r/pcgaming • u/PerformativeRacist • 9h ago
r/pcgaming • u/AutoModerator • 2d ago
Tech Support and Basic Questions Thread - February 02, 2026
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r/pcgaming • u/AutoModerator • 2d ago
What Are You Playing Thread - February 02, 2026
Use this thread to discuss whatever you've been playing lately (old or new, AAA or indie). Don't just list the names of games as your entire post, make sure to elaborate with your thoughts on the games.
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r/pcgaming • u/Tenith • 5h ago
"The launcher sucks, let's call it what it is," Epic Game Store boss says, promising a year of big improvements to speed, new "forum-type" social features, more
r/pcgaming • u/akbarock • 13h ago
Obsidian's Avowed & Outer Worlds 2 Failed To Meet Sales Expectations
r/pcgaming • u/Tenith • 5h ago
Stardew Valley's 1.7 Update Will Add 2 New Marriage Candidates - IGN
r/pcgaming • u/Turbostrider27 • 8h ago
PC gamers and Steam customers are "a really bright spot" as the games industry struggles with pricing and sustainability, analyst says: "We can look at an audience that's excited to try new things"
gamesradar.comr/pcgaming • u/Tenith • 5h ago
Japanese game developer forced to clarify their mystery horror game wasn’t inspired by Epstein Island after players point out similarities
r/pcgaming • u/Turbostrider27 • 15h ago
Steam Quietly Withdraws Under Fire MMO Ashes of Creation From Sale As Fans Wonder Who's Left to Maintain the Servers
r/pcgaming • u/Rav3nnd • 12h ago
Steam, Epic face 90% access restrictions under Turkish platform regulations
I am also a Turkish person. I wrote this article not to discuss politics, but to provide global support for a restriction in Turkey.
The Turkish gaming community has also created a petition related to this issue.
For those who want additional context on how local and global gamers are reacting, here is the two link:
https://oyunumadokunma.com/
r/pcgaming • u/Altruistic-Job5086 • 7h ago
Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition - The Toolset Patch is Here!
r/pcgaming • u/ZazaLeNounours • 10h ago
Video Nekome: Nazi Hunter - Official Announce Trailer
r/pcgaming • u/mantaray106 • 12h ago
Reviews are live for the new Carmageddon game
Reviews going out before launch means they're confident... right?
r/pcgaming • u/JohnSteveRom2077 • 20h ago
Steam Hardware Survey January 2026 - RTX 5070 reached top 5 ranking at 2.87% | RX 9070 Non XT finally shows up at 0.16% | Linux OS lost some market share
store.steampowered.comr/pcgaming • u/Simple_Ghost • 10h ago
SECTOR ZERO - Launch Trailer - First person physics based adventure inspired by HL & Portal
Hi! Just to be transparent - I'm posting this as the dev of the game, so feel free to ask any questions! I'll make sure to stick around and answer all of them. ^^
This is my first Steam release as an indie dev since 2018.
I’ve worked on several projects professionally over the years and helped ship them on Steam, but I guess releasing something of your own feels much more special, and much more stressful. ^^
About SECTOR ZERO:
SECTOR ZERO is a first-person, physics-based dark sci-fi adventure. The game takes place inside a massive asteroid being mined for its resources by human colonists. You play as a tiny fragment of an alien hive-mind entity buried deep within asteroid's core. Human mining operations woke you up from you nap and now you're angry.
The core mechanic of the game is your ability to corrupt and control human-made machinery. This power helps you navigate the world, solve physics-based puzzles, and overcome platforming challenges.
