Author: Sam

Larian Studios has confirmed that their critically acclaimed RPG, Baldur’s Gate 3, will not be ported to the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 console. The developer stated they ‘would have loved to’ bring the game to the platform, indicating potential technical limitations as the reason.

Zombies are not the only threat in this game.

A new update for Team Fortress 2 has been released, featuring various bug fixes, significant improvements to maps like cp_fulgur, cp_fortezza, and koth_demolition, and a resolution for the Taunt: Bear Hug animation issue.

Cooler Master has revealed a new AIO liquid cooling concept featuring a unique 2×2 grid of four 180mm fans. Designed for high-end workstations, this massive cooler boasts a 360x360mm radiator footprint and is claimed to dissipate over 2000W of heat.

Take-Two Interactive has confirmed that development for Borderlands 4 on Nintendo Switch 2 has been “paused,” following an indefinite delay last year, suggesting the version has been canceled.

Mastering the challenging ascent of Kami in Cairn requires understanding both the mountain and the protagonist, Aava. These advanced tips will help climbers navigate treacherous terrain and reach the peak.

The Gamemax Nex C53 is a new panoramic PC case designed to showcase internal hardware with its borderless tempered glass. This compact chassis also supports hidden-connector (BTF) motherboards, promoting a clean, cable-free interior for enhanced aesthetics and improved airflow. It offers ample space for high-end components and efficient cooling solutions at an accessible price point.

London-based law firm Harbottle & Lewis has introduced the Indie Games Collective, a new year-long mentorship program aimed at supporting early-stage game development companies. The initiative offers training on crucial topics like fundraising, intellectual property, and commercial contracts, alongside networking opportunities.

This guide explains the various versions of Valve’s Proton, the compatibility layer enabling Windows games on Linux, SteamOS, and Steam Deck, clarifying the differences between official releases and community builds like GE-Proton.

The Steam Hardware & Software Survey for January 2026 reveals a minor decrease in user share for Linux and macOS, with Windows seeing a small increase. The report also highlights shifts in popular Linux distributions and Steam Deck GPU statistics.