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Home • Free PC Games • PC Game News • 1 Brendan Caldwell List Goblin 8th December 2016 / 6:53PM We already give you piles of free games every week, but I know you always want more, clamouring like a chick and opening your maw, waiting for us to regurgitate yet more free experimental interactivity into your beak. It’s disgusting. Anyway, open wide, here’s five more bright young gamethings from creators like Tale of Tales, Cardboard Computer and Pol Clarissou, all clumped together in one neat globule called the Triennale Game Collection. You can get the collection on Steam. The games include L.O.C.K, a “small exploration of the universe… based on cosmologies which place the Earth, and thus humans, at the center of the universe”, Il Filo Conduttore, which looks like a still life was turned into a game, and a mystical western-looking thing called Neighbour. It’s all part of the Milan Game Festival, which is itself a … [Read more...] about Art darlings: Five free games in the Triennale Collection

By Rollin Bishop - December 10, 2019 09:34 am EST Share 0 Comments 0 House House's Untitled Goose Game is officially coming to the PlayStation 4. While achievements for the game were found to exist for Xbox One and PlayStation earlier this month, today's State of Play from PlayStation officially announced that the disruptive goose will release on PlayStation 4 soon. How soon? Well, PlayStation's State of Play revealed that the Untitled Goose Game is set to release for PlayStation 4 on December 17th. That's a week from today! So, very soon. As previously mentioned, this announcement was expected, but up until now the Untitled Goose Game was only available on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4. Given all this, expect at Xbox One announcement at any moment, we'd imagine. Since releasing, the Untitled Goose Game has had something of a wildly popular reception. Chrissy Teigen fell in love with it, folks modded it into Resident Evil 2, and even Toonami, Cartoon … [Read more...] about Untitled Goose Game Is Officially Coming to PlayStation 4

Home • PC Game News • 97 Nathan Grayson Contributor 20th February 2014 / 11:00AM The PC is not entirely bereft of Big Hair And Superfluous Zippers: The Neverending (Candy) Saga, which is sometimes colloquially referred to as “Final Fantasy.” The series’ MMO entries, FFXI and FFXIV, got their starts here, and PlayStation One classics FFVII and FFVIII recently received refurbished Steam ports. That majority of numbered Final Fantasy games, however, have stuck to the realm of buttons, thumbsticks, and cameras that have yet to change gaming in any meaningful way. But that might be changing sooner rather than later. Very late to the party but nonetheless welcome, Square Enix has finally realized that maybe people kinda like playing games on their PCs after all. Speaking with Eurogamer, Final Fantasy producer Yoshinori Kitase explained his company’s renewed interest in PC: “Let’s not forget, when we developed … [Read more...] about Finally: Square Realizes Final Fantasies Should Be On PC

Home • Free PC Games • PC Game News • Final Fantasy XV • 17 Alice O'Connor News Editor 26th February 2018 / 6:23PM Boys, boys, boys, I’m looking for a good time. That’s why I’m downloading the demo for Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition, which just launched. The demo contains the RPG’s first chapter so we can meet those boys, boys, boys and see how their road trip starts. And hopefully it’ll let us see how the game might actually run on our PCs, given that the benchmarking tool released earlier this month is wonky and Square Enix say it “may not accurately reflect the game’s final performance”. For now: boys. The demo contains the tutorial and the first chapter, which sadly is before the anime boyband roadtrip antics are in full swing. It’s available now through Steam, Origin, and Microsoft’s Store. The download size is 18.7GB, and Squeenix note that it includes the high-res (and … [Read more...] about Boys are back in town: Final Fantasy XV PC demo is out

Home • PC Game News • Shenmue III • 93 Alice O'Connor News Editor 3rd July 2019 / 6:55PM Epic Games are continuing to slap on a thick coat of cash to smooth over problems with their substandard store, now announcing money is their solution to discontent over crowdfunded games such as Shenmue III becoming Epic exclusives. For games whose crowdfunding campaigns offered keys for the game on a specific store before the game became a timed Epic exclusive, Epic now say, they’ll either arrange keys for the promised store or pay for refunds. I do think people are making mountains out of molehills, but I’m told that’s what the Internet is for. And goodness me, have Epic bought the Thompson Hillsquisher XR300, the ‘Silver Sentinel’? Complete with the optional racing stripes, saddlebags, and pewter bell? The original PC plan for Shenmue III laid out on Kickstarter was just “a digital copy” or “a physical … [Read more...] about Epic covering refund costs for crowdfunded games going exclusive to their store