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Helldivers 2 players are getting their butts whooped in light of recent nerfs and are responding with the heat that's been taken from them, but divers aren't alone in the struggle - Arrowhead Game Studios' CEO is also not faring well while trying to turn bugs into ash.
All best multiplayer games in the modern age live and die based on their player count. With a battle royale like Apex Legends where you need a lot more players for a match than a traditional multiplayer game, you would assume it is a cross-platform game. Those who played early on may know that this wasn’t true, but what about now? There have been years of updates, but was cross-platform support ever introduced?
It hasn't been a good couple weeks for Bungie. At the end of July, the Destiny 2 studio laid off 220 employees, representing roughly 17% of its total workforce; shortly after that, a report surfaced alleging that Bungie CEO Pete Parsons had spent more than $2.4 million on vintage cars over the past two years; and shortly after that it came to light that hopes of avoiding layoffs by really nailing The Final Shape expansion were completely misplaced, because the cuts were reportedly planned regardless of the expansion's outcome.
One of the year's best survival adventure games is getting a nice update next week as the stranded scientists of Abiotic Factor take on the Crush Depth update, which will take them into the depths of the Hydroplant Sector and also finally give them something all true videogames must have: A fishing minigame.
Fallout London arrived two weeks ago to instant, massive success - to the tune of 500,000 downloads in the first day alone. Now it seems the devs have even bigger things in mind, with plans to start a new indie studio and build their own, original game.
It took more than four years, but Doom Eternal, the latest iteration of id Software's long-running shooter series, now has official mod tools on Steam.
Fallout: London was released just two weeks ago and is the biggest mod to be created for Fallout 4, which completely transforms the game into a new world for players to explore, with new quests and voice actors. Since its release, Fallout: London has become the fastest-redeemed game on GOG, aided by the 60% off sale on GOG's Fallout 4: Game of the Year edition. Team FOLON have announced that there is now a brand-new update for Fallout: London that will fix a lot of the bugs and issues players have been experiencing.
Every now and then I wonder where SteamOS is. The obvious answer is: it's on the Steam Deck, dummy. But ever since Valve released the original Steam Deck it's been talking about creating a general install that would allow you to drop its impressive Arch-based Linux distro onto other, non-Decky devices. And finally, we have the first tantalising glimpse of a general SteamOS install almost within sight, because the latest beta release (via SteamDeckHQ) has one line that has got me rather excited: «Added support for extra ROG Ally keys.»