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Valve's popular digital PC gaming storefront, released in 2003, is now old enough to vote

According to the devs behind the mods, the temporary removal of the mods is nothing to worry about

After months of widespread harassment, Twitch finally fires back

The emulator already has hundreds of mostly indie games in its library

You think you’re just getting some swimsuits, but you’re also unlocking new skills

Kylorren_Lol deletes social media accounts after calling Tenha a racial slur

Shovelware’s bad enough, but what happens when it’s made entirely out of duct tape?

After five years, the Steam reviews for Hello Games' space sim hit 'mostly positive'

A union survey reports 44% of surveyed employees claim a discriminatory workplace

The Kickstarter had raised over $300,000 before it was shut down

Reddit's refusal to budge on banning Covid lies is causing unrest in the community

The March Through Time event will only allow things like protest signs

The code "W0LAXU5FKUTURY5" had an intentional "Fuck You" in there

The policy means well, but continues to punish developers of smaller games

The developers behind Unity want more transparency around their employer's government contracts

The only person Twelve Minutes hates as much as its protagonist is his wife

Tonight's Fine Art looks at the work of Alia Zhang

It’s obviously a ripoff, but I really prefer playing this ripoff over the original

Tonight's Fine Art is looking at the work of Victory Luode

The adventure engine emulator adds more classic games, starting with Spaceship Warlock