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Phantom Blade Zero's 88 Isn't a Disappointment. It's Exactly What Chinese Games Needed.
The completion screen read: 36 hours and 25 minutes, good ending, 89% total collection. The reviewer noted that "thanks to the thoughtful map guidance, I took far fewer detours," so those 36-plus hours almost all landed on solid ground. Put that next to a Metacritic score of 88 and an IGN 9, and my judgment is this: it meets expectations, but not the expectation of flawlessness. It meets a harder one: that a Chinese action game has finally reached the international genre benchmark in its core experience.
By Jina day ago in Gamers
NBA Jam : a great triumph in sports gaming
Back in the day I had a Sega Genesis Game Gear and it ruled! The one game that I had was “NBA Jam” and it was a great basketball video game. I used to go to the bowling alley when NBA jam video game came out and I would always ask for quarters and change to go to the arcade that was in the bowling alley just to play. It was the first arcade game I ever really played. I loved it. The look and aesthetic of the video game standalone machine was awesome too, as well as the video game that I was playing on it.
By Revista Miko:XCI 7 days ago in Gamers
Nintendo forever!
I want to touch on this briefly didn’t like the Nintendo video game duck hunt. However, whoever did that video game offered an alternative where you didn’t wanna kill innocent ducks, which I didn’t like killing the innocent ducks. You can always did the alternative, which is the ski shooting one instead, so I really didn’t care for the duck hunt video game. And I’m just glad that they offered an alternative to those who didn’t want to do that. Super Mario Brothers and duck hunt actually were a compact video game on one cartridge. They came with the old-school NES Nintendo system, which is pretty cool and I would sit in the basement playing it in particular super Mario Brothers, and in fact, I swear to God, I think I did save the princess For many years. I wondered if I did, but then one day I realize I probably did without knowing it, which is pretty cool in my opinion.
By Revista Miko:XCI 7 days ago in Gamers
Steam Is Flooded With AI Games. Players Are Not Buying Them.
In October 2025, Steam Next Fest showed 2,960 games. Of those, 504 disclosed generative AI use. That is 17%. By June 2026, the number of demos had grown to 4,227. Of those, 1,694 carried an AI tag. That is 40%. In the second quarter of 2026, AI games made up about one-third of new Steam releases. Their estimated share of sales was about 10%. In the fourth quarter of 2025, that sales number hit 27%. A few breakout hits pulled it up.
By Jin10 days ago in Gamers
Phantom Blade Zero’s 66 Days Mode Is a Death Clock the Developers Can’t Beat
At Tokyo Game Show 2026, a 4Gamer reporter asked Liang Qiwei whether anyone on the development team had cleared the “66 Days” mode without dying once.
By Jin11 days ago in Gamers
Sony Locked the PS5. Hackers Found a Key. Players Are Stuck in the Middle.
On September 29, 2026, an exploit chain called Relapse became public. This was not a minor security incident. Attackers combined a WebKit browser vulnerability with a kernel-level aio_multi_wait UAF race condition. The result gave them kernel-level physical memory read/write privileges on the PS5. Every official firmware version from 7.00 to 13.60 was affected. That range covers the original fat model, the Slim, and the recently released PS5 Pro.
By Jin13 days ago in Gamers
The Failed Game Studio That Accidentally Built Xbox
On March 22, 1995, Bill Gates and Steven Spielberg stood on a stage at Microsoft headquarters. Reporters held recorders and cameras. Gates said the joint venture would hit “hundreds of millions of dollars” in sales within two to three years. Spielberg called it a marriage made in heaven.
By Jin28 days ago in Gamers
I Quit My Job to Make an Indie Game. Four Years Later, I Sold 1,200 Copies.
Ledger The day Zhou Ran quit, HR asked why. He said he wanted a break. HR nodded and handed him a form. He signed it. He kept his work badge. Later he threw it in a drawer. The drawer already held an unopened pack of stomach medicine and half a box of business cards.
By Jinabout a month ago in Gamers
My Mother Died While My Father Couldn’t Get Past a Lock Screen Ad
The Wall Was Called “Monetization” At 4 a.m. on August 30, 2026, in Jinan. The bathroom light was on. A woman lay on the floor. Heart attack.
By Jin2 months ago in Gamers
Everyone Laughed at This Chinese War Game. Six Months Later, It Might Be the Most Important FPS of the Year.
On July 30, 2026, Hangzhou Haotang Technology released the second gameplay trailer for Resisters , its single‑player FPS set in 1940s China. Six months had passed since the first demo, the one that got caught red‑handed for using “cheat‑like” aim‑assist and drew mockery across the entire Chinese internet. Back then, the bullet comments were all “anti‑Japanese war drama launcher,” and nobody believed a homegrown FPS could make the Chinese theater of WWII feel anything close to authentic.
By Jin3 months ago in Gamers
Dear Van Gogh
Dear Van Gogh: A Review I've never had cable, so a lot of my discoveries happen sideways — a friend's recommendation, an algorithm, a quiet Friday with nothing else to do. That's how I found Dear Van Gogh , the new seasonal experience that went live in Sky: Children of the Light on July 17, 2026. I went in expecting a pretty diversion. I came out having sat with a man's grief for an afternoon.
By Parsley Rose 3 months ago in Gamers
GTA 6 Gameplay Features You Didn't Notice
GTA 6 Gameplay Features You Didn't Notice The excitement surrounding Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) continues to grow with every trailer and official update from Rockstar Games. While fans immediately noticed the stunning graphics and the return of Vice City, many subtle gameplay details have flown under the radar. These hidden features reveal Rockstar's commitment to creating one of the most immersive open-world games ever made.
By Sk4 months ago in Gamers