Luke Plunkett's posts

2022 has been a bumper year for city-builders both big and small

Breathing, human artists have spent the week giving AI-generated imagery--and ArtStation--the middle finger

'My power’s really low, so this may be the last image I can send'

The Doom co-creator has a startup to run, and 'seeing something that is grossly inefficient hurts your soul'

The 1.0 release of a rebuilt engine gives a classic a new lease of life

It's hard for FTX to complete a seven-year sponsorship when it's bankrupt

My absolute favourite games of 2022 (and 2021, and 2020)

'EASIEST WIN OF MY LIFE,' says xQc, a man who did not win

A letter is being sent to companies like EA, Activision Blizzard and Riot

Metzen, who left the company in 2016, worked on everything from Diablo to World of Warcraft

The site had a chance to listen to its community and screwed it up

Seven years after it was first released, the game has finally been perfected

Nintendo casually patching games released back in 2011 like it's normal

The industry's biggest portfolio site has few protections in place against it, though that may change

A music video and collection of photographs from November's big show

Oh hey, whaddya know, it's a PC launcher causing more trouble than it's worth!

In space, everybody can hear you run out of silicon. And frozen bodies.

The release of Portal With RTX has had some very welcome side effects

The US Government is seeking his extradition on criminal charges

Microsoft is still trying to get its Activision purchase over the line