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The latest update for NVIDIA DLSS is out, and compatibility with some new games has been added. The main game added in this update is Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks. As of August 6, 2024, this game is now in Early Access. If you've been looking for a chaotic, orc-filled experience with all the makings of an arcade racing game, check out Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks on Steam.
Hunt: Showdown is undergoing a major change next week as it transitions into Hunt: Showdown 1896, featuring an upgraded engine, overhauled UI, big changes to the meta, and an all-new map—the first in three years. That's the good news. The bad news is that a big update means some big downtime, and Hunt: Showdown will be unavailable for two solid days beginning tomorrow.
Not only did more than double the size of the original map of Hyrule from, but the game also added plenty of new recipes, weapons, and armor sets for the player to hunt down and customize. The Fuse power gives the player almost limitless options for what they can do to customize their weapon, and the Zonai technology expanded on a rarely-explored piece of the game's lore.
I was not expecting to cry while playing Summit, a $6 mountain climbing platformer for Playdate that’s impossible not to compare to Celeste. Scream in frustration? Yes. Storm away from the game only to come crawling back minutes later? Definitely. Get all up in my feels, though? Not so much. Yet an hour and 34 minutes — and 432 deaths — later, here we are. This is now the second Playdate game that's made me cry.
PlayStation and Epic Games players have had access to since 2023, but the survival crafting game will officially be available to more players very soon. is the only game set in the Fourth Age of Middle-Earth, letting fans of the J.R.R. Tolkien franchise work with the Dwarves to take back their home under the Misty Mountains.
There has been a lot of talk this year about Xbox console exclusives like Hi-Fi Rush, As Dusk Falls, and Sea of Thieves going multiplatform and being readily available on the PlayStation 5 as a result. For once, we’re seeing that process work the other way around.
is eliminating the need to spend thousands of dollars on an expensive holiday by bringing the world to players. The revered series has always championed realism to an uncanny degree, with the previous game, released in 2020, featuring one of the most comprehensively detailed recreations of Earth yet. is planning on taking this even further by allowing users to actually leave their chosen plane and take a quick stroll around the surrounding area.
Crytek has announced the addition of a new Wild Target coming to Hunt: Showdown 1896, which will be added to the game alongside a new event called Scorched Earth. This new Wild Target and event will both be available to players on August 15, launching on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.