After almost 15 years, League of Legends remains one of the most popular PC games in the world, boasting over 100 million players every month. But keeping a game fresh and exciting for that long is no easy task, especially with so many people to please, so Riot Games has taken some risks with the new 2024 season and PC PowerPlay has exclusive access.
Rockstar’s reveal of Grand Theft Auto VI got off to a bumpy start. Not only was in-development footage of the game leaked online last year, but the trailer itself spilled onto the internet slightly before the planned reveal. Nonetheless, the upshot is the same. Grand Theft Auto VI is coming in 2025, and Rockstar has provided the first details of what players can expect from the sequel.
The Immortal Empires mode in Total War: Warhammer III offers the most complete and detailed map of the Old World that exists. PC PowerPlay has the scoop on what to expect.
In Tech, there are heaps of options available to the budding PC gamer with a reasonable amount to spend. At every conceivable budget between $450 and $1,000, there are multiple cards competing for your attention. That’s why we’ve grabbed one of each arguably mainstream card today – some more entry-level, some more mid-range – to help you decide on the best value for your rig.
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Yakuza/Like a Dragon creator Toshihiro Nagoshi says his studio's new game won't be that big after all: 'it's not modern to have similar experiences repeated over and over again'
Nintendo's lawsuit bonanza continues, with streamer EveryGameGuru targeted for being 'a recidivist pirate who has obtained and streamed Nintendo's leaked games on multiple occasions'
