Ancient or Imperial China is becoming an increasingly-popular setting for some brutal and breathtaking RPGs. Black Myth Wukong has already shown its hand to unprecedented success, and one of those following in its footsteps is Wuchang Fallen Feathers. This beautiful soulslike, set in China during the Ming Dynasty, has only shown flashes of potential up until now, but with its new gameplay trailer it’s quickly become one to watch. Continue reading Upcoming soulslike Wuchang Fallen Feathers flaunts some stunning new gameplay MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best RPGs, Best soulslikes, Best action games

Everyone loves an underdog, coming from behind to take the spotlight and become all it was promised to be. That’s part of why Final Fantasy XIV’s relaunch was so successful, because the bones of a great game were always there and in its second incarnation it managed to bring that greatness to the fore. On the other side, sometimes a relaunch fails, with the new version of a title disappearing without trace. In the case of New World Aeternum, however, it looks like its new, retooled version is carrying on in pretty much the same fashion as before, at least in the case of its Steam reviews. Continue reading Despite massive relaunch, New World Aeternum’s middling reviews remain unchanged MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best New World Aeternum builds, Best MMORPGs, Best New World Aeternum class

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Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge The Federal Police of Brazil announced the arrest of the hacker linked to a breach that leaked 2.9 billion records that included sensitive personal information, including some Social Security numbers. The data from that hack, which came to light in August, was put for sale on the dark web in April by an entity identifying themselves as USDoD. As pointed out by Bleeping Computer, according to a machine translation of the department’s press release, the hacker was linked to “two publications selling” federal police data. The hacker also boasted of disclosing the personal data of 80,000 members of the FBI’s InfraGard program, the department said. Security researchers at Atlas have created a tool to search the leaked records and told P... Continue reading…

McLaren’s Chromed out F1 car. | Image: McLaren McLaren is updating the version of Google Chrome on its F1 racecar. By that, I mean: McLaren’s got more Google Chrome logos and chrome finish than usual on the F1 car it’s bringing to the US Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, this weekend. McLaren’s MCL38 continues the tradition of rocking Google-colored wheels and logos, but like last year’s special British Grand Prix version, the livery for this weekend’s race has a splash of literal chrome beneath the Chrome logo, looking like it came out of a custom car shop from the aughts. This time, however, McLaren has added extra Chrome logos and what looks like a heavier slathering of metallic chrome that extends down the sidewalls. It’s a lot of chrome, as driver... Continue reading…