Breathedge Free on Steam Until Aug 9: Steam Deck Workaround Revealed
Claim Breathedge free on Steam until August 9. The game is playable on Steam Deck with a simple workaround to skip the crashing intro video.
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Halo: Campaign Evolved Gets Mixed Reactions From Co-Creator Marcus Lehto
Halo co- creator Marcus Lehto praises Halo: Campaign Evolved's visuals but criticizes its heavy- handed guidance and cutscenes as pandering to new players.
GTA 6 Retail Box Drops Physical Disc for Digital Download Code
GTA 6 will ship without a physical disc, using a digital download code instead. Take- Two CEO Strauss Zelnick explains why physical media is being phased out for major titles.
Take-Two CEO backs game streaming to fix hardware prices
Take- Two CEO Strauss Zelnick backs game streaming to fix hardware prices, predicting commercial viability within three years.
Iron Nest: Heavy Turret Simulator Gets Steam Deck Verified Rating
Iron Nest: Heavy Turret Simulator is now Steam Deck Verified, running at 37- 42 FPS on Medium settings. Get details on performance and pricing.
Metal Gear Solid Fan Remake Uses Unity Engine for Custom Demo
A new Metal Gear Solid fan remake built on Unity Engine is available for download. The demo features custom assets, a tutorial, and all boss fights.
Dying Light Update 1.54 Released August 7 to Boost Stability
Techland released Dying Light update 1.54 on August 7. The minor patch follows a rapid cycle of fixes, likely targeting stability for the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog addition.
Grand Theft Auto VI Standard Edition Priced at $80, Ultimate at $100
Grand Theft Auto VI standard edition costs $80 and ultimate edition $100. Take- Two CEO Strauss Zelnick defends the pricing as delivering significant value.
Quake 30th Anniversary Gets Free ‘Dawn of the Machine’ Campaign
Quake celebrates its 30th anniversary with a free 'Dawn of the Machine' campaign featuring 19 new levels, persistent upgrades, and technical improvements.
Doom Co-Creator Reveals How id Software Used Pirates for Distribution
Doom co- founder John Romero reveals how id Software collaborated with Taiwanese pirates to distribute shareware, turning unauthorized copies into a marketing tool.