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AMD's patent filing reveals that the company is exploring "multi-chiplet" GPU design options, suggesting that next-gen RDNA architectures might feature massive changes.
New Blood Interactive's pulp detective immersive sim Fallen Aces is out right now, but the price of the slapstick noir caper might be just as newsworthy: with its intro price and launch discount, Fallen Aces will only set you back $10, and after playing the first two of five levels in its intro episode, I think it's well worth that price.
Players who have entered the service of Ranni the Witch in have the opportunity to take on a quest from Preceptor Seluvis, a haughty sorcerer who asks a potion be delivered to Nepheli Loux, another Tarnished. Selvuvis, who believes his own intellect to be far above the player character's, does not elaborate on the potion's purpose, commanding the player to follow his bidding in ignorance. Likewise, the potion is also mysteriously absent of details in its item description, but poking around Seluvis' Rise and talking to some other NPCs can shed some light on the sorcerer's machinations, and why Nepheli may have been chosen as his target.
Doppelgangers in can be tricky to catch if you do not know what to look for. They will do everything in their power to trick you into letting them inside, and you will have to use every trick you have to catch them in the act. With the right tools, you will have an answer for every trick they have as well.
There may be no more effective way to tank a conversation than trying to explain a meme, but screw it—I knew I had to try. When I visited FromSoftware's offices in Tokyo to interview company president Hidetaka Miyazaki for PC Gamer's next cover story, I knew I had to ask him about my favorite bit of trivia from Dark Souls: the instructions he gave to the artist behind the Undead Dragon.
A new game is rising on the Steam most-played charts, and it’s not a new battle royale or Call of Duty game. It’s a free-to-play clicker game where all you do is click an illustration of a banana.
The wide world of co-op shooter games covers everything from to , and the best games in the genre offer experiences that are well worth embarking upon with companions. Shooters can translate exceptionally well to cooperative gameplay, with basic pick-up-and-play appeal still leaving the potential for strategic depth and meaningful collaboration. Gunning down enemies is also a lot less monotonous in co-op, even when the hordes just won't stop coming.
2012’s Lollipop Chainsaw is very much a product of its time, but it’s attracted a bit of a cult following over the years for both the obvious reasons, and because of surprisingly sharp writing by a pre-Marvel-fame James Gunn and its solid, varied gameplay. Well, a new version of the game, entitled Lollipop Chainsaw RePop has now locked down a September release date.