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June 5, 2026

PC Gamers Can Grab $55 Worth Of Free Games, No Strings Attached

Players can claim two free games from the Epic Games Store: "Songs of Conquest," a turn-based strategy game released by Lavapotion in 2024, and "Rogue Waters," a turn-based roguelite developed by Ice Code Games, also released in 2024. "Songs of Conquest" typically retails for .99 and features pixel art visuals, multiple biomes, and a 'Very Positive' rating of 85% on Steam. "Rogue Waters," which usually costs .99, involves procedural generation and has a 'Mostly Positive' rating of 76% on Steam, but has faced criticism for bugs. The offer is exclusive to PC users and expires at 4 PM BST on Thursday, June 11.

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June 4, 2026

Subnautica 2 promises to add ‘one of the most requested’ features, but sorry, it’s not a knife you can stab fish with

Subnautica 2 was launched last month and has received positive feedback from players and critics. The game is currently in its early access phase, with design lead Anthony Gallegos indicating that numerous updates and enhancements are planned. A beloved feature from the original Subnautica will return, while the ability to confront aggressive sea creatures is currently not included. Players can explore mods for alternative combat options with ocean inhabitants. The game is expected to evolve with new content and features.

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June 2, 2026

Subnautica 2’s no-killing policy isn’t because it’s ‘a game about pacifism’, says design lead, but because players would ‘master the crappy combat’ over anything else

Subnautica 2 has sparked controversy due to comments suggesting it lacks traditional combat elements. Design lead Anthony Gallegos explained that the decision to minimize combat is not based on a non-violent ethos but stems from the studio's modding culture origins. He referenced the developers of SOMA, highlighting that combat options could detract from the intended atmosphere of dread and exploration. By removing combat, Subnautica 2 aims to maintain tension and immersion in the underwater world. Gallegos also mentioned the possibility of new mitigation systems in future updates, as the episodic release schedule allows for the introduction of additional gameplay mechanics.