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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. -
Hardware insider Moore's Law Is Dead says AMD's rumored Gainsborough APU is a semi-custom chip aimed at a specific customer, and he has also outlined specs that could make it a fit for Valve's next handheld, the Steam Deck 2. Valve has not confirmed any link between the two, and the reported details remain unverified. The APU itself is reportedly expected to be ready in late 2027 or early 2028. -
At Airbus's UK facilities, a Steam Deck has been repurposed into a controller for an ExoMars rover prototype, with science popularizer Tom Scott demonstrating the setup during a visit. TechSpot reported on the demo.
At first, the prototype was controlled from a regular laptop. Scott was then handed a Steam Deck and drove another rover himself using custom software made for the handheld. -
There's a massive library of great games that run happily on a weak, low-spec PC or laptop — enough to keep you busy for years, from evergreen classics to the freshest indie hits of 2024–2026. We've gathered 107 of the best games for low-end PCs and laptops here, all running on integrated Intel HD/AMD Vega graphics, 4–8 GB of RAM, and a dual-core processor — no discrete graphics card required. Among them are Hollow Knight: Silksong, Hades 2, Slay the Spire 2, Balatro, R.E.P.O., Cuphead, and dozens of others. The games are split by genre — shooters, RPGs, strategy, survival, racing, and indie — and sorted from the newest releases to timeless classics, each with a description and system requirements. The list is updated and expanded regularly. -
The number of games supported on Steam Deck has officially surpassed 30,000, with all of them earning either Verified or Playable status. This marks a massive milestone for Valve's handheld console. -
PhyFawkes's SteamBoy keeps the Steam Deck's original motherboard, battery, speakers, and controls intact inside a Game Boy-sized shell. The project preserves the classic silhouette and proportions of Nintendo's 1989 handheld while packing modern internals into a much smaller body. -
The unofficial Asobi: Remote Play client from Inside Internet is still marked as coming soon on Steam, but it is already available in Steam Playtest on Steam Deck. The test build lets users try PlayStation Remote Play and PS Plus cloud streaming before the full release. -
BlackIceLA showed a Decky Links plugin for Steam Deck in action, turning ordinary storage media into a physical shortcut for launching games. Instead of opening a digital library entry, the Deck reads a stored link and starts the matching game from its internal storage or a memory card. -
DigiTimes says AI demand is forcing Samsung, Micron, and SK Hynix into long-term supply deals, and the effect is now stretching so far ahead that their 2027 DRAM and HBM output is already spoken for. The report warns that new RAM supply may not loosen until 2028, raising the risk of a prolonged memory shortage. -
A Steam Deck owner named ConroyyJenkinss said he built the device after getting sick of his family draining the handheld's battery. He shared the homemade defense system on r/SteamDeck under the title "I Built a Security System for My Steam Deck," and the setup goes well beyond a simple lockout. -
To mark the 25th anniversary of the original game, Bohemia Interactive has brought Arma: Cold War Assault Remastered to Steam. Owners of the original Arma: Cold War Assault on the platform can claim the new version for free. -
iFixit says Valve has stopped supplying OEM batteries for the Steam Deck LCD, leaving the repair shop to look for replacement sources for the older handheld. According to iFixit, it no longer receives OEM batteries for the LCD version of Steam Deck and expects the original battery supply to end entirely, even though it is Valve's official repair partner for the device. -
The best pirate games have never needed a new blockbuster every year to stay alive. Sea of Thieves is still welcoming fresh crews season after season, fans keep modding Sea Dogs and Age of Pirates two decades on, and 2026 brought two big returns to the Caribbean at once: the Black Flag Resynced remake and the co-op survival hit Windrose. Some players come for boarding actions and buried treasure, others for trade routes, privateer licenses and a reputation built over dozens of hours, and some just want a night with friends where the whole crew sinks because one person forgot to raise the anchor. -
Fire & Frost has rolled out version 1.08 for Of Ash and Steel, which is now available on Steam and GOG after launching there on November 24, 2025. -
Back in the day, the success of indie games like Balatro and Manor Lords—and even earlier, Undertale and Minecraft—sparked discussions about possibilities that had once seemed unimaginable: soon, games might be created by a single developer, without massive budgets or marketing campaigns. Since then, countless indie developers have been chasing that dream—creating a game that would be enjoyable not only for themselves, but for other players as well. -
The legendary Motorola DynaTAC 8000X has unexpectedly gotten a modern-day makeover. Only now, it’s not a cell phone but a power bank rocking a 20,000 mAh battery, support for fast charging up to 165W, and an integrated walkie-talkie. -
Valve has officially confirmed that Steam Deck 2, the successor to its popular handheld gaming PC, is in active development. However, fans shouldn't expect the next-generation device to launch anytime soon, as Valve says a release is still years away due to ongoing hardware and memory challenges. -
The best co-op games of 2026 on PC, PS5, Xbox and Switch: shooters, survival games, horror, RPGs and two-player co-op over the network and on one screen. 280+ games to play with friends. In short, the best co-op games right now are It Takes Two, Minecraft, Helldivers 2, Baldur's Gate 3, GTA Online and Stardew Valley. The full list is broken down by genre — shooters, survival, horror, RPGs, two-player games and more — below. -
More than 65 of the best survival games on PC: zombie apocalypses, deep space, deserted islands, hardcore simulators, and co-op survival games with crafting and base-building. The genre is enormous and full of forgettable cash-grabs, so we picked only the survival games that pull you in for dozens — even hundreds — of hours.
This selection has something for every taste: harsh realistic simulators where death waits around every corner, cozy crafting sandboxes, tense horrors, and sprawling online worlds. For each game we tell you whether it's more fun solo or with friends. Pick your format and survive. -
Valve has unexpectedly announced a major price increase for the Steam Deck OLED. The handheld gaming PC has jumped in price by dozens of percent, with the top-end model now approaching the $1000 mark. The reason behind the increase is reportedly the ongoing global memory shortage, which has already started hitting the gaming industry hard.
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