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CD Projekt Red Explains Why It Is Releasing A Remaster Of ‘The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’

CD Projekt Red Explains Why It Is Releasing A Remaster Of ‘The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’

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Credit: CD Project Red CD Projekt Red executive producer Jakub Kutruba explained that the developers wanted to make ‘The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’ feel like a modern game. This was one of the primary objectives during the creation of the remaster. As a reminder, ‘The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’ debuted back in 2015; seven years later, it received an update for current-generation consoles (and PC), and in just two weeks—on September 29—it will see the release of an official remaster. According to Kutschuba, the update for current-generation consoles was significant but primarily a technical upgrade, whereas ‘The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered’ goes much further (including on a technical level). Credit: CD Project Red The team wanted ‘The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered’ to "shin...
‘Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4’: Advanced Multiplayer And A New Conflict Between Orks And Neuron’s

‘Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4’: Advanced Multiplayer And A New Conflict Between Orks And Neuron’s

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Credit: Deep Silver KING Art Games has released the third installment of its "Battlefield Report" series, focusing on the multiplayer mode of ‘Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV’. This time, the spotlight is on an intense 1v1 duel in "Annihilation" mode, pitting Orks against Necrons. In a 15-minute video, ‘Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4’ Creative Director Jan Theysen and QA Lead Orvie Thumel staged a battle between Ork and Necron armies in Annihilation mode. The developers showcased new Necron units, late-game mechanics, match customization options, and improvements to battlefield readability—including the Necron Power Matrix—based on player feedback. The events of ‘Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4’ will unfold on the planet Kronus, which has become the arena for an uncompromisi...
Steam Deck Now Supports Over 30,000 Games From The Steam Library

Steam Deck Now Supports Over 30,000 Games From The Steam Library

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Credit: steamdeck.com Valve has rated 8,939 games as "Fully Compatible" and another 21,067 as "Playable," for a total of 30,006 Steam Deck titles. Separately, 31,265 games are marked as SteamOS compatible, while 6,848 are marked as "Not Supported." ProtonDB also tracks other interesting metrics, one of which is the percentage of playable and verified games on Steam Deck that are currently trending. According to these metrics, 40% of the top 10 Steam games by concurrent players are verified or playable, and that figure rises to 46% of the top 100 games by player count. SteamOS is a separate platform, with 31,265 games rated "SteamOS Compatible." These numbers include games no longer available for purchase; those who previously purchased them can still download and play them.
‘Heatwarped’ Announced – An Arcade Racing Game In The Vein Of NFS Underground

‘Heatwarped’ Announced – An Arcade Racing Game In The Vein Of NFS Underground

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Credit: Sealime The Sealime development team unveiled the official debut trailer for their project, Heatwarped, and simultaneously made a free demo available on Steam. The project is positioned as a tribute to iconic arcade racing games of the 2000s, recreating the visual style and aesthetics of the golden age of illegal late-night racing. Heatwarped is an open-world arcade racing game set in the 2000s. Judging by the debut gameplay trailer, the game is directly inspired by Need for Speed ​​Underground 2. Players will be able to explore the sprawling city of Ratfield and its surroundings, participate in adrenaline-fueled races, compete against other players, and upgrade their car with rare parts. Judging by the YouTube comments, fans are truly yearning for games like Need for S...