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LIVE: Black Friday week has landed in Australia — we're keeping track of all the best PC gaming deals, and there are already 70+ bargains
Live Mice, headsets, monitors, laptops, CPUs and PSUs: we're across it all.
Gaming headset on your Black Friday wishlist? These are the 5 discounted crowd pleasers I'd consider from Aussie retailers, starting from AU$29
News Get some sound indaya.
The circle is closed as Clair Obscur mocap actor Maxence Cazorla thanks Charlie Cox for his kind words: 'Bringing Gustave to life was a team effort, and I’m honored to have played my part in it'
news Cox said actor Maxence Cazorla deserves credit for the job, and the internet agrees.
Valve responds as indie horror studio accuses Steam of 'censorship' for banning its game about nude human 'Horses' (Update)
News Valve told Santa Ragione its game featured child exploitation. The studio says otherwise.
The Battlefield 6 free trial is live, and if you're new to the scene EA has a detailed guide to get you started
news The BF6 freebie includes "three playlists, including a casual multiplayer experience, across three maps."
Despite Krafton ownership, Last Epoch dev won't charge for its first expansion and isn't pivoting to AI: 'To be clear, our development approach is not changing'
news Finally, some good news.
After its 'make FPS great again' controversy, Splitgate 2 is relaunching with a humbler tone: 'The goal is to grow over time, not aim for a massive splash on day 1'
news Splitgate 2 is also coming back sooner than expected: Instead of early 2026, the relaunch is now slated for December.
Former Ghost of Yotei artist says she wasn't fired because of a Charlie Kirk joke, but 'because of a harassment campaign' that nobody at Sony or Sucker Punch bothered investigating
news Gamergate is alive and well in 2025.
The first thing Bungie asked LucasFilm about its Star Wars-themed Destiny 2 expansion was: 'What is the bad version of this?'
news Yousa ready for Renegades?
Finally some good buyout news: A writer just bought back the game she co-created from a blockchain company so it 'doesn’t end up being turned into AI slop'
News Novelist and game writer Naomi Alderman has bought back the rights to the Zombies, Run! exercise app she's been writing episodes of for more than a decade.
