After 21 years, GTA: San Andreas speedrunners discover a wild 31-step skip that lets you beat the original PC port in under an hour

The Outer Rim is your highway in Star Wars Galactic Racer, but it's more than Burnout in space: "You can’t make a Star Wars racing experience and not have Podracing"

After Cyberpunk 2077 came to Switch 2 uncensored, Dispatch dev thought it "would be allowed to do the same" and is now "working with Nintendo on a path forward"

Mass Effect 5 would benefit from "taking lessons from Baldur's Gate 3" and being more of a "Bethesda-style game," Skyrim lead says

Cozy new life sim Heartopia is about to get the collab of the century, but some players are already abandoning ship after Steam version quietly discloses AI usage: "The bare minimum"

Former Skyrim lead shares his own theory on how The Elder Scrolls 6 will continue the story: "I would say they will leave it undefined or leave it as neither side really won"

As Highguard claws its way up to "Mixed" Steam reviews, devs add 5v5 mode in response to player feedback about empty maps just 5 days after launch: "You asked, we listened"

I'm in my happy place: a dark basement digging through a computer archive that may or may not be alive

Legendary Japanese shooter studio was skeptical of Sony's PS1, but not for the same reason as everybody else: "I don't want to work with them because they've got beards"

"We got rid of attributes in Skyrim and you know who complained? Almost nobody": Former Bethesda lead pushed for a streamlined RPG where you don't "have your head buried in menus, stats and rules"

Highguard studio CEO says "the toxicity is challenging," wonders if The Game Awards reveal was the right decision: "I'm going to continue to ask myself"

"I felt empty inside. I needed more Silksong": Hollow Knight Silksong player builds the ultimate Savage Beastfly by stacking Reddit-voted mods, now at 16 including "Trobbio sensory overload"

"Nightmare-fuel" '90s horror game suddenly appears on Steam from a brand-new publisher, and nobody's more surprised than the Nightdive lead who's spent "almost a decade" trying to secure the rights

The highest-rated new Steam game of 2026 is a $6 fantasy mech shooter that feels like a PS1 nod to FromSoftware's Armored Core and started as a way "to learn game dev"

"Was it worth it? Not really": Arc Raiders martyr spends "2 months and 300 hours" on ultra-rare achievement only 14 other people have managed to secure, and it was awful