Campo Santo’s follow-up to the incredible Firewatch has been placed on hold following the team’s reassignment to Half Life: Alyx.

The recent announcement and reveal that the Half-Life saga will continue through VR has led to quite the sales boom for Valve’s own headset.

We’re just days away from the end of the month, which means it’ll soon be the end of the year, and the beginning of a new decade. I know, I feel old too. Anyway, as the year comes to a close, it’s time for all of those “Game of the Year” awards to start showing up everywhere. As is custom, …

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Being added to the game with the latest Operation Pack, players will be able to unlock a range of different character skins.

Just when you thought we were finally able to move past the meme it heaves itself back from the brink of extinction.

I’m not against the idea of user reviews. When they’re used for their intended purpose, they can be beneficial, helping highlight specific issues in games that might not be made clear in more general critical reviews, or brining a spotlight to games that haven’t attracted much media coverage. They’re good for gauging general user sentiment, which is useful in these “live service” days where games often change after they’ve been released. In an ideal world, they’re a useful consumer tool.

Last week, we told you that Steam would soon be launching the beta for its new feature, Remote Play Together. As a reminder, it’s a new steam feature that uses remote play to allow for online multiplayer for games that don’t explicitly support playing online. Games that have couch adversarial or co-op modes can now be played over the internet. It’s a perfect tool for people (like me) who have no real life gamer friends and engage with people almost entirely over the internet.