Steam will finally let you record your gameplay, even on Steam Deck
Steam, the popular game launcher and storefront run by Valve, is finally testing a feature that would allow players to record gameplay clips right from the Steam app.
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Steam, the popular game launcher and storefront run by Valve, is finally testing a feature that would allow players to record gameplay clips right from the Steam app.
Banana is a game about clicking on a banana. That's literally it: There's a picture of a banana, and you click on it. Somehow, it's tremendously popular—it's currently the third-most played game on Steam, and I will provide a picture to prove it. But it's been lacking in one vital feature: It did not keep track of how many times you actually clicked on the damn banana.
Like karaoke, escape rooms, and showering, some things are just more fun with friends. Same goes with games: solving puzzles and overcoming obstacles can turn beating a game into a true collaboration, and that's a feeling you just can't get when playing solo.
is on the verge of a massive update that will greatly expand the game’s world and what people can do within it. To that end, the dev team has posted a special photo that highlights many of the new creatures that will arrive via the upcoming Sakurajima content update.
We all know that science fiction films are literally just that—fiction. After all, it's not as if scientists are actively trying to create something that would look at home in a movie that involves cyborgs from the future blending in with us humans. Right? Well, when a team of bioengineers have made a mask out of living human skin cells, to be worn by robots that can be made to 'smile', what else am I supposed to think?
Gigabyte G27Q | 27-inch | 144 Hz | 1440p | IPS | $249.99$199.99 at Newegg (save $50)$200 for a proper 1440p high refresh IPS gaming monitor from a decent brand is a great deal. It's also HDR 400 certified, so plenty punchy, has a proper adjustable stand and doesn't look at all cheap. Very appealing all round.
It feels like it’s been a while since a game has truly shaken up the live-service “looter shooter” genre. Destiny and Warframe have been forces to be reckoned with for a decade, but few other attempts at the genre have had the same impact. Despite the fact that studios seem so eager to chase the trend, it’s a surprisingly stagnant genre.
fast-paced gameplay allows players who enjoy quick-scoping to use snipers like the M44 to counter assault rifles and SMGs by landing a single crucial shot. The same cannot be said for some of the other snipers in the game, which usually require a direct headshot. That's why there's no point in taking the risk when, with the right M44 class build and loadout, you can eliminate enemies with a single shot to the head and body.