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Stardew Valley's ConcernedApe reportedly says he could "possibly" step in to save cancelled Minecraft-like Hytale, but he'd need to know "why it failed" first
News Eric Barone gets asked about if he'd ever help save Hytale
How to complete GTA Online Safeguard deliveries
Guide Deliveries for Gruppe Sechs and Bobcat Security in GTA Online earn cash and a trade discount on the Bobcat Security Stockade
The best new game I've played all year is a 30-minute demo where I just climbed rocks and ate chocolate bars – and I still care about it more than Borderlands 4 and GTA 6 combined
Hands-on Summer Preview 2025 | Cairn is improbably good
"This is almost 5 years here of my life": Sequel to early internet sim Hypnospace Outlaw, one of the best adventure games of the decade, has been cancelled
News Dreamsettler isn't going ahead
Nostalgic indie game from publisher Annapurna is a "respite from the current cursed reality" inspired by real-life, dev says: "Ended about as well as you can expect, including a nice scar, and cow s***"
News Mixtape takes the berries with the bruises
How to complete GTA Online QuickiePharm deliveries
Guide Deliveries for QuickiePharm in GTA Online will earn you cash and unlock a trade discount for the Ubermacht Sentinel GTS
How to start the GTA Online Money Fronts update
Guide This is how to buy the Hands On Car Wash money laundering business for the Money Fronts update in GTA Online
Tron: Catalyst review: "Disc slinging is a thrill in this gorgeous rendition of the series, but I'm let down by a time-loop story that falls flat"
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After almost 15 years, Minecraft's massive visual overhaul comes this month with over 3,000 lush new textures: "We didn't want to take away from what makes Minecraft Minecraft"
News The Vibrant Visuals update is gorgeous
Poirot is inexplicably set in the disco-lit '70s in this new Steam Next Fest demo – and seeing the moustachioed detective strut his stuff might low-key slap
Hands-on Forget modern day, Agatha Christie: Death on the Nile takes the detective to the 1970s, and it works way better than I thought it would
