Carzy Zarx’s PC Gaming Emporium - Catch Up on All the Latest PC Gaming Related News

[JEMC]

The news:

 

1-Mods

• Grand Theft Auto V Looks Glorious Thanks To This Unreleased Reshade Mod http://www.dsogaming.com/screenshot-news/grand-theft-auto-v-looks-glorious-thanks-to-this-unreleased-reshade-mod/

• Witcher 3 mod lets you play as Triss, Yennifer, Ciri, or Shani http://www.pcgamer.com/witcher-3-mod-lets-you-play-as-triss-yennifer-ciri-or-shani/

 

2-Gaming News

RAVEN’S CRY DEVELOPER ON SLI & PERFORMANCE: “ANYTHING ABOVE 30FPS DOES NOT MATTER FOR THE GAMING EXPERIENCE”

http://www.dsogaming.com/news/ravens-cry-developer-on-sli-performance-anything-above-30fps-does-not-matter-for-the-gaming-experience/

Vendetta – Curse of Raven’s Cry – formerly known as Raven’s Cry – appears to be lacking SLI support and from the looks of it, there won’t be any in the foreseeable future. And according to one of its developers, anything above 30 FPS does not matter for the gaming experience.

>> I don't see a bright future for that studio.

 

HELP TEST THIMBLEWEED PARK'S VOICEMAIL PUZZLE

http://www.pcgamer.com/help-test-thimbleweed-parks-voicemail-puzzle/

Ron Gilbert says that puzzles will be the focus of his retro adventure game Thimbleweed Park, and it turns out that one of those puzzles involves a phone and a bunch of answerphone messages. Thanks to a comment on Kickstarter, you can soon leave Gilbert a voice recording that could show up in the game, presumably as a fun easter egg when players get the puzzle wrong.

 

XCOM'S LONG WAR MODDERS ANNOUNCE NEW STUDIO AND GAME

http://www.pcgamer.com/xcoms-long-war-modders-announce-new-studio-and-game/

The makers of popular XCOM mod The Long War (you can read Chris' take on that here) have formed a development studio. It's named, pretty cannily, Long War Studios, and its first game is a strategy title where you have to defend Earth during an alien invasion.

 

FALLOUT 4 PLAYER COMPLETES THE GAME WITHOUT KILLING ANYTHING

http://www.pcgamer.com/fallout-4-player-completes-the-game-without-killing-anything/

Remember when Todd Howard said that Fallout 4 would give players the option to take a less-violent approach to life in the wasteland? Not entirely without bloodshed, of course, but one in which “you can avoid [killing] a lot?” He wasn't kidding, but it turns out that he wasn't entirely correct, either. As Kyle Hinckley demonstrates over a 37-part YouTube series, it is possible to get through the entire game—on Survival mode, no less—without snuffing out a single, precious life.