Indie open worlder Future? No Thanks! gets last minute delay after Steam content mods allegedly demand a "watch the sex scene" button

Entertaining open world satire Future? No Thanks! has been abruptly delayed by Steam content reviewers, due to the presence of multiple seconds of "untextured polygons depicting ass and boobs". In a statement, developer Paulo "Molleindustria" Pedercini reveals that Valve's moderation teams have had the game under revie...

Fresh evidence from independent researchers confirms the first drop in PC shipments in over a year... and it's only going to get worse

New research from Counterpoint corroborates that the PC market has finally been impacted by the memory crisis to the extent that global shipments have gone down for the first time since the first quarter of 2025. In the second quarter this year there were 4% fewer global PC shipments than the same time last year. This...

MindsEye's Football Update Arrives Just In Time To Completely Miss The World Cup

MindsEye is still going, well, strong might be an overexaggeration. It’s still going, though, somehow, and still getting updates. Big ones, as the latest update adds a whole new mode to the game that looks suspiciously like Rocket League.

Pokemon Go Devs Seemingly Considering Scrapping Ability To Earn Coins From Gyms

PokeCoins are an important currency in Pokemon Go. They can be used to upgrade your inventory space, Pokemon storage, Battle Passes and Raid Passes, Incubators, clothing, and so much more. Sadly, since the beginning, there has only been one way to earn these PokeCoins without spending your hard-earned cash: Gyms.

Indie game contest tasks devs with fitting their entire game on to a 1.44 MB floppy disk

1,474,560 bytes may sound like a lot for those unfamiliar with the realities of modern data storage, but it amounts to a single 3.5-inch floppy disk. The hey-day of such a relic of physical media has long since passed, but floppy disks obviously still hold a certain allure for some judging by a certain Korean game dev...

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto Defends Remakes Amid Ocarina Of Time Reveal

Remakes are practically a motherlode cheat for studios, but they’re still divisive. Especially when the originals aren’t available on current-gen platforms, or when developers decide to spend resources updating ten-year-old titles with marginally better graphics. Cough, The Last of Us, cough. However, Mario and Zelda c...

Steam wishlists and gifting games just got a whole lot more useful

The Steam wishlist is one of the most useful features on the Valve store, allowing you to quickly track everything from the biggest upcoming PC games you're interested in to those 'maybes' that you're waiting for the right sale on. Starting right now, it's just been made a whole lot more flexible - and this [...]

Star Wars Zero Company won't have official mod support, confirms Bit Reactor, but it has 'a lot of respect for the modding community'

Star Wars Zero Company developer Bit Reactor is made up of former XCOM veterans, a series which has a pretty lively modding scene, especially XCOM 2, which supports modding with official development tools. It's even had its fair share of Star Wars mods over the years that completely transport it to a galaxy far, far aw...

New Open-World Survival-Crafting Game on Steam is Satisfactory Meets The Planet Crafter

Open-world survival-crafting games continue to dominate Steam, but every so often one comes along that feels like it is pulling ideas from several fan favorites at once. That's exactly the case with a newly announced sci-fi survival game that blends open-world exploration, automation, and base building in a way that sh...

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