Battlefield 6 is proving to be incredibly popular, attracting a huge number of players on Steam in both its main game and battle royale versions. It was already the best-selling game in the Battlefield series, with over 7 million copies sold, and now it’s reached another significant sales achievement.
It’s been almost a month since Battlefield 6 launched, and over a week since its battle royale mode, REDSEC, became available. The developers are now planning updates and fixes to improve the game for players. One of the key changes coming soon will be to the aim assist feature on consoles.
Ammunition can be tricky to manage in ARC Raiders because it’s hard to know how much you’ll need. Luckily, you can restock your supplies if you know how to call in a Supply Drop.
It’s been ten years since the first trailer for Escape from Tarkov was released, and in just ten days, the game will officially launch after a long period as a beta.
We’re excited to finally deliver a feature many Steam Deck owners have requested since the device launched in 2022.
The games listed below aren’t just enjoyable; they each offer something special that will make you want to play them again. This could be a complex story you appreciate more on a second playthrough, choices that significantly change the game, or characters you genuinely enjoy being around.
Data from Gamalytic shows the last game in the series sold over five million copies and has a ‘Very Positive’ rating from Steam users. Released in 2013, Europa Universalis 4 peaked in popularity in 2020 with almost 50,000 players online at the same time. But the newest game quickly broke that record, becoming one of the most popular strategy games on Steam within hours of its release.
So, BARB just dropped a big update, and it’s kinda changed things up in MindsEye. They revealed this new brand called ARCADIA, which is cool, but they took out the free roam – bummer! But, they did add some slick new movement options, like dodge rolls, which honestly make up for it. It feels way more fluid now!
A social media traveler visited Pyongyang, North Korea, and discovered a surprising scene: a busy gaming café filled with skilled esports players enjoying games like Counter-Strike 2. This visit helped to reveal a bit more about daily life in the country.
Despite being involved in VALORANT for five years, the organization hasn’t achieved significant success. They’ve only won a few smaller tournaments and haven’t been able to establish a strong presence in the competitive scene.