This year's Warhammer Skulls showcase was packed with exciting announcements and updates, including the reveal of Warhammer 40k: Boltgun 2, the sequel to 2023 pixelated boomer shooter Boltgun, coming in 2026, and an unexpected Boltgun spinoff. With all this Warhammer 40k: Boltgun news, there's never been a better time to jump into the retro FPS, and thanks to Humble, you can do so for a major discount. To coincide with this news, Humble has knocked 40% off the original Boltgun, meaning you can pick up this old-school shooter for under $14 / 12. Continue reading Following the Warhammer 40k Boltgun 2 reveal, get the original at 40% offMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best Warhammer 40k games, Best Warhammer games, Best FPS games

A Bruce Springsteen cover band wont be playing at a venue in Toms River, New Jersey, after the bars owner canceled the groups upcoming show. No Surrender was supposed to play at Rivs Toms

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson has consistently beaten the odds throughout the first five months of the 119th Congress, settling seemingly irreconcilable disagreements within the fractious House Republican

I have watched mountains tilt, seas boil, and entire kingdoms blink off the map, yet I still lean closer every time a character whispers the name of a new technique. Power in One Piece is never just big explosions; it is willpower, history, and narrative thunder rolled into one fist.

When it comes to open-world RPGs, Elden Ring is the exception rather than the rule. Fromsoftwares opus came after over a decade of learning from Demons Souls, Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and Sekiro, which puts the sense of exploration and discovery above all else. To me, this is exactly why the game works. Now, more than three years after launch, a new report shows just how long weve been in The Lands Between, and its mighty impressive. With Elden Ring Nightreign right around the corner, it doesnt sound like the original game is going anywhere. Continue reading Elden Ring's player retention on Steam is astounding, three years laterMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Elden Ring builds, Elden Ring bosses, Elden Ring weapons

Remember Onimusha? You should. The brainchild of Keiji Inafune, it could be considered the precursor to Devil May Cry, Sekiro, and Nioh. To my mind, its required reading for anyone whose interests sit at the intersection of PlayStation, Capcom, and character action. However, up until last year, Onimusha was consigned to cult status once record-breaking, now a footnote in the legacy of games that came after. But before we get to see what a new Onimusha looks like, Capcom has graced us with a surprise aperitif: an Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny remaster. Continue reading Onimusha 2 remaster review - authentic to a faultMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best samurai games, Best horror games, Best action-adventure games

In a world of 100-tier battle passes, seasonal events, IP crossovers, and still some paywalling of gameplay-altering features, FBC Firebreak feels like a breath of fresh air. While this isn't Remedy's first FPS (that honor goes to the oft-forgotten single-player campaigns for CrossfireX), it is the dev's first multiplayer crack at the genre. Then there's its strong anti-live-service stance, which sets it further apart from some of its contemporaries. During a recent visit to Remedys HQ in Finland, I spoke to FBC Firebreaks game director, Mike Kayatta, about both of these talking points, as well as where the studio drew inspiration from, its post-launch plans, and solving problems with typical Remedy eccentricity. Continue reading After Alan Wake and Control, Remedy's new FPS is "almost violating" its formulaMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best co-op games, Best FPS games, Best Game Pass games

This cute individual mini chocoflan recipe pairs a rich chocolate cake with a creamy, caramely flan in our fun version of a classic Mexican impossible cake.

In the months leading up to Novembers presidential election, a few actors went public with an endorsement of President Donald Trump. For the most part, however, Hollywood remained in lockstep with

Joe Biden ushered in a wave of leftist extremism that prioritized sexual orientation and gender identity above almost any other factor. But President Donald Trump reclaimed the Oval Office with a clear