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What I really appreciate is the OST and the artbook will be included in the Digital Deluxe Edition, and Early Access players get that edition. That's a good way to say "Thank you".

My wife actually has read Chainsaw Man recently and praised it for its art. Have you tried it? This weekend, I've watched some anime for the first time in years. It's been fun to come back. Mob Psycho 100, and then continued with One Punch Man season 1. I've forgotten how cool it is to watch...

There has been some discussion on Twitter about Dragon Age: Origins lately, due to David Gaider's posts. A part relevant to this thread is the following:

I've been playing Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy. I can agree the narrative and writing are really well-done. All the 10 hours I've been playing, I've been smiling, it's just that funny. Unfortunately, the game has stuttering/lagging in certain cut-scenes and during transitions between...

I've actually had the same thought for a while, and I'm happy more people see it now: https://www.pcgamer.com/pc-gamers-are-getting-fed-up-with-one-shitty-port-after-another/

WotR was much better than Kingmaker (at launch), from the QA side. So it's promising to hear they decided to push the standards even higher: https://www.wargamer.com/warhammer-40k-rogue-trader/owlcat-learns-from-mistakes "Executive producer Anatoly Shestov states that “really, really long...

Ohhhh, another gem! Thanks so much for sharing, and good luck with the project! Your Steam community thread looks a bit lonely, I'm sure Tavern people will support you! How did you come up with the idea? How many people work on the game, who is the amazing artist? How hard has it been to start...

The reality here is that probably only 10% of games actually release, and 90% die while still in production, or even earlier. It's especially bad with games that are not sequels in well-known franchises. This is why any developer/publisher would take guaranteed money from Game Pass (or an...

Releasing the patch for the Witcher 3 didn't go as smoothly as everyone hoped. In December and January, they made attempts to fix performance and other bugs, but it didn't help much. The work continues there:

This week is all about the upcoming release of Hogwarts Legacy. Sounds like it's one of the biggest video games, but at the same time, it's clouded by the controversy surrounding the author of the Harry Potter books. Jason Schreier (Bloomberg) published an article that tried to describe the...

Thanks for this tale of Lizard-Doth-Monitor. It was full of humor (starting right with his name), adventure, magic, and lots of good screenshots. I enjoyed reading your reports, and they reminded me why Skyrim is such a good game, even 12 years later.

Offline Terror Zones and Sundering Charms as a drop for SP games is a welcome change to spice the game up.

On February 4, a Reddit user by the name u/revanchisto shared purported screenshots and a brief gameplay clip of Dragon Age sequel, Dreadwolf. They have since taken their images and video down, but you can still see some of them live on Twitter from user mintsoir, as well as shared by the author...

I don't have 17k+ hours in ESO as @shmity72 does, but I fully agree with this. I've started doing dungeons only lately, after reaching 500 champion points. First, we tried normal dungeons, they already were fun (as each has its story). But then we played The Castle Thorn Dungeon during the ESO+...

For the first time ever, yesterday's Grammy awards featured a category just for video game soundtracks. And the first-ever winner in this new category was Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Dawn Of Ragnarok. Feels like an important milestone for the whole gaming industry, so it's not...

Welcome, Andrea, and it's so great to see yet another developer joining this community! I've been looking forward to your game for a while already. ;)