It’s that time again, as another Hollow Knight-inspired Metroidvania is about to fill the Silksong-shaped hole in your heart. With Team Cherry’s sequel now at least five years in the making, the similarly beautiful Voidwrought is right around the corner. With an infinitely smaller wait time and some fascinating differences, this is a Metroidvania you should have on your radar. Even better, it’s quite literally weeks away. Continue reading Gloomy Hollow Knight Silksong rival Voidwrought is finally out soon MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best platform games, Best Metroidvania games, Best single-player games

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Image: Umar Shakir / The Verge Ford is releasing a new version of its BlueCruise hands-free driving software, version 1.4, which it claims will let you keep your hands off the wheel twice as long. In fact, the company tells us it can now run an average of five times longer compared to last year’s version 1.2 and double that of 1.3, which started rolling out more recently. The company doesn’t specify exactly how long, on average, a vehicle can be driven using BlueCruise. The improvements come thanks to new “motion controller” software that Ford says keeps your BlueCruise-equipped vehicle better centered in its lane as well as improvements in handling different weather conditions, tight curves, narrow lanes, and reflections from the sun. Image: Ford ... Continue reading…