GamePriceWatcher
ExploreDealsNewsWatchlist
Log inSign up

Menu

Explore›Deals›News›Watchlist›
Log inSign up
AboutPrivacy PolicyPC game deal guideFAQ

Game prices can change quickly. Verify final price, region, DRM, platform, and store terms before buying.

© 2026 GamePriceWatcher. All rights reserved.

Latest game news

Rock Paper Shotgun

Paralives' first major update slips to next year, but when it comes you can expect some pretty meaty improvements for all of its main features

Since launch back in May of this year, life sim Paralives appears to have been trucking along nicely, with the dev team offering up fairly regular updates with all sorts of tweaks big and small. Certainly confidence-inspiring for an early access game, especially one as systems-driven as it is. And now, the Paralives team have outlined their plans for the game's first major update, which seem very catered to improving the core experience. Read more

Read articleOct 24, 2026
PC Gamer

Now it's over, WoW: Forever's beta has left me with just one fear—its endgame

How do you zig when all you know is zag?

Read articleOct 24, 2026
PC Gamer

New Blood CEO confirms it: the worst way to sell immersive sims like Gloomwood and Fallen Aces is to call them immersive sims

"It's not a good marketing term. And I don't think it helps."

Read articleOct 24, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

I've got egg on my face because Steam's Personal Calendar feature has apparently been a test this whole time and is only now actually a fully fledged component

I'll be honest folks: I didn't know that Steam's Personal Calendar feature was still technically in testing. I've been using it here and there to keep track of what's come out recently or what's coming out imminently, and have generally found it to be fairly reflective of the kinds of games I was interested in. It just worked! Yet lo and behold, a post from Valve went out yesterday announcing that the feature has launched out of Steam Labs "and is considered a full feature of the Steam Store." R

Read articleOct 24, 2026
PC Gamer

The mouse P.I. for hire from Mouse: P.I. For Hire joins the meat boy from Super Meat Boy 3D in gaming's latest indie crossover

Of mice and meat.

Read articleOct 24, 2026
PC Gamer

Japan Actors Union pushes for heavy restrictions on AI copying dead actors

It's part of a broader set of guidelines the union hopes to set an industry-wide precedent for.

Read articleOct 24, 2026
PC Gamer

Are we in the cozy gaming gold rush era? 'Cozy' has grown over 250% on Steam and 200% in my inbox since 2024

Uh oh, everything is cozy now.

Read articleOct 24, 2026
PC Gamer

The best feature in the original Alan Wake is an absence: the man has no reticle

Remedy forgot the rules of third-person shooting to build its inaugural horror game.

Read articleOct 24, 2026
PC Gamer

'I drank from the chalice of blood': indie dev scrubs his game of AI-generated voice lines, having previously described the technology as 'anti-human and anti-art'

Refund offered for players who "still feel betrayed" over AI use in Future? No Thanks!

Read articleOct 24, 2026
Eurogamer

Mass Effect Universe "looked incredible" says creator who claims he advised BioWare

A content creator who claims to have served on a BioWare community council has shared alleged details about the cancelled next Mass Effect game, titled Mass Effect Universe. Read more

Read articleOct 24, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

Mass Effect 3 ending discourse ignored the RPG's scale, ambition, and exuberance, including that of its oddly great co-op

Ah, come on, it was fine. Better than fine. We can argue for another fourteen years about whether BioWare should have redone the ending or not, but Mass Effect 3 was really a compendium of endings, a ludicrously ambitious wrapping-up of dozens of plot threads, character arcs, and running gags. Even if you can point to other RPGs that, on an individual basis, are more branching and reactive, Mass Effect 3's largely successful closing of a galaxy's worth of choose-your-own adventure books - filled

Read articleOct 24, 2026
PC Gamer

Award-winning sci-fi author NK Jemisin joins BioWare's mourners and scorns a broken industry for killing geese that 'laid the golden eggs'

"The [Mass Effect] and [Dragon Age] games were a literal inspiration."

Read articleOct 24, 2026
Eurogamer

Prime Video's Fallout reality competition Fallout Shelter: The Experiment premieres in January

Prime Video's Fallout reality competition, Fallout Shelter: The Experiment, will premiere on 13th January 2027. Read more

Read articleOct 24, 2026
Eurogamer

Xbox's first chief operating officer Helen Chiang leaves Microsoft just three months into the job

UPDATE 6.00pm (UK): In a formal statement, Xbox told Eurogamer: "We don't discuss individual personnel matters. We're grateful for Helen's years of service and wish her well". Read more

Read articleOct 24, 2026
PC Gamer

After 14 years of development, Factorio's final major update is out now

Patch 2.1 brings "a big collection" of small yet significant changes.

Read articleOct 24, 2026
PC Gamer

Star Wars Galaxies' Restoration project just received another massive update, including a huge visual upgrade and an overhaul to the Wookiees' home planet

"We asked everyone: work on something that they loved about Galaxies, and showcase that to the world."

Read articleOct 24, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

What are we all playing this weekend?

After months of umming ahhing over paint colours, covering our living room wall in little swatches of testers, we've finally got exasperated with the entire process selected Cherry Caramel. I would be clearing out the living room to start painting today, but, honestly, after the surprise DIY of an exploded sink yesterday, maybe what's called for is some gaming. Nothing to do with either piping, water levels, or interior design. Sorry, Pipemania, Bioshock, and House Flipper. Enough about my explo

Read articleOct 24, 2026
Eurogamer

What we've been playing - "Shoving Moon Flesh into an alien grandma's mouth"

Hello, it is me, your regular weekend host Mertie and I am here once again to guide you gently into Saturday with our usual feature What We've Been Playing, where we write a little about the games we've been, yes, playing. This week, Bertie - before fleeing for a well-deserved break and leaving me with the keys to the place - runs a one-on-one D&D game; Connor plays with his Moon Flesh in Warframe, and I've been serenely gallivanting over yonder hills. Read more

Read articleOct 24, 2026
PC Gamer

Why private equity acquisitions like the one that just claimed BioWare are so dreaded

BioWare is just the latest casualty in a long history of private equity carnage.

Read articleOct 23, 2026
Gematsu

Xbox chief operating officer Helen Chiang steps down after three months

Helen Chiang has left her role as Xbox chief operating officer after just three months, …

Read articleOct 23, 2026

Page 37 of 431

Previous
Next