Yearly Archives: 2021

Ebb Software has revealed that Scorn, its creepy, atmospheric first-person shooter with visuals inspired by artists such as H. R. Giger, is now aiming for an October 2022 release.

Intel is well on its way to propelling Moore's Law beyond 2025.

Microsoft has changed the name for the PC tier of its popular game subscription service, Xbox Game Pass, which grants gamers a library of enticing games for a relatively low monthly cost.

Quantic Dream finally revealed its epic new Star Wars game during last week's Game Awards show, but it might be a while before anyone can actually play it.

A new update for Assassin's Creed Valhalla is planned to roll out next week.

Daedalic Entertainment (Shadow Tactics: Aiko's Choice) and NACON (The Sinking City, Styx: Master of Shadows) have announced The Lord of the Rings: Gollum.

Lenovo had briefly listed the AMD Radeon RX 6500 XT on one of its official channels, revealing that the midrange RDNA 2 GPU would available as a graphics option for its upcoming Legion Tower 5 gaming desktops.

Rebellion Developments has revealed Sniper Elite 5, the fifth installment of its popular tactical shooter franchise.

AMD could be taking a page out of NVIDIA's Ampere playbook and recruiting Samsung to manufacture some of its next-generation Radeon GPUs.

Techland is giving away free copies of Call of Juarez: Gunslinger on Steam as part of its ongoing Techland Publisher sale.

Sony Interactive Entertainment's latest acquisition is Seattle-based studio Valkyrie Entertainment.

Releasing a new Halo game without classic multiplayer playlists is one of the dumbest decisions that 343 Industries has made for the launch of the franchise's latest installment, but luckily, the studio will be addressing the tremendous oversight as early as next week.