Games

A user asked on the official Lutris GitHub two weeks ago “is lutris slop now” and noted an increasing amount of “LLM generated commits”. To which the Lutris creator replied:

They were going to get £55 from me but now they’re getting nothing!

Today’s game is Minecraft Legacy Console Edition. You might be thinking “You mean Xbox 360/PS3/Wii U/etc.?” But nope. Someone has made a port of it to PC. I will admit I only scanned the source code, and while it looked clean it’s not an endorsement of this being clean. Either morally or malware wise.

Official statement from Valve.

The cost of running Fortnite has gone up a lot

Today’s game is some more Metal Gear Solid 3. Today is gonna be quick because I basically had to backtrack after getting forward a bit because of some save issues. But despite that I realized this game has a lot of cool ass secrets that actually affect the game.

This is such a specific game that most people won’t know what the article is about, but here’s the TLDR:

if you want to make the same modifications:

Today’s game is Quake. I decided I wanted to try the campaign. Since I just finished emerald I figured I’d give it a try to see if it was something I wanted to commit to. My first impressions? Gameplay is awesome. I love how fast paced everything is. I feel like a ping pong ball on meth. The levels feel a bit confusing occasionally though and I feel like they’re a bit disjointed. Like 1 feels like a standard level and then “Bam”. Knights and shit.

Despite a few underdeveloped ideas, Planet of Lana 2 is a bigger, smarter, and even better-looking puzzle-platformer than the charming original.

The reviewer is Kyle Hilliard, which I personally do not know but his thoughts echo mine from playing the demo.

“Use of generative AI among game developers has declined after rising sharply in 2025, according to new data from the Game Developer Collective and Omdia. The survey shows 29% of developers reported using generative AI tools in early 2026, compared with 36% during the same period in 2025.”

Always fun to develop a record-selling game. You lose your job as a thanks! 🤮

Today’s game is Pokemon Emerald. It is done. My living dex has been completed (at least to the extent Emerald can cover) and i moved them all over to box on the 3DS (along with backing them up on my PC).

It has outpaced some of the year’s heaviest hitters including Resident Evil Requiem, Mewgenics, and Marathon.

We genuinely didn’t know how people would react

Today’s game is No Man’s Sky. I had a sudden urge to play this game. No particular reason, but I wanted to explore and discover. So I installed it and just messed around for an hour. A good 10 minutes of that was honestly spent just looking around though and admiring the game.

So for today’s article I wrote, its a retrospective on GoldenEye 007. Specifically with a bent towards the odd legal mix it caught itself up in with so many different entities being rights holders.

Chasm: The Rift is an early European contender to American FPS supremacy.

Today’s game is some more Pokemon Emerald. I’ve been working on the Pokédex the last few days. And when I say working on it I mean really working on it. I’m trying to assemble a living Dex which is my main goal. It’s an interesting challenge, since I sometimes have to catch double. The roaming legendaries have been fun too. I found Latias today for example. I just bumped into it while trying to hatch eggs.

Remember you can trust Discord with your driver’s license for verification, I’m sure they won’t accidentally store them in a plain text open API call or anything.

A little while ago I connected with one of the team members of ZOOM-platform. From their own site’s ‘about me’:

Today’s game is Halo PvP. I believe last time I talked about this I mentioned some changes I made to the map Zealot. Well, today I got to test them. My friend has a bit of a problem with camping at the top during infection. So to gently… push him away from that I put kill barrier on the camping spots. It’s all in good fun and just messing with each other. The screenshot above is from me testing the barrier during a game.

YouTube: PRAGMATA - Main trailer

Slay the Spire 2 has topped 177k concurrent players on Steam, and is steadily rising, setting a new record for a roguelike on the platform just weeks after Mewgenics smashed the previous record.

New Xbox & AI CEO announced via Twitter ( not calling it x) the new “hybrid” console that will play Xbox and PC games.

So a few weeks back my friend klops: the lead dev of PortMaster, introduced me to a developer called bmdhacks (who was once, long ago, a dev on a couple PS2 games!). bmdhacks had a crazy plan (well by the time I got to chat to him, that plan was very close to complete!) of bringing Dead Cells to the inexpensive R36S retro handheld. Which maybe you’ll know, if you’re a retro handheld fan, is a device that was never designed to run games of that scale.

hey I’m a solo gamedev and I recently launched the demo for Folk Emerging.

Today’s game is some more Metal Gear Solid Delta. I made it to the boss fight with Pain, and man. Fuck this guy. I liked the boss fight but those bullet bees were a pain in the ass. I ended up using some napalm grenades saved from fighting ocelot to clear away his bees and then mow him down with the AK.

Hello, I’m announcing this new update for my new 2D musou roguelite with sci-fi queer story-rich indie game named Starfish ROOM: DEFEND THE ROOMS

Ubisoft has just released the first piece of concept art for Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced, finally confirming its long-awaited remake that has been rumored for years.

The full article that was hinted at in interviews last week.

Today’s game is Pokemon Emerald. This might be the last entry for this game depending on how the rest of the Pokédex goes. I finished the Gyms at E4 today, and then went and hunted down all the Box Legendaries. It was all pretty easy except Groudon. For some reason the asshole just didn’t want to get in. After about 30 minutes though of just reloading my save I finally caught him and named him Greg. So now we have Juan the Kyogre and Greg the Groudon.

Screenshot is taken directly from the headset. The game is streamed to the headset wirelessly via Virtual Desktop app with the new foveated streaming feature (you can see the cutoff on the periphery where stuff starts to be more blurry / compressed). In the headset scenes like this (Low lighting with soft shadows) looks extremely atmospheric and really incredible because of the micro oled display and thanks to the new foveated streaming / encoding i finally can safely say compression artefact in wireless PCVR is a thing of the past.

Archived article: https://archive.md/HONwC

And so enters a game that is a perfect venn diagram of horse girls and history buffs.

Today’s game is Pokemon Emerald. I’ll give Metal Gear Delta just a little bit longer as I’m making really quick progress on this, plus it’s easy to do in bite size pieces. I have a geology exam coming up so being able to just pick up for like 5 minutes is really appreciated.

The aim is to get a bunch of people to play, March 6th at 6PM EST, so we actually get full lobbies to play in. Join in if you’re interested!

Today’s game is Pokemon Emerald. I’ve been kind of wanting to play through this ever since I saw FRLG were getting released. I have nostalgia for this one because it was my first Pokemon game. I didn’t grow up with it being my generations Pokemon, but I remember loading it onto an emulator on my old phone, and having to speed run it under a week in Middleschool. I had an iPhone then, and if I didn’t speed through then the “certificate” would expire and id be stuck without and my save gone.

The showcase kicks off at 6am PT / 9am ET / 2pm UK time, and will provide 15 minutes of news and updates on indie games coming to Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch.