BerserkBoy Games announces idle RPG Berserk B.I.T.S
BerserkBoy Games, the studio behind Berserk Boy, has announced a new game called Berserk B.I.T.S.
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Amazon Prime is giving away 3 more PC games, including Suicide Squad
Amazon has announced three more games it will be giving away as part of its Prime Day event this month.
The 400th edition of Edge features ten unique Astro Bot cover designs
In August 1993, when polygons felt exotic, PCs were beige, and the PlayStation brand didn’t even exist, Future Publishing launched Edge, a videogame magazine with a mission to explore the future of interactive entertainment. Now, 31 years later, we have arrived at its landmark 400th edition, which is available today.
'The end is in sight'—Fallout: London, a DLC-sized mod plagued by delays, will arrive soon with its own installer to help slim the chances of Bethesda breaking it a 2nd time
Fallout: London is one of the more ambitious mods I've seen—a complete conversion mod of Fallout 4 which is brave enough to ask the question: what if British people could also blow themselves up?
Petition For Ubisoft To Cancel Assassin's Creed Shadows Hits 50K Signatures
A new petition to cancel the upcoming has reached 50,000 signatures. After many years of fans being extremely vocal in their desire for the history-hopping series to visit Feudal Japan, the announcement of — then called — was initially well-received. However, as more leaks emerged surrounding the title's story and protagonists — which were then confirmed in its first story trailer — there has been a fair amount of controversy, largely regarding the appearance of the African samurai Yasuke.
PS Plus Leaks Point To Two Controversial RPGs Coming To PlayStation In July 2024
As PlayStation Plus players gear up for their next batch of games, rumors swirl that the next few additions to the service may be some of 2023's most controversial releases. While the first PS Plus Essentials for July have left many players wanting thanks to the addition of older titles like and , users are hopeful that the next collection manages to impress with some bigger additions. Nothing has yet to be confirmed but given that an official announcement is right around the corner, the rumor mill is churning faster than ever.
To combat torrent traffic, a South Korean ISP deployed a bold strategy: Infecting 600,000 of its own customers with malware
We're certainly no strangers to the Machiavellian schemes of telecom companies in the US, where thanks to the restoration of net neutrality, we've only just recently been able to dodge the nightmare scenario of ISPs being legally empowered to throttle their competitors' traffic. That makes it all the more impressive when companies elsewhere in the world upstage our own constant advancements in corporate skulduggery—companies like KT, a South Korean ISP recently accused of inflicting malware on 600,000 of its own customers.
Tend a cozy garden and stave off corruption, with the help of some cool gnomes, in Horticular
A pleasant new game about gardening is on the way out this week, with the gnomes of Horticular asking you to revitalize a wasteland into a nicely-sculpted ecosystem of plants and animals that can stand up to the decay of the corrupted world around it. The little game is an indie with some real scope to it for such a simple premise, giving you all kinds of aesthetic and magical tools to tweak your landscape and bring in inhabitants like new animals, plants, and eventually housing for the various gnomes that will aid your cause.