Fortnite looks to take on Counter-Strike in new FPS mode.

The origins of Fortnite are quite surprising. It initially took shape within Epic Games during an internal creative event known as Game Jam in 2011. Interestingly, Cliff Bleszinski – who had parted ways with the company more than a decade earlier – was the lead developer at that time. Intriguingly enough, Fortnite actually began life as a game centered around base defense! Can anyone recall those early days anymore?

Is AGI finally in OpenAI’s grasp? The ChatGPT maker reportedly wants to scrap a stringent clause — extending its Microsoft tie-up beyond AGI and securing more investment for exorbitant AI advances

Microsoft’s alliance with OpenAI is at best intricate due to OpenAI’s substantial investment in the firm behind ChatGPT and its extensive integration throughout its technology infrastructure. This has led some Microsoft employees to openly voice their worries, suggesting that the company may be functioning more like a high-tech support team for the up-and-coming startup, rather than a leading tech powerhouse itself.

Here are the best settings for Path of Exile 2 on Steam Deck (so far)

The eagerly awaited arrival of Path of Exile 2 has been a hit, as more than a million players have claimed their Early Access keys, making this weekend quite bustling. In fact, when the game was launched, its servers became overwhelmed and crashed, but given its widespread popularity, that’s understandable.

Fortunately, things have smoothed out, allowing me to explore Path of Exile 2 on my Steam Deck. Although it hasn’t yet earned the Steam Deck Verified label, the developers are actively working towards this achievement. For now, the game can be played—at least in the early stages (the late-game performance with its demanding visual effects is still under discussion). Here are the optimal settings for Path of Exile 2 on the Steam Deck that I’ve discovered to strike a balance between performance and visuals.

Is Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on PC?

Absolutely! You can buy and enjoy Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on your computer. It’s available for purchase on two popular platforms: Steam and the Microsoft Store. Interestingly, if you opt for the Microsoft Store, you can choose to play it using PC Game Pass or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.