You have awoken on a beach in No Rest for the Wicked and have quickly made your way to the nearby city of Sacrament. The sprawling town is full of life, but the citizens don't necessarily have the best equipment.

If you want to do anything in No Rest for the Wicked, you will need to get your hands on the correct resources. For instance, rebuilding Sacrament will require you to track down a lot of Saltstone.

There are plenty of resources that you will be collecting in No Rest for the Wicked. Some of these resources are easily obtained, such as Embers, dropping from enemies or contained within chests.

Fiery Owl Hunt sounds like some kind of mystical side quest in a fantasy RPG, not the new mode for a tactical FPS game. However, 2026 is swiftly proving to be full of surprises. Delta Force's new season has just got underway, and the Fiery Owl Hunt has arrived, delivering one of the most exciting features set to arrive in primary rival Escape From Tarkov's upcoming Scav Life DLC. This new experience lets you play as Saeed, one of the extraction mode's big bosses, and two of your friends can flank you as his bodyguards.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Delta Force's new season features a game mode I'm sure will make a lot of Escape From Tarkov fans envious

Last year, Eric 'ConcernedApe' Barone surprised Stardew Valley fans by admitting he "might eventually make a Stardew Valley 2." Given that he and his team of devs continue to tinker with the first game as it approaches its tenth birthday (update 1.7 is confirmed to be on the way) and his highly anticipated Haunted Chocolatier project is still a long way off, how could the Stardew creator even dream of making a sequel right now? Well, it seems as if Stardew 2 was more than just a reverie - ConcernedApe says in a new interview he was "starting to work" on it before he committed to Haunted Chocolatier.Read the full story on PCGamesN: ConcernedApe admits he was "starting to work on a Stardew Valley 2" before Haunted Chocolatier, and he could return to it one day

Well, this wasn't in our top ten 2026 expectations. According to eight sources "familiar with the matter," OpenAI is "unsatisfied with some of Nvidia's latest artificial intelligence chips", and actively seeking to move away from Nvidia GPUs in favor of more specialized processors. Were this to cause a significant reduction in demand for Nvidia GPUs for AI, it could mean GPUs for graphics cards becoming more readily available, though it remains far too early to tell exactly how this situation will play out. The reason for this potential shift in demand is that while Nvidia GPUs remain dominant for training AI models, the power of these chips for providing the front-end responses to customers - known as inference - is being challenged, with application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) being increasingly favored for these tasks over general-purpose GPUs.Read the full story on PCGamesN: OpenAI could ditch Nvidia GPUs, handing a lifeline to PC gamers desperately seeking affordable cards

If you're looking for a single gaming monitor that can do it all, but don't want to spend over the odds, this Asus ROG Strix XG27UCG deal is for you. Packed into this 27-inch display is a panel that can offer the ultra-sharp image quality of 4k but then switch to a 1080p mode that runs at an ultra-speedy 320Hz - ideal for competitive gaming. These sorts of dual-mode displays are some of the best gaming monitor options around, with the likes of the LG Ultragear 32GS95UE being our overall top pick at the moment. Where that model is a 32-inch OLED that costs over $1,000, though, the Asus XG27UCG is far more affordable, at just $337.99. That's a massive saving of 25% from its original price of $449.Read the full story on PCGamesN: This dual-mode Asus gaming monitor is ideal for everything from CS2 to triple-A, and it just hit its lowest ever price

If you play Steam games, there's a 95% chance you use Windows. That's not a random number: that's according to Steam's monthly hardware survey. Valve goes deep into the data every month, providing us with stats and graphs about everything from the GPUs players are using, to the most popular VR headset plugged in at any one time. By comparing the results to those of previous years, we can spot growing trends, and it seems like Linux is gaining popularity at a rapid rate.Read the full story on PCGamesN: 65% more people are gaming on Linux compared to a year ago, and it's not just Steam Deck users

Paula Deen's rise to fame was only eclipsed by her shambolic fall from grace. That was over a decade ago -- and the former TV chef is hardly hiding in shame.