Frostpunk: 1886 will let you see how much your people are suffering

The Frostpunk: 1886 team and the Frostpunk 2 teams are working closely together, sharing ideas to decide what concepts should ...
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You Can Get a Head Start on a Big PS5 Game Releasing Next Week

Gamers can currently hop in and get a head start on one of the first big PlayStation 5 releases ahead of its upcoming launch.

Brighton condemn Everton to sixth straight WSL home defeat

Brighton's Jelena Cankovic scores in the first half to ensure Everton yet to pick up a point at Goodison Park in 2025-26.

Hold the redstone phone, Hytale is hiring automation devs, and I'm ready for Minecraft kids to make me feel like a fool

With players finding wacky ways to bend Hytale to their will, the team is hunting for people to add automation to the sandbox ...
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Playground Games’ Fable Is Letting You Create Your Character – And Their Morality – From The Ground Up

Playground Games has shared new details on Fable, including an interestingly normative spin on their morality system.

How to strip AI from Chrome, Edge, and Firefox with one simple script

I used one simple script to remove AI from popular browsers (including Chrome and Firefox) ...

'I have no regrets saving Hytale,' says co-founder who purchased the game from Riot and released it just two months later: 'It's been the most challenging but rewarding ...

The reborn studio managed to get the game out the door just two months later, and while it's still notably very early access, ...
The New York Times

About New York Times Games

Since the launch of the Crossword in 1942, The Times has captivated solvers by providing engaging word and logic games. In 2014, we introduced the Mini Crossword — followed by Spelling Bee, Letter ...

Fallout lead says "spaghetti code" has nothing to do with being a "stupid, lazy programmer" – it happens when developers aren't given enough time: "I'd love to tell you this ...

Fallout co-creator Timothy Cain wants you to know that unreadable, so-called "spaghetti code" in video games isn't a matter of discipline or genius – developers just never have enough time to do their ...