Stardew Valley's Mod Scene Shows the Power of Fan-Driven Creative Economies
As Stardew Valley approaches its 1.7 update, a thriving mod community is transforming the game into something its solo creator never envisioned alone.
Priya Narayanan Article Archive
All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
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Retro Chopper Shooter Cleared Hot Revs Up With March Update
Cleared Hot's Chapter 1B update, due March 17, brings missile-slingshot mechanics, arcade missions, and a 30% Steam Deck performance gain to the acclaimed early access helicopter shooter.
Helen Cartwright 
The Ergonomic Keyboard Barrier That Turned Out to Be Mostly in Our Heads
Fear of the unfamiliar has kept countless desk workers on conventional keyboards for years. New hands-on reporting suggests the transition is far less painful than advertised.
Daniel Kovac 
From Disaster to Redemption: The Bazaar's Long Road Back
The Bazaar torched its own community at launch, but a year of painful course-correction has produced something remarkable. PC Gamer says it's finally worth your time.
James Callahan 
Can You Name the RPG Just by Its Companion? This Quiz Is Harder Than It Looks
A new quiz from PC Gamer asks players to identify 15 RPGs from a single image of their party companions. It sounds simple. It really isn't.
Daniel Kovac 
Games Workshop's Ork Quote Book Is Absurd. That's Precisely the Point.
Games Workshop has announced Words of Waaagh, a coffee table book of quotes from Warhammer 40,000's brutish Orks. It's silly by design, and it's selling the brand brilliantly.
Yuki Tamura 
Owlcat Teases Trazyn-Centred DLC for Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader
Owlcat Games has teased The Infinite Museion, the third DLC for Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, centred on the eccentric Necron relic-hoarder Trazyn the Infinite.
Priya Narayanan 
AI's Hardware Hunger Kills One of the Web's Biggest Game Archives
Myrient, one of the internet's largest retro game archives, is shutting down as AI-driven hardware price surges push its monthly costs past what donations can cover.
Oliver Pemberton 
Classic RPG Gets First Update in Four Years as Beamdog Patches Baldur's Gate
Beamdog has released its first patch in four years for the Baldur's Gate Enhanced Editions, adding Apple Silicon support, Steam cloud saves, and community translations.
Zara Mitchell 
CinematicFX Mod Gives STALKER 2 the Visual Punch It Always Deserved
A new Nexus Mods release called CinematicFX is giving STALKER 2's already punchy gunplay a dramatic visual overhaul, drawing comparisons to FEAR and Criterion's Black.
Mitchell Tan 
Ubisoft's Creative Purge Claims Another Veteran as Hexe Loses Its Director
Veteran game director Clint Hocking has left Ubisoft, with Jean Guesdon stepping in to lead Assassin's Creed Codename Hexe amid a sweeping company restructure.
Tom Whitfield 
From Submarines to Steam Trains: FakeFish Bets Big on Frostrail
Finnish studio FakeFish has shown off new Frostrail gameplay, unveiling underground temples and cosmic horror that lift the game well above its initially generic first impression.
Sarah Cheng 
WoW Players Spot a Locked-Out Island and Think They Know What's Coming Next
An inaccessible island in World of Warcraft: Midnight is fuelling speculation that Blizzard has quietly telegraphed its next big content patch months in advance.
Oliver Pemberton 
Amazon's God of War First Look Lands With a Thud Online
Amazon's first look at its live-action God of War series has sparked a wave of online criticism, with many fans unconvinced by Ryan Hurst's portrayal of Kratos.
Yuki Tamura 
Pokémon TCG Turns 30: Classic Card Reprints Teased in Cryptic Global Launch
The Pokémon Company revealed a 30th anniversary TCG set at Pokémon Day 2026, with a simultaneous worldwide launch — but left fans guessing whether classic reprints are actually coming.
Aisha Khoury 
Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen on Switch Blocks Crude Rival Names
The Switch ports of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen block players from giving their rivals rude names, replacing profanity with generic alternatives.
Oliver Pemberton 
Pokémon's Game Boy Jukebox Is Delightful, Pricey, and Already Sold Out
The Pokémon Game Boy Jukebox plays only Kanto tunes, costs $70, and sold out almost instantly. Meanwhile, Nintendo is reshaping its shareholder base in a $1.9 billion deal.
Megan Torres 
McDonald's CEO Goes Viral for All the Wrong Reasons Over Big Arch Bite
McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski filmed himself eating the new Big Arch Burger, and the clip's slow spread from Instagram to TikTok has given the world a rare look behind the corporate curtain.
Sophia Vargas 
Doom: The Dark Ages DLC Is 'Basically a Sequel', Says Director
Game director Hugo Martin says the upcoming Doom: The Dark Ages DLC is 'ginormous' and 'basically like a sequel', promising mechanics unlike anything in the base game.
Kate Morrison 
Five Bleachings in Eight Years: The Great Barrier Reef's Race Against Time
The Great Barrier Reef has bleached five times in eight years. From Cairns to the Whitsundays, regional communities are counting the cost, and the science says the worst may still be ahead.
Liam Gallagher-Walsh 
WoW Players Rush to Skin Frogs Before Blizzard Pulls the Plug
WoW: Midnight players are farming endlessly respawning frogs at Stillwhisper Pond for skinning XP, echoing a notorious 2024 exploit that Blizzard quickly shut down.
Oliver Pemberton 
How a Fan-Built Mod Turned Classic Resident Evil Into Endless Chaos
BioRand, a free community mod for the classic Resident Evil trilogy, has attracted renewed attention for its ability to radically scramble every element of the original games.
Mitchell Tan 
Resident Evil Requiem Hides Its Mouse Sensitivity Setting in Plain Sight
Capcom had to publish its own guide after players couldn't find Resident Evil Requiem's mouse sensitivity setting, tucked inside a camera submenu rather than the controls menu.
Oliver Pemberton 
Teardown Finally Gets Multiplayer, and It's Arriving on March 12
Teardown's long-awaited multiplayer update drops on Steam on March 12, letting up to 12 players blow things up together for the first time.
James Callahan 
Bungie's Marathon Reboot Feels Like Gaming in the Age of the GPU God
Bungie's Marathon reboot arrives March 5 with striking visuals that mirror our silicon-obsessed world. Rock Paper Shotgun's server slam preview finds both promise and provocation.
Zara Mitchell 
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Zara Mitchell 
Neon Patience: Nivalis Shows Its Hand While Fans Wait for a Release Date
Developer Ion Lands has shared new footage of Nivalis, its cyberpunk life sim, as anticipation builds following multiple delays pushing the title into 2026.
Kate Morrison 
When 'Competitive' Becomes a Curse Word: The Highguard Post-Mortem
Ex-Wildlight level designer Alex Graner says Highguard's 3v3 competitive focus drove away casual players, contributing to a catastrophic launch collapse.
Daniel Kovac 
Hypnos Demo Teases a Breathtaking Megastructure World With More Questions Than Answers
The Hypnos demo is out, and while its mechanics remain elusive, its stunning megastructure world is already turning heads.
Zara Mitchell 
Mightreya Demo Arrives: The Anime Action Game That Earns Its Complexity
Mightreya's new demo is crunchy, flashy, and demanding. Here's whether the anime-superhero brawler delivers on years of anticipation.
Nina Papadopoulos