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Escape From Duckov quacks past 300,000 concurrent players only 10 days after release
By Justin Wagner published
News More than a splash in the pan, the hit indie extraction shooter is taking a victory flap.

Europa Universalis 2's launch was a desperate gambit for Paradox's survival: 'It needs to be done so it's sold in the US market before Christmas, because we need the money else we cannot pay people'
By Justin Wagner published
News The grand strategy giant had a hard time making its name.

It's Helldivers 2's Liberty Day, so break out your shovels and play Arrowhead's patriotic new Whack-a-Terminid browser game before it's gone
By Justin Wagner published
News It's like whack-a-mole, but more democratic and only available today.

Before Paradox became king of grand strategy, it made a Baldur's Gate-inspired RPG doomed by 'bugs, many and diverse, some more interesting than the gameplay'
By Justin Wagner published
News Gamespot called Valhalla Chronicles "an insult to anyone who can walk and chew gum at the same time."

The Outer Worlds 2's weirdest weapon is a flashing rainbow sword that turns combat into a rhythm game I'm terrible at
By Sean Martin published
Beat saber Slice and dice to the beat.

Today's Wordle clues, hints and answer for October 26 (#1590)
By Kerry Brunskill published
regular riddle Solve Wordle your way (with our help).

Darktide's narrative will be expanded as part of future updates: 'We are definitely going to be adding to the story of the game'
By Jody Macgregor published
News Plot for the plot god.

A game jam game about pudgy chainsmoking dads seems to be Steam's latest co-op hit, hitting 100,000 concurrent players on its first weekend
By Justin Wagner published
News RV There Yet? is drawing players into Mabutts Valley with cheeky physics puzzles.

The multi-billion dollar, 15-hour AWS outage that brought the internet to its knees last week was apparently caused by a single software bug
By Ted Litchfield published
news Resonance Cascade.

Europa Universalis lead Johan Andersson says Paradox's DLC model has been 'pretty f***ing great': 'You decide what's going in, you decide the scope, you decide exactly when you can release'
By Justin Wagner published
News Andersson said Paradox has several pipelines for keeping games "alive," and that it's a "pretty great system."
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