PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds finally launched its long-tested third map, Sanhok, on PC, and players have already discovered a down-and-dirty exploit that might seriously cause you to rage quit. Kotaku has reported on a small patch of mud outside one of the smaller, blank, concrete buildings in Sanhok's Na Kham village where the texture's collision layer and ...]

i have Fios, I don’t think my IP address changed too often. Server will be for friends and I. I understand the steam cmd stuff (I think) I don’t completely understand the port forwarding. I’ve figured out how to forward a port in my quantum gateway but do I need to direct that to the server PC? Anyone have a good overview of what needs to be done. Google searches never have complete results. Thank you

Red Dead Redemption 2 won’t be out on PC on day one, but with or without a third platform it’s going to sell a hell of a lot of copies. Take a look at October’s release calendar, and you’ll find that other publishers are giving Rockstar’s cowboy epic a wide berth, with games as big as Call of Duty and Assassin’s Creed scooting far earlier than normal.
Everyone’s a little scared of coming out too close to Red Dead, and Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick says “We're running scared too. I think a healthy degree of paranoia and insecurity about releases is probably a good thing. I'm fond of saying that arrogance is the enemy of continued success.”
Someday Red Dead Redemption 2 will be on our list of . (Probably.)
October’s follows the impressive - by some metrics now considered the most profitable entertainment product of all time - so Take-Two has plenty of reason to be excited about the game the company’s about to publish. Still, GTA5 might present some overly lofty expectations.
“It's hard to expect anything to perform as well as the most profitable entertainment product of all time,” Zelnick tells GamesIndustry.biz. “I don't think that's a realistic expectation. Our hope, and also belief, is that Red Dead Redemption 2 will be an extraordinary creative product and that it will do incredibly well. Beyond that I can't say - I don't think anyone can say. We have to release it and see what consumers think.”

A staff review for Copy Kitty on the PC platform, contributed by Marc Golding.

Three new fighters from the classic manga Bleach were announced for the upcoming Bandai Namco Entertainment game Jump Force. In a press release, the publisher and developer named Ichigo, Rukia, and Aizen as playable characters for the crossover fighting game that already includes a number of fan favorites from the popular Shonen Jump magazine.

A staff review for Knight Terrors on the PC platform, contributed by Gary Hartley.

Samuel from TiC met with some of the developers at Bulwark Studios and Kasedo Games to talk about their upcoming title, Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus. Here's his thoughts and a breakdown of some of the gameplay systems.