GOG has been known for offering up DRM-free games for years. Today, the digital retailer has announced a DRM-free gaming client, GOG Galaxy. It won’t require a profile or online confirmation to play the games you’ve purchased.
Galaxy will always allow your game to launch without making a profile, although achievements and a friends list will require one, and if you want to play online, that will require online connectivity. GOG Galaxy essentially sounds like Steam minus the login at the start as a mandate, no DRM on its games, and with an offline mode of sorts enabled at all times instead of needing to be checked every time you need it. Read More...
It seems every year gaming as an entire medium manages to grow in popularity/worth, as mobile, VR, and consoles all become part of a huge global market whose revenue was estimated at a total of $91 Billion just for 2016. However in the short amount of time we have been in 2017, a year sure to be filled with talks of 4K, VR, and Teraflops it is with a heavy heart that we report to you that the game Landmark developed by Daybreak Game Company will be taking it’s servers offline next month. Read More...
Monster Hunter Rise has jumped on the Photo Mode bandwagon, and it’s not half bad. I mean, granted, it’s not the robust we’ve seen, but it does a decent job of allowing you to capture your best monster kills and your most embarrassing moments. Monster Hunter Rise has a brief intro tutorial, and the Photo Mode is a part of it!
Select the camera in the Action Menu using the D-Pad to take photos in Monster Hunter Rise. Read More...
