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Classic Minecraft Java Edition can get bogged down by textures and modpacks that expand and update the game beyond its original scope. Fortunately, you can always just allocate more RAM to it so that performance doesn't suffer too much — as long as you have enough RAM, that is.
Hytale began life in 2015, and when it was officially announced in 2018 it was touted as a potential challenger for Minecraft's throne. But that was six years ago, and Hytale is running far behind its originally intended 2021 launch. So I'm quite surprised to see that the project's latest update says its team is still checking if it can actually run on its new engine.
Rockstar Games leaker tez2 shared today that Grand Theft Auto V may soon launch on PC Game Pass. The game has previously been on Xbox Game Pass, but only for consoles; it would be the first time on PC.
Mercury is nobody's favorite planet. Our star's closest companion is a hateful little ball pocked with craters and patches of graphite, continually blasted by solar wind. But according to a recent study from a team of Chinese and Belgian scientists (via Space.com), there are diamonds under all that rough. A 10-mile-thick layer of diamond, to be specific.
It doesn’t matter if you’re 4 or 40, Legos are always fun to play with. We all have memories of digging through some giant plastic bin of pieces searching for that one we saw 50 times before we needed it. If you grew up just a few decades ago, the best you could do was use your generic Lego sets to re-create the best video games as close as possible. Now, Lego has partnered with almost every major brand and company under the sun to make official Lego sets for everything from Star Wars to your favorite video game series.
EXBO is celebrating the 10th anniversary of Stalcraft: X, the free-to-play MMOFPS, by majorly overhauling its features. This title is the giant online game set in the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone, where players can participate in both PvP and PvE gameplay.
fans who have grown tired of waiting for Team Cherry to deliver the sequel need to check out this incredible build which recreates the start of Hornet's journey with a different aesthetic. has become somewhat of a White Whale for the video game community as fans have waited over five years to get their hands on the Metroidvania while suffering through years of silence from the developers. It may not be any closer to release, but at least some creatives have managed to make the wait a little less painful.
One incredibly impressive build in took almost 14 years to build, and it paid off. Players are no strangers to creating massive-scale builds, especially with projects like Build The Earth, a 1:1 scale model of the Earth, and an accurate Disneyland build complete with rides and gift shops. Oftentimes, players will sink hours or a few days into one build to get it just right and to make the coolest house they can think of. However, sometimes there are projects that take much more dedication than a few days.