Among Us Story: On Guard turns suspicion into a solo detective problem
Innersloth's single-player Among Us spin-off sounds strange on paper, but the Steam page hints at exactly why it might work if the mystery has teeth.
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ESP32 is the tiny board behind some wonderfully weird DIY gaming gadgets
A new ESP-NOW HD voice project is a neat excuse to look at why ESP32 boards keep showing up in pocket consoles, macro pads, tabletop props, and other player-friendly maker builds.
Helldivers 2's Planet Warfronts sound like the grind finally getting a spine
Arrowhead is working on Planet Warfronts after holding the idea back before launch. If it lands, Helldivers 2 could get a sharper reason to log in beyond chasing the next Major Order.
Foundry VTT is still the power-user answer to online RPG nights
Foundry Virtual Tabletop asks more from the GM than a throwaway browser room, but regular RPG groups get something better back: control, automation, and a campaign table that feels owned.
Kemuri makes yokai hunting look like a co-op ritual, not a loot treadmill
Ikumi Nakamura's Unseen finally showed gameplay for Kemuri, a 2027 PS5 action game built around hidden yokai, strange city movement, and three-player co-op where everyone may not see the same thing.
Fatal Frame II’s Remake Understands the Scariest Thing Was Never the Ghosts
Koei Tecmo’s full remake of Crimson Butterfly brings Mio and Mayu’s haunted village back with rebuilt visuals, controls, sound, and a new hand-holding mechanic that sharpens the original’s emotional horror.
Valve’s Steam Machine Is Quietly Picking a Console Fight
Valve is calling the new Steam Machine a compact SteamOS PC, but its real target is obvious: the living room where consoles have always owned convenience.
The Steam Deck Taught PC Handheld Makers the Wrong Lesson
The Steam Deck did not win hearts by being the fastest handheld PC. It won by feeling like a real gaming machine, and too many rivals are still confusing bigger spec sheets with better play.
Build It, Play It: Why Raspberry Pi Handhelds Are Retro Gaming’s Real Endgame
The PiBrick and the wider DIY handheld scene prove that retro gaming’s healthiest future may not be another sealed plastic console, but a custom Linux machine you can actually open, repair, and understand.
007 First Light Review: IO Interactive Finally Makes Bond Feel Dangerous Again
IO Interactive borrows the best instincts from Hitman, then speeds them up, dresses them sharply, and gives James Bond the momentum his games have missed for decades.
Why Wait for the Sold-Out Steam Controller 2.0? Turn Your Steam Deck Into the Ultimate PC Gamepad
Valve’s second-generation controller sold out in under an hour. But if you own a Steam Deck, you already have the most powerful, customizable, and open gamepad ever designed sitting on your desk. Here is how to configure it.
Secure Boot for Shooters: Are Battlefield and Call of Duty Building a Walled Garden on PC?
As Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Battlefield 6 mandate Secure Boot on PC, the gaming community is split. While the move aims to create a fair, cheat-free environment, it comes at a significant cost to user freedom and poses a major threat to the viability of these titles on Linux and the Steam Deck