George Foster

4 days ago | thegamer.com | George Foster

Eagle-eyed Rockstar fans have spotted an interesting detail from the latest batch of Grand Theft Auto 6 screenshots, as a logo shown on the guns is a clear nod to Red Dead Redemption 2. After the shock announcement that GTA 6 has been delayed by a whole year until next May, this month had a strong chance of being one of the worst times to be a fan of Rockstar's open-world masterpieces.

5 days ago | thegamer.com | George Foster

Even though we've only seen two trailers for GTA 6, it feels like we've been hearing about it for a lot longer. Rumours about the game have been circulating for years now, and there's a good reason for it. A former Rockstar Games developer has revealed just how long GTA 6 has been in development. A former Rockstar Games 3D environment artist who worked on Grand Theft Auto 6 has confirmed it's been in development since at least 2018 while reacting to the game's second trailer.

5 days ago | thegamer.com | George Foster

One of the things you'll be doing most in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is scrounging for a place to sleep and heal. The struggle to find a bed can be a bit much at times, but there's a mod that basically gets over that issue. The "KCD2 Camping Mod" lets you put your tent anywhere in the world and sleep off whatever ails you.

5 days ago | thegamer.com | George Foster

Grand Theft Auto 6's second trailer was incredible, but some were left hoping for some gameplay footage. Rockstar recently confirmed that it's actually in there and that the trailer is "equal parts" cutscenes and gameplay. Now, fans are trying to figure out where exactly the gameplay is, and they've nailed down a few good suspects. Grand Theft Auto fans have been scouring through GTA 6's second trailer to try and figure out which bits are actual gameplay footage and not just cutscenes.

5 days ago | thegamer.com | George Foster

Doom: The Dark Ages is one of Xbox's first big new releases to release on PS5 from launch. It seems that Xbox is still the best way to play, though, as Digital Foundry notes that the Series X version is the smoothest. Even the PS5 Pro doesn't seem to be doing much for The Dark Ages, as there are barely any upgrades.