PC release Archives

AppWizard

October 7, 2026

GTA 6 to Be “Playable” on PC and Other Devices via Xbox Cloud Gaming

Rockstar Games will unveil GTA 6 next month, with the game initially available exclusively on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5. PC gamers will not have a dedicated version at launch but can access the game through Xbox Cloud Gaming. Xbox has secured exclusive streaming rights for GTA 6, allowing players to play on various devices, including PCs, smartphones, and handheld consoles. To play via cloud streaming, PC players must purchase the game through Xbox, and new cloud streaming hour limitations are set for different Game Pass tiers. The game launches on November 16.

AppWizard

September 28, 2026

19 years later, the shooter The Darkness has been ported to PC

The Darkness has been officially released on PC, marking its first availability on this platform since its original launch in 2007 for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. The port was developed by portingpete, who adapted the Xbox 360 version for the Windows 64-bit operating system without using emulation. The game features original gameplay mechanics, support for gamepad and mouse controls, comprehensive video settings, and fully functional sound and save systems. Portingpete has also made the source code of the project available on GitHub, but players must provide their own Xbox 360 game files to play.

BetaBeacon

September 10, 2026

Truckful launches October 9 for PC and Android, later for PS5 and PS4

Truckful is a single-player car delivery adventure game set to launch for PC via Steam and Android via Google Play on October 9, with PlayStation versions coming later.

AppWizard

September 6, 2026

Will GTA VI launch on PC soon after console release? GTA V on PS5 emulator already runs at up to 60 FPS

Gamers are anticipating an early experience of Grand Theft Auto VI on PC as technology evolves and interest in PlayStation 5 emulators grows, particularly after Sony's announcement about discontinuing PlayStation game discs. A user named BrutalSam showcased gameplay of Grand Theft Auto V on the KyTyPS5 emulator, which has improved significantly, allowing navigation of the prologue with core mechanics functioning smoothly and frame rates reaching up to 60 FPS. This testing was done on a high-end PC setup. Developers noted that GTA VI will be "heavier" than GTA V, raising concerns about the emulator's capability to handle it. GTA VI is scheduled for release on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with no official PC release timeline announced, though rumors suggest a shorter interval between console and PC versions.

BetaBeacon

August 31, 2026

Earn a Million and Escape: Fortune Mill Released on Android and iOS

Fortune Mill received 81% positive reviews on Steam and has been released on mobile platforms almost three months after its PC release. The game involves earning a million to escape Fortune Mill by mastering different mini-games in five rooms.

AppWizard

August 29, 2026

After GTA 6: Extended Look Showed Rockstar’s Game Running at 30FPS, Tech Experts Say a 60FPS Console Version Is ‘Extremely Unlikely’ and ‘Genuinely Challenging’ Even on PC

Digital Foundry has analyzed the recent 27-minute reveal of Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto 6, which showcased gameplay at 30 frames per second (fps). The game is set to launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S this November, with a focus on maximizing visual detail at the fixed frame rate. Significant advancements in character rendering, including skin shading and hair simulation, have been noted. The internal rendering on the PS5 is speculated to operate at 1440p without dynamic resolution scaling, although this may result in some softness and aliasing. Digital Foundry expresses skepticism about the feasibility of a 60fps mode on current consoles, citing the game's design balance and the complex CPU demands of its detailed world. Future console iterations and a PC release may support higher resolutions and features like DLSS, but achieving 60fps could still be challenging. IGN has provided exclusive insights into various aspects of the game, including its romance system and expansive map.

AppWizard

August 23, 2026

Yes, the GTA 6 leaked footage was probably running on PC, and no, that doesn’t tell us a whole lot about the eventual release

Footage from GTA 6 has been leaked, reportedly captured from an actual build of the game. Industry insiders suggest that the footage is likely from a PC version rather than a console, with two developers from major studios confirming this theory. Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick indicated that the initial focus will be on console gamers. The leaked footage shows impressive visuals, raising questions about the hardware needed for optimal performance, with speculation about the necessity of high-end graphics cards. Initial impressions suggest a frame rate closer to 30 fps, and while the visuals look promising, the exact settings are unknown. The gaming community is left to speculate about hardware requirements and the potential for a PC release.

AppWizard

August 23, 2026

I’m a decade-plus FromSoftware sicko, and these are my 5 takeaways from the first Duskbloods gameplay

Veteran Soulsborne YouTubers VaatiVidya and Oroboro have shared gameplay videos for The Duskbloods, an exclusive PvPvE title for the Switch 2. Hidetaka Miyazaki, the project lead, has discussed the game with IGN and Automaton. The design of Duskbloods resembles the level layouts of Nightreign, emphasizing verticality and exploration, contrasting with Elden Ring's landscapes. Visuals in Duskbloods evoke Bloodborne, featuring hooded ogres similar to Church Giants, a map reminiscent of Yharnam, a boss encounter in a cathedral, weapons akin to those in Elden Ring and Bloodborne, and thematic elements like a battle in a field of white flowers. The map's vertical density is compared to Shadow of the Erdtree and Nightreign. Concerns exist regarding FromSoftware's ability to maintain multiplayer balance and support, as well as the game's single-player content and potential PC release. The gaming community is eager for updates leading up to the network test.

AppWizard

August 21, 2026

A cracked version of Marvel Tōkon is reigniting questions around DRM and its impact on PC games

Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls has faced significant criticism since its PC release due to performance issues, including stuttering frame rates and network problems. A patch was issued, but many players still experienced difficulties. The console version has not encountered these issues, leading to speculation that the DRM in the Steam version may be causing high CPU usage. A cracked, DRM-free version has emerged, reportedly offering better performance, with players noting it is less taxing on CPUs and runs smoothly even on lower-end hardware. Social media has highlighted a nearly 40 FPS difference between the two versions. Concurrent player counts on Steam have dropped from a peak of 24,498 to 5,249 shortly after launch, as some players turn to the cracked version, which does not support online matchmaking. This situation raises concerns about the impact of DRM on gaming performance and could affect PC sales and the overall player base. The Marvel Tōkon social media account has indicated that further fixes for the PC version are forthcoming, but inquiries to Sony remain unanswered.

AppWizard

August 19, 2026

When will ‘GTA 6’ launch on PC? What we know so far.

Grand Theft Auto VI is set to launch exclusively on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on November 19, 2026, with no PC version available at launch. A PC port is expected to be released in 2027 or later. Rockstar has not provided specific reasons for the delayed PC release, but factors such as standardized console hardware and higher per-unit revenue from consoles may influence this decision. A poll indicated that 39 percent of PC gamers are willing to wait for the PC version. Former Rockstar producer John Ricchio noted that developing for consoles first is often more manageable. Historically, Rockstar has delayed PC releases, with significant gaps between console and PC launches for previous titles like Grand Theft Auto IV, Grand Theft Auto V, and Red Dead Redemption 2.