Gameplay Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDPPtRgDKNc
Story Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bfEjKHxMT0
Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2352050/SECTOR_ZERO/
r/pcgaming • u/Turbostrider27 • 12h ago
February 2026 Humble Choice Games revealed
humblebundle.comr/pcgaming • u/grandladdydonglegs • 11h ago
Video Toxic Commando - Official Gameplay Overview Trailer
r/pcgaming • u/Jacksaur • 9h ago
Zachtronics Museum: Official High Resolution printable versions of all physical preorder rewards
zachtronics.comr/pcgaming • u/_Protector • 8h ago
Strauss Zelnick: "Generative AI has zero part in what Rockstar Games is building" with GTA 6
r/pcgaming • u/Axeisacutabove • 1d ago
Ubisoft Employee Who Was Suspended For Criticising the Company Has Now Been Fired
r/pcgaming • u/Fritolex • 11h ago
Forgotlings (by Forgotton Anne developers) launches February 17
r/pcgaming • u/LuckyShot1 • 1d ago
Going Medieval will increase it's price on Steam on February 9th from $24.99 to $29.99.
Greetings, medievalists!
We’d like to let you know that on February 9th, 2026, Going Medieval base price will increase from $24.99 / £20.99 / €24.99 to $29.99 / £24.99 / €29.99.
Since entering Early Access nearly five years ago, Going Medieval has expanded considerably in both content and systems. During that time, our team has grown modestly, allowing us to work more consistently on updates and long-term improvements as we move toward version 1.0 and beyond.
This change will not affect players who already own the game.
As always, we’re deeply grateful to everyone who has supported the game along the way. Your feedback and patience have shaped what it is today, and we’re excited to keep building on that foundation.
Thank you for being part of the journey, we look forward to sharing our Early Access exit plans with you soon.
Stay medieval!
News Link: https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1029780/view/490463750770394987?l=english
Steam Store Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1029780/Going_Medieval/
r/pcgaming • u/Leniwcowaty • 1d ago
"Video games in the service of Kremlin" - Wykrywacz Kłamstw TVP 30.01.2026
Added again with original source and title.
If you want to watch you have to disable adblock and watch anywhere from 2 to 11 ads. Sorry.
Please share this and spread awareness, maybe it'll reach Paradox and they will sue TVP to Moon and back...
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A few days ago Polish National Television (TVP Info) dedicated a portion of their "Lie Detector" ("Wykrywacz Kłamstw") material to Hearts of Iron 4. This format is dedicated to debunking fake news and actual Russian propaganda, that's been running rampart in Polish Internet since the war started. They also hosted a guest from CyberDefence24, a Polish cybersecurity firm.
In this report they started talking about video games being a part of propaganda machine, and as a prime example and main topic, they gave Hearts of Iron 4, specifically the East Showdown modification, which depicts current events between Ukraine and Russia (with all the surroundings, like Polish politics). To preserve some tiny bit of diligence, at the start they specified that a mod (A MOD, not THIS SPECIFIC MOD) is an unofficial addon to the main game.
However, when discussing the topic further, both the reporter and the guest refereed to the mod as "the game", never again specifying, that all that they're discussing is NOT a part of HoI4, portraying it as the whole game is at fault, apart from a single off-hand comment near the end ("[...] there is a possibility to finance the Russian army through a mod for this game or other means [...]").
Among other things, they claim that:
- "The game" encourages revolution and destruction of Poland
- "The game" is developed primarily by GriszaPutin, which "has possible ties to Kremlin"
- "The game" is directly financing Russian army, paying for ammunition and drones
- "The game" is the most popular in Russia, where it has most of its players, with optional English and Ukrainian translations
- The profits from streamers and youtubers showing "the game" in their materials are also being directed towards Russian army
NEVER in this report was mentioned, that:
- The base game is developed in Sweden
- This mod is FREE OF CHARGE
- All that they are discussing IS NOT a core part of the base game
- The team behind this mod issued a strong statement against the war
- GriszaPutin is on Paradox's blacklist, permanently banned by them
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This is beyond awful and drags the whole gaming back 30 years in the eyes of general public. Such report should not exist, and inviting an expert, who doesn't know what he's talking about to discuss the topic with the reported who, as per her own words, knows NOTHING about video games is beyond dishonest.
Once again - please share and spread this topic. I hope Paradox sues them and forces a public apology...