#pcgamer — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #pcgamer, aggregated by home.social.
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Manor Lords celebrates 4 million copies sold with a new major update which gives players the chance to become 'a cow-herding mogul'
It's a great time to be a cow farmer.
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I have solved the male loneliness epidemic in Grand Theft Auto 5
Reach out to your fellow human beings. And give them piggybacks.
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Arc Raiders is adding a camera mode as part of October's major update, but some fans need more proof that the game's not going to wither away
This would've been really cool eight months ago.
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Holy crap, it's happening: Dwarf Fortress gets its first Myth and Magic update later this year, bringing each player's world its own procedural magic system
"Everything that makes fantasy what it is—with every piece tied into how that particular universe works, down to its bones."
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The best talents for each specialization in Star Wars Zero Company
Pick the perfect talent to go with each class.
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/strategy/star-wars-zero-company-best-talents/
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'It's just not our money to keep': Handheld console maker Panic is refunding US tariff fees to its customers
The US government is sending out tariff refunds and Panic is paying it forward.
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Warlock's take on D&D magic might make me willing to sell my soul
Or at least rent it out.
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The Witcher 3 Remastered makes the original's best HD mod obsolete, but only because that same modder's been working on the real deal
Making it to the big leagues.
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Linus Torvalds details his 'debug session from hell' pushing an AI to fix an error it repeatedly said was 'impossible and unsolvable'. He then made it write the report
Even with AI, Torvalds seems to want a hands on approach.
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I barely remember the last time Nvidia mentioned gaming at all in an earnings call
Gone, but definitely not forgotten.
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Konami is aiming for a new Silent Hill game every year with producer Motoi Okamoto trying to quell fears by promising fans that they 'will be able to provide positive kinds of surprises'
A game a year is a tall order.
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Nvidia says it would be making a whole lot more money if it weren't for the memory crisis it's contributing to
And gaming doesn't even get a mention in its earnings call.
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Crimson Desert will be slowing down its free updates in preparation for its paid DLC, and I'm just glad Pearl Abyss is finally pacing itself
Free stuff is great, but it's reasonable to get paid at some point.
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Total War: Warhammer 40k will let you stuff your 'almost dead' Space Marine characters into Dreadnoughts so they can keep fighting
Even in death I still serve.
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When and where to watch the GTA 6 gameplay reveal on August 27
Rockstar is finally, officially, showing off GTA 6 gameplay in a reveal that's coming to Netflix first.
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Brütal Legend is available free in honor of Tim Curry
"The Tainted Coil shall rule forever!"
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/rts/brutal-legend-is-available-free-in-honor-of-tim-curry/
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How many games can you identify just from a screenshot of their water?
Will you sink or swim?
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/how-many-games-can-you-identify-just-from-a-screenshot-of-their-water/
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Tim Curry, Red Alert 3 star and camp icon of stage and screen, dies aged 80
Curry's incomparable acting career saw him starring as Soviet premiers, primordial clown horrors, and captains of Muppet crews.
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I've played Heroes of Might and Magic 3: Remake, and I still can't believe we're getting 2 HoMMs in the same year
Ubisoft is going all in on fantasy tactics.
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Gamescom 2026 live hub: The latest news and previews from the biggest gaming event of the year
Your one stop hub for the latest reveals and news from Gamescom.
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Poppy Playtime studio reveals its next survival horror game, and this time it's co-op
You've met the critters, now become one in Mob Entertainment's Escape From Playtime.
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GTA 6 leaker escalates spoilers, releases 4 minutes of Lucia's prologue
Cyberleek wants more money.
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Game of Thrones: War for Westeros isn't even out yet and it already feels ancient
A by-the-numbers RTS based on a TV show that ended seven years ago.
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Big new GTA 6 gameplay details revealed, including specifics about Jason and Lucia character swapping: 'play as a couple, or go off and cause chaos independently'
An interview published in Dazed magazine provides some juicy new details about GTA 6's design and development.
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HoYoverse's Nodusfall is free to play but isn't a typical gacha game: 'Characters are not obtained through random draws'
Everything about the studio's new game is different.
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God help us, they overclocked Mega Man
That's going to void a warranty for sure.
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/action/god-help-us-they-overclocked-mega-man/
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Move over Gamescom, Konami is heading to CatCon and its bringing Metal Gear Solid-themed cat toys with it
Cats vs snakes—a rivalry as old as time.
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Metro 2039 devs say the ongoing war in Ukraine has changed how they write morality: 'The franchise's very nature is getting too close to reality'
"Our team has been living in a state of war for the last four and a half years."
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Here's the Star Wars Zero Company release time for your region
Get the band together and battle through the Clone Wars.
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/strategy/star-wars-zero-company-release-date-launch-times/
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AI is 'just a plagiarism machine that makes people lose their jobs' in the eyes of The Talos Principle 3's writers
"They're basically incredibly intelligent versions of the autocorrect."