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Starship Troopers: Extermination's latest update adds a big stompy mech, ideal for squashing the shooter's newly polished bug holes
By Rick Lane published
News Patch 1.10 also adds a new location and improved arachnid ambushes.

Baldur's Gate 3 YouTuber discovers 'time travel' glitch that also reveals 4 nude Gales hanging out in your camp for some reason
By Rick Lane published
News Maybe the real Baldur's Gate 3 is the four naked Gales we met along the way.

Sintopia, the management sim that smashes together Dungeon Keeper and Black & White, will stand before Steam's pearly gates for judgment in April
By Rick Lane published
News Team 17's Bullfrog-like strategy game releases next month.

Forgotten FPS sequel Heretic 2 gets a 'reverse-engineered sourceport' that fixes bugs, improves the framerate and adds 'lots of cosmetic improvements'
By Rick Lane published
News "The game plays as you remember it."

Lawn Mowing Simulator 2 takes to Kickstarter with the lushest virtual grass I've ever seen
By Rick Lane published
News Seriously, look at it.

Developer of cozy tea shop adventure Wanderstop is shutting down: 'It's a particularly tough time for raising game funds'
By Christopher Livingston published
News The studio, Ivy Road, wasn't able to secure funding for its next game, Engine Angel.

Zero Parades devs knew they didn't want to make another cop game after Disco Elysium: 'How people think of the police these days, it's a bit different'
By Wes Fenlon published
News Cops are out, spies are in.

Get every Frictional horror game ever made—Penumbra, Amnesia, and SOMA—for just $15 in this screamingly good bundle
By Andy Chalk published
news Screamingly good—get it? Because you're going to scream, see. They're horror games. Really, really good horror games.

Path of Exile's richest player and item trading kingpin gets banned and pleads with Grinding Gear Games to restore 'more than 1,500 items, some of which can't ever be recreated': 'This is the worst day of my life'
By Tyler Colp published
news The Forbidden Trove's days as a hub for Path of Exile trading may be coming to an end.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution could've had a track from the original game's composer but it was rejected for not being the 'right fit,' and in hindsight he says they were right
By Andy Chalk published
news Eidos Montreal wanted to put its own stamp on Deus Ex after it took over the series, and that meant it wanted music from an entirely different composer.
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