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MDRevoice's unofficial Cyberpunk 2077 co-op mod will let players share a world, invite friends, or jump into existing sessions, with open beta testing set to begin on October 19, 2026. Open beta testing is scheduled to begin on October 19, 2026, and the mod will let players explore the game together. -
Felipe Prado released an unofficial Windows port of God of War 3 Remastered that can already run the game from the opening scenes through the final fight on Windows 10 and Windows 11. On a PC with a Ryzen 5 5600X and Radeon RX 6700 XT, it averages 144 FPS at 1080p. -
Bloodborne is getting a VR overhaul on PC that has already been tested on the standalone Quest 3, with a redesigned headset interface and hand-based controls for combat, shooting, and healing.
Players swing their hands to attack with a sword. To perform a heavy attack, they must hold a trigger and make a wider swing; healing involves mimicking an injection with a blood vial, while aiming by hand fires the pistol. Dodging, running, and heavy attacks still use stamina, so players cannot simply swing without restraint. -
Built largely with code generated by Claude, the Android port of Grand Theft Auto IV is still experimental, and its creator says it may be unstable. A separate project packages Grand Theft Auto V for iPhone, while a browser demo revisits the original game's vehicle physics. -
Modder Shopcreeper01 has released a new mod that brings a two-player local couch co-op mode to the PC version of Resident Evil 2 Remake. -
Project Zomboid in First Person, With Hills and Deep Water: Modders Are Reshaping the Survival Game — Even Zombies Can Dive Now
Modders are adding a first-person view, hills and deep water to the game. -
GenEvo Team has shown off the first trailer for the story campaign in Command & Conquer: Generals Evolution, giving a first look at the mod's planned single-player content ahead of its 2027 release. The footage shows the United States, Chinese armored divisions and the Global Liberation Army fighting across ruined urban areas and desert landscapes. -
The mod's author isn't a programmer but a Danish musician, and he spent half a year working on his project. -
Creator chiikabu has brought The Binding of Isaac: Repentance+ to WebAssembly, with the browser build available at tboi.online on desktop computers and Android devices. It is a recompilation of the Windows game rather than a remake or an emulator. -
Videos posted on Telegram on October 4 show an AI-assisted crossover between Minecraft and Dota 2, with Steve wandering the Dota 2 map, flying across it, and even interacting with mobs in real time.
The hybrid works by running both games at the same time while an AI synchronizes events between them in real time. This lets Minecraft elements affect objects in Dota 2 and vice versa. -
Diablo II: Resurrected can be played as a first-person shooter: a fan "unhooked" the camera from the isometric view
A classic that for more than twenty years was seen only from above has finally let players step down onto the ground of Sanctuary, though not thanks to Blizzard. -
The first public build of Terraria Unbound has officially launched, introducing an experimental mod that brings the legendary sandbox game into full 3D. The creators have released it as an early gameplay showcase, explicitly looking for player feedback and bug reports to guide future development. -
Almost ten years of work, thousands of fans, and one week in which the author's patience ran out. -
Kojima's canceled horror game P.T. Silent Hills will run on PC without an emulator, and at over 60 frames per second
The decade's most famous horror game that never was, one that has long been impossible to download legally, may get a second life and look even better than it did on console. -
Minecraft mod Luxium is built around a rendering pipeline that tries to cut the game's GPU workload, then adds shadows, lighting, fog, and other visual effects for low-end computers. Its developer, Vinlanx, says the mod was developed and tested on a laptop with Intel UHD 620 integrated graphics, and reports describe it running at more than 60 FPS on that hardware. -
More than 450 mods for The Witcher 3: Remastered were updated or newly released within two days of the game's PC launch on September 29, 2026. The wave of support includes both fresh projects and long-running favorites, giving players plenty of options for the remastered version. -
Tobyn Jacobs shared footage on September 29, 2026 of a mod that recreates Minecraft-style building, crafting, and survival systems inside Elden Ring. The result goes beyond a simple character or texture swap. -
Valheim has received Mushoku Tensei Core BETA, a major fan mod inspired by the Mushoku Tensei series, uploaded on September 28, 2026. It adds magic, sword-fighting styles and character progression without classes, letting players shape their character through the abilities they use. The mod's Nexus Mods page lists the new features. -
Modder JarvisProduction has published a Dishonored COOP mod that lets two players tackle Dishonored Definitive Edition online on Steam and GOG. One player controls Corvo, while the second takes over a corpse that mimics his animations and weapon use. -
Baldur's Gate 3 console players can now trigger more than 300 cheats through Cheaters Menu, a new mod that adds a spell to the quick-access bar.
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