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1. Browsing the Steam Workshop's 50 million mods just got better thanks to a redesign ... - PC Gamer

   The week after rolling out a "refresh" for the Steam storefront, Valve is giving the Workshop some long-overdue love.

2. As frustration with Marathon cheaters intensifies, Bungie says improvements to its 'zero ... - PC Gamer

   It's also investigating how to better manage player toxicity and stream sniping.

3. These 'hunger system' mods for Crimson Desert have gotten my hopes up for a full survival ...

   It made me want to go camping. Article continues below. Latest Videos From PC Gamer.

4. An astronaut rolled a D20 in space, so yes, you can play D&D in zero gravity | PC Gamer

   Which is true, so long as you're not playing Shadowrun or casting a leveled-up fireball or anything that demands you roll a big wodge of dice all at ...

5. Double Dragon and Kunio-kun creator Yoshihisa Kishimoto dies at 64 | PC Gamer

   He was the editor of Kotaku UK, the UK arm of Kotaku, for three years before joining PC Gamer. He is the author of a Brief History of Video Games, a ...

6. 71% of you say you could never be convinced to turn on DLSS 5, with 37% saying it wouldn't ...

   And, honestly, the answers are not all that surprising. Article continues below. Latest Videos From PC Gamer.

7. OG Persona fans beg Atlus for a remake, Atlus says best I can do is a surprise rebrand and a ...

   Admittedly, it's a pretty slick mug. Article continues below. Latest Videos From PC Gamer.

8. Papers, Please dev won't let AI steal his next game ✒️ - YouTube

   papersplease #returnoftheobradinn #indiegame #news #ai #pcgaming #pcgaming https://www.pcgamer.com X: https://x.com/pcgamer TikTok: ...

9. The multiplayer shooter with radioactive attack bears and moose-drawn artillery is closing ...

   It charmed both PC Gamer editor Tyler Wilde and myself when we saw it in 2024 with its amusingly odd mash-up of Rust, Stalker, and extremely dangerous ...

10. One coder's project could make sluggish browsers a thing of the past - PC Gamer

    'I have crawled through depths of hell': One coder's suffering is a potential joy to every web user, as their project could make sluggish browsers a ...