Ahead of the official launch of the Silent Hill 2 Remake, Konami have released almost 200 tracks from the upcoming game., all composed by Akira Yamaoka.
Read More »KitGuru Games: The Redemption of No Man’s Sky is INCOMPARABLE
During E3 2014 on the PlayStation showcase stage, Hello Games showed off No Man’s Sky in a presentation which has now become iconic. Once an infamous example of a game failing to live up to its initial expectations, the launch of No Man’s Sky in 2016 was just the beginning. More than a decade on from its initial reveal and over 8 years from the game’s 1.0 launch, Hello Games’ No Man’s Sky is the epitome of the redemption story.
Read More »New Deadlock anti-cheat turns hackers into frogs
Deadlock development continues. In a recent update, Valve added anti-cheat to the game and better yet, it turns cheaters into frogs.
Read More »The Day Before studio returns with new game and Kickstarter campaign
One of the biggest gaming stories of 2023 was The Day Before incident. A small studio known as Fntastic had made grand promises about their in-development survival game, but within days of release, the game was taken down and the studio shut its doors. Now, Fntastic is hoping to make …
Read More »Epic Games is suing Google (again) and Samsung
Epic Games is suing Google again, and this time Samsung is being dragged into the dispute as well.
Read More »AMD X870 motherboards and Zen 5-boosting AGESA update arrive
Today, AMD is launching its new 800 series chipset, which means a new wave of motherboards for those looking to make the jump to a Zen 5 Ryzen 9000 processor. We already have a few boards in-house for review, but for now, let's go over the X870 Chipset features, as well as the improvements being brought to the table with the latest AGESA firmware update...
Read More »Ubisoft confirms that XDefiant has fallen “behind expectations”
Despite the development studio claiming that the game is fine, Ubisoft bosses are indeed disappointed with XDefiant post-launch.
Read More »Death Stranding 2 will feature in-game concerts and more
Hideo Kojima has always been a unique director, with the video game creator often experimenting with and exploiting the medium itself in many different ways. It seems as though Hideo is set to go ‘full Kojima’ with Death Stranding 2, including in-game concerts and a story-affecting photo mode. As part …
Read More »Witchfire launches in Early Access almost 7 years after reveal
Announced all the way back in 2017 during The Game Awards, Witchfire was a unique arena fighting FPS which was planned to launch in 2022. This did not come to pass, with the team at ‘The Astronauts’ revealing that they were redesigning the game’s core experience. Finally, years on from …
Read More »Xbox is reportedly “such a mess right now” according to insider
With constantly shifting internal plans and mixed public messaging, the Xbox team is apparently 'a mess' right now.
Read More »Ubisoft unveils updated Star Wars Outlaws roadmap
The release of Star Wars Outlaws seems to represent a canary in the coal mine when it comes to the current state of Ubisoft, with the game launching to plenty of issues and selling lower than expected. With a decent amount of post-launch support already planned for the game however, …
Read More »Seasonic Focus GX-1000 V4 (2024) ATX 3 Review
A new 1000W power supply from Seasonic with OptiSink technology - worth your money?
Read More »Thermal Grizzly launches WireView GPU Pro monitoring tool with warning buzzer
Thermal Grizzly's WireView GPU Pro is a new monitoring and measurement tool designed by renowned overclocker Jon Sandstrom, also known as “elmor”. This device uses a power passthrough to connect to the GPU via the 12V-2×6 connector, monitoring GPU power consumption and temperature and providing users with alerts for potential …
Read More »Intel Core Ultra 7 265K shows up on Geekbench with considerably better scores
In the past, we had already seen a few Geekbench entries of the Core Ultra 7 265KF, but none scored as high as this one. The latest Intel Core Ultra 7 265K entry puts it much closer to the top Core Ultra 9 285K entries in the database, showing a …
Read More »Black Myth Wukong rises to 20 million sales, with the majority on PC
Black Myth Wukong has shattered records with 20 million copies sold in one month. Interestingly, the majority of players also seem to be on PC.
Read More »Razer launches Freyja Haptic Cushion for gaming chairs, new headsets and more
Razer launches its new Haptic gaming cushion, the Razer Freyja, Kraken V4 Pro headset and more at RazerCon 2024.
Read More »The new be quiet! Light Base case is perfect for RGB enthusiasts
The be quiet! Light Base case has arrived, offering a panoramic view of your PC and kitted out with plenty of RGB.
Read More »The first AMD Ryzen 9000 3D V-Cache CPU reportedly launching in November
It is rumoured that the AMD Ryzen 9800X3D processor will launch in November, followed by a six-core Ryzen 5 9600X3D.
Read More »Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero PC system requirements announced
Bandai Namco has recently revealed the official PC system requirements for the much-anticipated Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO. Let's dive into the details to ensure your PC is ready.
Read More »Lenovo confirms Legion Go 2 and Go Lite through Legion Go Dock spec sheet
Photos of the Lenovo Legion Go Lite have recently been leaked. This new device differs significantly from the original Legion Go, featuring a smaller screen and non-removable gamepads, deviating from the original's design and features. Lenovo has already confirmed the new console via the Legion Go Dock's spec sheet, where …
Read More »KitGuru is hiring – Tech Reviewer applications open!
If you've ever wanted to review PC gear, then this is a perfect opportunity as we are now hiring for a new reviewer to join our team! Prior experience is not strictly necessary, but we would like to see some example works from applicants...
Read More »StarCraft shooter reportedly in development at Blizzard
Blizzard appears to be spinning up a new attempt at a StarCraft shooter. Similar projects have been cancelled previously..
Read More »Thermaltake Tower 600 Featured Build – Acid Green Custom Loop!
The Thermaltake Tower 600 is here, lets see what we can build!
Read More »Classic PS2 horror game ‘Siren’ listed by Korean Ratings Board
One way in which video games are leaked ahead of time can be attributed to games rating boards, who publicly publish their content reports on titles ahead of their release – making such projects visible for all. One of the biggest culprits in this regard is the Korean Games Rating …
Read More »Overwatch x My Hero Academia arrives next month
Recently, we have seen Blizzard bring an increasing number of anime-themed crossovers to its free-to-play Hero Shooter Overwatch 2, including One Punch Man and Cowboy Bebop. In a surprise announcement, the team have revealed the next crossover, with Overwatch x My Hero Academia set to arrive in October. Making the …
Read More »4 surprise titles join Xbox Game Pass
Tokyo Game Show is officially underway, with Microsoft’s Xbox having a notable presence at this year’s event. Amongst the console manufacturer’s announcements was the surprise drop of 4 titles onto their Xbox’s Game Pass service. Announced during TGS and also via Twitter, Microsoft revealed a total of 4 games which …
Read More »The Last of Us Day brings Season 2 trailer and more
A new trailer brings us a new look at The Last of Us Season 2, released this week as part of Last of Us Day, a few months ahead of the premiere.
Read More »Balatro is available now on iOS + Android
Developed by a single person, Balatro is a unique poker-themed rogue-like deckbuilder which launched back in February to a wave of success – selling over 1 million copies in just a month. Thanks to its relatively simple controls, the game is perfectly suited to a mobile port. Finally, Balatro is …
Read More »StarCraft Remastered and StarCraft II: Campaign Collection are heading to Game Pass
StarCraft Remastered and StarCraft II: Campaign Collection are coming to PC Game Pass in November.
Read More »Intel finds root cause behind CPU stability issue, BIOS updates are on the way
Intel has managed to figure out the root cause behind recent 13th Gen and 14th Gen Core CPU stability issues. The company is now testing an update to mitigate the issue.
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