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Developers have introduced Mago Studio, a free, open-source application for creating and editing videos with the help of artificial intelligence. The software is available on Windows, macOS, and Linux, with video generation running locally on the user's GPU. It can be downloaded from the official website or GitHub. -
Dozens of games are released every month on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch, making it easy to get lost among the releases. We have selected the most interesting new titles of the month: major single-player adventures, cooperative projects, and online games with regular updates. For each game, we've included the release date, platforms, and a purchase link, so you can jump straight to the project you're interested in. -
Gabe Newell, Valve's co-founder and head, has spent decades shaping PC gaming. Born in Colorado on November 3, 1962, he is one of the best-known figures in the gaming industry, where fans have long known him by the nickname Gaben. He turns 64 on November 3, 2026. -
"I really hope that we'll be able to do it": GOG dreams of bringing back physical PC games — ordered straight from your library
The idea has been around inside the company for years, but a launch is still a long way off: the digital store would have to become a completely different business. In the meantime, GOG has found a workaround for anyone who misses big boxes on the shelf. -
Hollow Knight, GTA: Vice City and nearly 300 more: fans have built a catalog of games you can play right in your browser
No installation needed: just open a tab. The collection includes indie hits, PC classics and console games going all the way back to the NES and Game Boy. Some ports run flawlessly, though, while others survive only until the first complaint from a rights holder. -
Takoroka released Eden-NX2 on October 29, 2026, as an experimental Eden build with Nintendo Switch 2 support. It can boot Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza, but both games currently have major performance and graphical problems.
In Mario Kart World, the emulator suffers from frequent stutters, low speeds, and graphical glitches. Donkey Kong Bananza does not reach 60 frames per second. Takoroka warns that some game models may disappear because the necessary shaders have not been implemented. A separate video reportedly shows Mario Kart World running at 60 fps with only occasional shader-compilation slowdowns, but that performance has not been independently confirmed. -
Anthropic's October 27 report focuses on a Linux kernel flaw, not on Claude Code 2.1.313 itself. The company says an internal research model found vulnerabilities in widely used software, and its findings concern the Linux kernel rather than the code editor extension that online posts have linked to a backdoor claim. -
Crusader Kings 3 is not just holding on to its player base — it's actually growing. According to SteamDB data, the game's average concurrent player count reached 19,300 in its sixth year, up from 15,500 during its first year. Released in September 2020, the strategy game has continued to attract players despite criticism of some of its expansions. -
Players noticed the disappearance before any official explanation, and then the developer directly confirmed why she did it. The games are still available on other platforms. -
Creative Assembly is adding more ways for the Xenomorph to find players in Alien: Isolation 2, including optional microphone detection on PC. The creature will also be able to use bad weather to conceal its movements, and the game is scheduled to launch in 2027 on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2.
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