The world has forever been crying out for a successor to Left 4 Dead. There have been a few attempts to try and recapture that magic, such as Redfall, Vermintide 2, or World War Z, but nothing really hits that spot like Left 4 Dead did. The nearest anyone has come is underrated shooter Back 4 Blood, created by the developer behind the original co-op FPS zombie experience. Despite some ups and downs in its history, the game is currently doing pretty well thanks to a big sale and reviews that are beginning to finally turn positive. Continue reading Back 4 Blood stages Steam comeback with heaps of positive reviews MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Back 4 Blood review, Best co-op games, Best zombie games

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Mark Zuckerberg. | Image: The Verge | Photo: Bloomberg via Getty Images Meta is “working with the public sector to adopt Llama across the US government,” according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg. The comment, made during his opening remarks for Meta’s Q3 earnings call on Wednesday, raises a lot of important questions: Exactly which parts of the government will use Meta’s AI models? What will the AI be used for? Will there be any kind of military-specific applications of Llama? Is Meta getting paid for any of this? When I asked Meta to elaborate, spokesperson Jon Carvill declined to comment beyond Zuckerberg’s brief remark to investors. The social media giant is pushing its AI on the government at an interesting time. For one, presidential nominee Donald Trump has recently threatened to jail Zuckerberg, even as the... Continue reading…

Israeli airstrikes struck the ancient Lebanese city of Baalbek on Wednesday, hours after Israel issued an evacuation warning to residents, heightening tensions and displacing thousands in the UNESCO-listed city known for its Roman temples and Hezbollah presence.