Red Dead Redemption’s Title Screen, Running On PC

You can’t stop progress The Xenia emulator is still a long way from actually playing Red Dead—this is just the boot sequence, the game itself isn’t playable—but if there’s one game more than any other people want to get running on their PC, it’s this one.

This weekend, Destiny’s Trials of Osiris will select maps from a randomized playlist. The playlist will consist of the six maps that Trials has already used. This should be interesting! See you all out there, and remember: winners don’t teabag.

Surprise, Five Nights at Freddy’s 4 Is Out On Steam Right Now

So, uh…you can now purchase the latest hardcore jumpscare simulator for $7.99 on Steam. So much for that supposed August release! This might seem like it’s out of left field, but it’s not. YouTubers such as Markiplier have already gotten a chance to play the game, and many of the previous games were released early,…

Talos Principle DLC Gives You an Excuse to Play The Talos Principle

The Talos Principle, Croteam’s philosophical puzzler about artificial intelligence, the existence of God, and moving laser beams around in ancient-seeming spaces to open force fields, was one of my top three games of last year. OK, it was exactly No. 3, if you must know, followed in ascending order by South Park: The Stick of…

Bethesda just announced the Fallout Anthology It’s a collection of every PC Fallout game that comes in a container that looks like a mini-nuke. It’ll be out at the end of September. War never changes, but buying old games does, apparently.

Track: Take Your Time | Artist: Sam Hunt | Album: Montevallo Kotaku Soundtrack is a selection of the stuff we’re listening to – and gaming to – at the moment.