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No, Eric Barone is not adding infidelity to Stardew Valley, although he did briefly consider letting you ruin marriages, to Grandpa's deep disappointment
By Andy Chalk published
news Some idle musing about the nature of morality in sandbox games has spiraled out of control.

Capcom says it's eyeing Devil May Cry, Ace Attorney, Dragon's Dogma for 'sequels, remakes, ports, etc.', and I'll gladly take the excuse to get my hopes up
By Lincoln Carpenter published
News Dragon's Dogma mentioned!

Doom is 10 years old today, and you can pick it up for just $2 on Steam
By Andy Chalk published
news This is not a deal to be missed.

Bungie is turning Marathon's loot dial to 11 ahead of its first wipe, opening up Cryo Archive 24/7
By Morgan Park published
NEWS The time has come to actually use all the good stuff in your vault.

Turn-based tactics game Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus 2 will release next week to coincide with a Warhammer Skulls event stacked with reveals
By Jody Macgregor published
News Some of them will be grim. Some of them will be dark.

Subnautica 2 devs say it's 'bigger and more polished' than any of the studio's previous early access launches
By Lincoln Carpenter published
News Unknown Worlds is eager to collaborate with its community once again.

Ubisoft's leak-a-thon continues with a dump of Assassin's Creed Hexe info that hints at the return of a familiar 'old man'
By Tyler Colp published
News Sadly, there's no hint at a release date in the leak.

AI is 'creatively soulless,' says director of Mass Effect and Knights of the Old Republic: 'I’m just really unimpressed with it'
By Andy Chalk published
news It doesn't sounds like AI is going to play much of a role in the development of Fate of the Old Republic.

Embark says the 'pressure of a monthly cycle' is holding Arc Raiders back, so it's slowing down: Major updates will come every 6 months from now on
By Morgan Park published
NEWS The Frozen Trails update planned for October will add the largest Arc Raiders map to date.

The guy who literally wrote the textbook on AI says when it comes to the extinction scenario the human race is cooked: 'Making these systems more capable… doesn't seem like a sensible move'
By Rich Stanton published
News "The CEO of Google DeepMind expressed very similar concerns: that they were in a race that they couldn't pull out of."
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