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Valve’s Half-Life 3 silence is driving players back to Half-Life: Alyx – and a thriving mod scene is keeping the 2020 VR title feeling fresh.
With Wilds DLC news quiet, Monster Hunter fans are heading back to World and Iceborne – and the speedrunning and endgame communities are noticeably more active for it.
Ubisoft’s prolonged silence on the Sands of Time Remake is pushing players back to the 2003 original, with speedrun communities and first-time players both surging.
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