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The fandom is taking it well.

You could have been scanning boxes instead of scanning people for signs of the zombie plague.

After working "quietly" on a new horror game for the past eight months, Schofield says he's walking away.

Sony isn't a fan of how familiar Light of Motiram looks.

It was going to cost $5, but the solo dev felt bad about all the bugs and lowered the price.

A better form of cloud storage.

Mouthwashing no longer appears in search results on the indie-focused storefront.

Survival-crafting on the fly starts tomorrow.

Says that we're in a "loneliness epidemic" and Roblox can somehow help.

It's a very valid reaction in all honesty.

Meanwhile, Intel Foundry continues to shout into the void for customers, getting only echoes as a reply.

He's very much a people person.

Learn how to train your girls to excel in their racing careers.

Make friends with food.

Pristine evolution, plain and simple.

Fair enough.

"Cutting these women off from income streams and audiences does nothing to 'protect' them."

In short, no. In long, noooooooooo.

In a dinky li'l chassis, too.

"If she killed me wearing that skin, I'd thank her."

You don't get Baldur's Gate 3's acting with AI, I tell you that much.

You wanted your gaming handheld to be portable? Pfft.

After Silent Hill 2, Bloober is returning to its roots with a Kraków-set horror game dripping with Soviet paranoia.