Build your own space agency in Mars Horizon 2’s upcoming alpha test-

A brand new trailer for Mars Horizon 2: The Search for Life debuted during the PC Gaming Show, revealing that an alpha test for the space agency management simulator is, fittingly, on the horizon.

Expanding on its 2020 predecessor, Mars Horizon 2: The Search for Life lets you build space bases, design rockets, manage staff, and put together missions to find evidence of life on other planets.

As the head of Mission Control, you’ll be across every aspect of the space mission. As well as researching biosignatures and anomalies to answer sweeping existential questions, you’re also responsible for any pesky explosions or rogue woodpeckers ruining a hard-fought launch. As you expand into the great unknown and upgrade your outfit, It falls to you to make critical narra…

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อุทัยเปิดประมูลชุดพิเศษช่วยครอบครัวผู้สูญเสีย

เชิญชวนแฟนบอลช้างป่าฯ ร่วมประมูล ”ชุดแข่งขันรุ่นพิเศษ“ รายได้ทั้งหมด เยียวยาครอบครัวผู้สูญเสีย

– เปิดประมูลชุดแข่งขัน (Third Jersey) และชุดผู้รักษาประตู รุ่นสั่งทำพิเศษ ที่จะใช้ในการแข่งขันฟุตบอลไทยลีก 1 นัดที่ 9 ขอนแก่น ยูไนเต็ด พบ อุทัยธานี เอฟซี วันที่ 5 ต.ค. 67

– รายได้ทั้งหมดมอบให้แก�…

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เผยชาบีปัดข้อเสนอจากโรม่า

'อิล คอร์ริเอเร่ เดลโล่ สปอร์ต' สื่ออิตาเลียนรายงานเมื่อวันอังคารที่ผ่านมาว่า โรม่า พยายามทาบทาม ชาบี เอร์นานเดซ มารับตำแหน่งเทรนเนอร์ต่อจาก ดานิเอเล่ เด รอสซี่ แต่อดีตบอส บาร์เซโลน่า ปฏิเสธข้อเสนอจากทีมหมาป่ากรุงโรม

โรม่า สร้างความประหลาดใจด้วยการปลด เด รอสซี่ ออกจากตำ�…

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It’s the final end of an era- Former Stadia boss Phil Harrison has left Google-

It was over, but now it’s really over: A Business Insider report says Phil Harrison, the former PlayStation and Xbox executive who joined Google in 2018 to head up its Stadia gaming platform, has left the company.

Harrison’s departure is hardly surprising. Despite big promises—overpromising, in the opinion of Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick—and Google’s financial muscle, Stadia never found its footing, much less delivered on its early promise. The first real sign of trouble appeared in February 2021 when Google closed its internal game development studio, leading to the departure of its high profile leader Jade Raymond. Other executives and employees followed shortly after.

Google insisted a few months later that Stadia was “alive and well,” but still faile…

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Demonschool, the Persona-like tactical RPG about battling demons while getting a good education, has been delayed into 2025 so developers can add ‘more life and liveliness’ to the game world-

Quite a few PC Gamer folk have been excited for Demonschool since it was announced at the PC Gaming Show in 2022. Rich Stanton said it was “one to keep a disembodied eye on,” Robin Valentine said it has the potential to deliver “the most interesting turn-based combats of 2024,” and Harvey Randall predicted that it could be “another Into the Breach.” That’s a lot of enthusiasm! And so it genuinely pains me to have to be the one to tell them (and you) the game has been delayed into early 2025.

“We did have the perfect release date in Friday the 13th in September,” developer Necrosoft Games said in the delay announcement, “but given how the last years have been and how much we wanted to put into this game, we had to delay it if we wanted to really deliver the game we wanted to give y…

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Kingdom Come- Deliverance 2 is twice as big, introduces firearms and is coming this year-

Warhorse Studios has finally unveiled what it admits is probably “the most public secret in the gaming industry”, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. The medieval RPG is a direct continuation of the 2018 game, once again following peasant-turned-knight Henry, accompanied by his posh mate, Hans, as they navigate a civil war in 15th century Bohemia. 

The first game was a welcome respite from ostentatious, magic-filled fantasy RPGs. Its tale of knights and intrigue was grounded in medieval history, bolstered by a charismatic protagonist, long jaunts through the Bohemian countryside and tricky first-person duels. Between its adherence to realistic physics and the importance of positioning and the direction of your attacks, it proved to be challenging to master, but incredibly reactive a…

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Nightingale devs say they’re ‘not satisfied’ with the game, its reception, or its player numbers, but they’ve got big improvements coming-

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Last week, Inflexion Games published a YouTube video in which CEO Aaron Flynn and art and audio director Neil Thomson assessed the current state of Nightingale and where the studio hopes to take its gaslamp fantasy survival game next. Inflexion’s assessment was unconventionally frank: “We are not satisfied with where the game is at, we’re not satisfied with the overall sentiment, we’re not satisfied with our player numbers,” Flynn said.

Despite the video’s vaguely uncomfortable air—watching it felt like the two developers were expecting me to scold them—it’s admirable for its candor. In updates released since Nightingale’s early access debut in February, Flynn says the studio has worked to address the “shortcomings of the experience,” adding a mu…

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OpenAI co-founder makes spectacular return mere days after ousting, with the board that fired him mostly swept away-

OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman is to return as CEO of the company, mere days after his chaotic firing by a board that seems to have lost all support. A deal has been reached “in principle” for his return that will see new board members appointed, and the agreement comes shortly after Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella had essentially checkmated OpenAI by offering Altman a job and guaranteeing the role and salary of any OpenAI staff that wished to join him.

This is tech politics at the highest level where, as Bob Dylan would put it, money doesn’t talk: it swears. Microsoft has a $13 billion investment in OpenAI and is integrating the company’s machine learning tools into its own crown jewels of office and productivity software. Ever since the announcement of Altman’s firing on Friday last w…

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Researchers smash ‘energy density’ record for rechargeable lithium batteries-

A team of researchers at the Institute of Physics at the Chinese Academy of Sciences says it has created a record-breaking 711 Wh/kg (watt-hour per kilogram) rechargeable lithium battery.

The previous record belongs to the research team at Dalhousie University in Canada, which made a 575 Wh/kg anode-free pouch cell just last year. The Chinese Academy of Sciences researchers tested their battery at 711.3 Wh/kg, with a volumetric “energy density” of 1,653.65 Wh/liter, making it the highest energy density lithium battery on record.

For context, the energy density of Tesla’s new 4680 cells is 272-296 Wh/kg. This team (via New Atlas) made a battery cell with nearly double the energy density, meaning you’ll get more juice with much less weight—but there are some challenges t…

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Get a free D&D adventure based on a classic dungeon crawl on DND Beyond-

Wizards of the Coast’s upcoming D&D book Quests from the Infinite Staircase will remix six old school adventures from the days of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 1st Edition, including Expedition to the Barrier Peaks and The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth. The latter is also being made available in an abbreviated form called Descent into the Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth, and you can currently claim it for free on DND Beyond.

First published in 1982, The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth began life as a tournament module run by D&D co-creator Gary Gygax six years prior. A competitive one-shot explicitly designed to kill the characters players brought with them to convention games, it remained unforgiving even in its modified, published form. A lovely document of this is Jason Thompson’s co…

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