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It seems that «secret international discussions» have led to an export ban for quantum computers of a certain level of power, despite scientists around the world being unable to actually explain why.
To say that Fallout: London's development has been tricky would be a bit of an understatement. Team Folon, the people behind this expansive mod that brings the retro-apocalyptic world of Fallout to the UK, had been working on Fallout: London for four years before they had to delay the release due to a disruptive Fallout 4 next-gen update from Bethesda.
Back in 1994, Sega's answer to Zelda launched to poor sales and positive reviews, eventually becoming a cult classic and rare collector's item. Now, 30 years later, one fan is building an HD remake demo that imagines what a proper revival of this action-adventure title might look like.
Those Nintendo Switch players who have yet to try the excellent now have no excuse to not give it a go because the whole game is free for a limited time. Released in 2022, managed to impress both fans and critics alike as the quirky game not only built off the foundations of its predecessor but introduced a wealth of new features. While its whacky premise may not sound like everyone's cup of tea, it's a fantastic tactics game that should appeal to strategy fans of all ages.
The Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, a non-profit organisation set up by the ex-UK prime minister, has released a paper (PDF) predicting that AI automation in public sector jobs could save a fifth of workers time, along with a huge reduction in workforce and governmental costs. The findings of the paper were presented by Tony Blair himself at the opening of the 2024 Future of Britain Conference.
The new anthology presents a greatest hits reel of updated classic adventures, but some of them are more likely to prove truly memorable in a campaign than others. Following in the tradition of books like and, arranges six adventures that can carry a party from level 1 to 13 when played in sequence. They can also be inserted into other campaigns or played standalone, giving the compilation more flexibility than standard campaign books.
The First Descendant (TFD), Nexon's take on Warframe-slash-Destiny, has been doing pretty well in terms of raw numbers. Hitting a mightily-impressive all time peak of around 260,000 players, the game does look a little derivative of Bungie's live-service giant—to the point where both games went to the same pool of free-to-use icons, an entire wasp's nest fellow PC Gamer writer Andy Chalk appears to have stubbed his toe on yesterday.
In the ultimate team-up of 'things I dread the societal consequences of', the UK General Election is coming to Roblox. It's courtesy of the BBC, and is meant to serve as «an engaging and fun way to learn more about the country’s election whilst interacting with [the BBC's] top political experts.» Naturally, it's been set up to coincide with the upcoming election on July 4, the first one the UK has had since, let me see, three prime ministers ago.