continues to grow steadily and while fans are already awaiting several new playable characters, the roster of NPCs is also about to expand. When it comes to introducing new faces, HoYoverse has landed on a solid formula, successfully leveraging the gacha monetization model in a variety of video game genres to provide players with a plethora of unique experiences. Given the excitement generated by new characters and their various abilities, leaks have become commonplace as the community constantly tries to anticipate who will next join 's ranks.