Classic RPGs That Are Unplayable Today

There are many reasons why older games can be hard to enjoy today. Often, the controls feel awkward and slow compared to modern games. Plus, older titles were often much more difficult, with harsh gameplay and little room for mistakes. This can make even good games frustrating or nearly impossible to beat, sometimes feeling unfair and unwinnable.

Taming the Quantization Challenge

New research introduces a method for reliably training machine learning models with extremely limited precision, unlocking efficiency gains for large language models and beyond.

Red Dead Redemption 2 Fan Recreates Valentine in Heartopia

The life simulation game Heartopia came out on mobile and PC in early January, and players quickly started exploring its features. The game is still gaining popularity on Steam, recently reaching over 50,000 concurrent players. Because Heartopia is so new, we can expect to see many more player creations like this one in the future.

All Currencies in Heartopia

Heartopia features several types of in-game currency, including free ones, premium ones, and special currencies only available during events. You can earn some simply by playing, while others are obtained through the game’s gacha mechanics or by making purchases with real money.

Open-World Games Where You’re The Invader

Some open-world games, like Elden Ring and Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain, let players directly invade other players’ games and disrupt their progress. While those are well-known examples, other open-world games also feature invasion mechanics. In these games, players take on the role of a hostile newcomer in another player’s world, with the intent to cause trouble and aren’t playing as the ‘good guy’.