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Schim is one of the games I was most looking forward to this year, and I generally had a pleasant time with it. It’s a pretty platformer in which every object and living thing has a soul called a Schim. These frog-like critters live in the shadow of their host but can become lost when its object or creature is neglected, damaged or going through something life-changing.
It's hard to believe that Overwatch came out a whole-ass eight years ago. I was still a young and spry college student, blissfully unaware of just how little time I had left to comfortably enjoy hunching over a monitor for 10+ hours playing a Korean streamer in a giant mech.
No, Mr. Dimm isn't the name of a Bond villain, nor is it the name of a less-than-smart school teacher in a teen comedy. MRDIMM is, in fact, an AMD- and JEDEC-backed attempt at standardising a kind of monstrously wide, fiendishly high-capacity, high-bandwidth, and somehow relatively cheap DDR5 memory. And now, Micron's unleashed it (via Wccftech) into the wild.
A good microphone is, to me at least, a criminally underrated bit of kit. After all, a great mic is the difference between sounding fantastic on your next podcast, stream or meeting—or sounding like you're trapped down a drainpipe with several angry cats.
The Tiny Glade demo could have easily gotten buried under the big and bright RPGs, shooters, and roguelikes that filled up June's Steam Next Fest, but the game won out as the most-played city builder and the fourth most-played demo overall, earning the title of "the baddest motherf***er in the room" by some other devs. There's nothing quite like the pastoral castle creator, so while Tiny Glade's exact 2024 release date remains unclear, its devoted player base was trying to make the most of its demo.
By some miracle, I successfully went the entirety of Final Fantasy 14: Dawntrail without wanting to bone the giant two-headed lizard man Bakool Ja Ja. A surprising feat considering just how many players seem to be down bad for him, somehow putting him on the same level as folk like moody bad boy Emet Selch and goofy gluttonous catboy G'raha Tia.
Evo, one of the biggest fighting game tournaments in the world, is set to kick off in Las Vegas later this week. Over 10,000 participants will duke it out across eight games to try and take home the top prize and, for games like Tekken 8 and Street Fighter 6, secure themselves a spot on the game's respective leaderboards
Cyberpunk 2077 sequel Project Orion, otherwise unofficially known as Cyberpunk 2, is in very early production at CD Projekt Red and its new stateside studio, and around half of the folks currently roughing out the RPG's quests started out as modders.