Tag: Gaming
Metal Eden Is Apparently A Parkour Boomer Shooter With A Free Demo
Boomer Shooters are quite popular among a lot of people, though not many are actually Boomers. I suppose GenX Shooters just doesn't have the same cadence nor the double entendre. If you…
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Reflections On A Three Hour Tour Of Doom: The Dark Ages
DOOM: The Dark Ages will be a bit different from the past games, but apparently not too different. Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN had a chance to play with a development version and ended…
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The Witcher 4 Is NOT Coming Soon
You should be glad someone sat in on CD Projekt Red's latest earnings call because in amongst all the financial details was an important announcement for anyone hoping for an early release…
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The Half-Life 2 RTX Demo Makes Half-Life 2 Look Like What You Remember It Did
The just released Half-Life 2 RTX demo was developed by Orbifold Studios, which is a group of modders who wanted to make the game look like we remember it did, as nostalgia…
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Battlefield 6 Leaks Revealed Too!
Revel in the return of the Assault, Engineer, Recon, and Medic; say goodbye to Specialists! If you preferred the way that the last Battlefield broke down your abilities this is bad news,…
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More Possible Half-Life 3 Leaks
Ah Half-Life 3, the long awaited sequel to the amazing Valve series which has been the source of uncountable rumours and trolling posts all across the interwebs. It's been a long 11…
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Warner Bros Murders Monolith
Warner Bros have done something awful, again. They've closed Monolith after 30 years of successful game publishing and the reasoning is even worse than you think. The quote from Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN…
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Beware! There Is No Current Subnautica 2 Playtest!
It's been said before and will have to be said again, no matter how tempting they might be you should never click on links sent to you by random strangers. For that…
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The Civilization VII Reviews Have Arrived
As someone who knows for a fact that Sid Meier's Civilization series peaked in Civ IV, it is interesting to see Ars Technica suggest that with a bit of work...
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Some Doom: The Dark Ages That May Excite You
id Software missed a chance to mess with people by announcing the launch of Doom: The Dark Ages will be on April 1st, but instead chose to wait a month and plan…
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This PDF, It’s Full Of DOOM!
Welcome to 2025, the year DOOM was recreated inside of a PDF. DoomPDF exists thanks to the horrifying fact that Javascript can run, with its own separate standard library, inside...
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ICYMI, Half Life 3 Rumours Are A Thing Again In 2025
On New Year's Eve, Mike Shapiro posted his first tweet in over four years. It was a video post where he, in his G-Man character's voice and pacing, announced that...
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Is The New NVIDIA App Slowing Down Your System? There’s A Fix For That
Bleeping Computer has some good news for gamers that trusted NVIDIA enough to install the new NVIDIA app, which was supposed to handle updates, overlays, optimizations, recording and a host...
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Indiana Jones And The Great Circle, Enjoy Some Pulp Action Heroics
Fans of Indy have a chance to pick up his whip, don his hat and try their luck at his unique brand of archaeology. Indiana Jones And The Great Circle has been…
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Steam’s New Season Pass DLC Rules – Publish or Die!
Steam, or Valve if you prefer, are getting sick and tired of fielding complaints from customers that bought a Season Pass to a game to get hold of all the future DLC,…
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Unreal Gold And Unreal Tournament GoTY Installers Arrive On The Internet Archive
Calling all old fogies who forgot to keep a copy of Unreal Tournament on a drive somewhere! You can relive those good old days thank to the Internet Archive, as...
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The PS5 Pro’s Worst Enemy Is The PS5
As far as Ars Technica can tell, the PS5 Pro is a stopgap measure to try to sell some more product before the release of the PS6. The specs look like you…
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Manor Lords Meets Crusader Kings In Liegecraft?
If you are unfamiliar with either Manor Lords or Crusader Kings, the former is a medieval city builder in early release while the second is a long running series of turn based…
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