It still feels a little strange that Fallout 5 is so far in the distance, given the huge success of the Fallout show on Prime. Fortunately, Fallout London has delivered in its place, with the impressively-sized mod project giving us a whole new setting for the post-apocalyptic RPG series. As it nears a substantial milestone, the project’s developer confirms a colossal patch is arriving today that will make a “massive difference” to your experience. Continue reading Massive Fallout London update brings “over 1,000 fixes” to the fan-made RPG MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Fallout 5 release date, Best games like Fallout, Best Fallout 4 mods

Publishing platform indie.io is constantly working hard on its relationships with indie developers. From offering development and marketing support to management and distribution, indie.io helps multiple new games get off the ground. We’ve been looking at five of its upcoming offerings that are perfect for this upcoming spooky season. Continue reading Five new indie games we’re playing this spooky season MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best relaxing games, Best management games, Games like Stardew Valley

The launch date for the Nvidia app might have just been leaked. A new post on X (formerly Twitter) suggests that Nvidia might be releasing its brand new driver app to the wider public at the same time as it launches its brand-new GeForce RTX 50-series graphics cards. It makes sense for Nvidia to want to launch its new app alongside its next-gen graphics cards, which are almost certainly going to be among the best gaming GPUs that you can buy once they launch. We’re expecting to see these new GPUs (and, it seems, the new app to manage them) announced at the CES 2025 trade show in Las Vegas in early January 2025, although that isn't confirmed. Continue reading The Nvidia app is getting an official launch alongside the RTX 5090, says leak MORE FROM PCGAMESN: GeForce RTX 4070 Super review, DLSS explained, Best graphics cards

If you’re a game developer in the year 2024, the lure of Baldur’s Gate 3 must be irresistible. The biggest hit of the last 12 months, and maybe a lot longer, the DnD-inspired Larian RPG has potentially changed the entire mainstream - everyone must be looking at BG3 and wondering how they can replicate its success. With Elder Scrolls 6 still on the boil, however, one former Starfield, Skyrim, and Fallout developer explains how copying Baldur’s Gate 3 is not a straightforward shortcut to success. On the contrary, Larian’s approach to RPG design might not suit Bethesda’s game-making principles. Continue reading Bethesda won’t just copy Baldur’s Gate 3, ex Skyrim and Starfield dev says MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Elder Scrolls 6 setting, Elder Scrolls 6 release date, Elder Scrolls 6 development

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Eupha is the second-to-last party member to join the group in Metaphor: ReFantazio. Along with her comes the Summoner Archetype, a powerful class with devastating area magic attacks.

The AirPods Pro 2 recently received FDA authorization as OTC hearing aids. | Photo by Chris Welch / The Verge The Federal Communications Commission announced that going forward, all mobile handsets, including smartphones, in the US will have to be compatible with hearing aids. It’s also established new rules around volume control and improved product labeling so people with hearing aids can make informed buying decisions. The gist is the FCC is establishing a Bluetooth pairing requirement, thereby discouraging smartphone makers from using proprietary versions that could limit compatibility. In a press release, it says that doing so will ensure universal connectivity between mobile phones, hearing aids, and over-the-counter hearing aids. While a Hearing Aid Compatibility Task Force report found that most smartphones do support hearing aids, this... Continue reading…

Illustration by Cath Virginia / The Verge | Photos by Getty Images Google’s NotebookLM now lets you customize its podcast-like Audio Overviews. Before you generate a discussion using the note-taking app, you can give your AI hosts instructions about what topic you’d like them to focus on, or even tailor their discussions for different audiences. Google launched NotebookLM’s Audio Overviews last month, with two AI hosts that offer a “lively” discussion of your research. The company notes that its Audio Overviews aren’t meant to be a “comprehensive or objective overview of a topic” and are “simply a reflection of the sources that you’ve uploaded and any instructions you provide.” GIF: Google To customize the chat, open up a notebook in NotebookLM, select “Notebook guide,” and then... Continue reading…