Share of the Week: Indies

Summer is coming to a close and the campaigns have slowed down a bit. Much like in January, August is another slower month of the year. But don’t worry, we found a few hidden gems for you to check out. Enjoy!

Taliesin and Evitel cover the latest news in The Weekly Reset. This week they talk about Dragonriding racing, 10.1.7 features including Dreamsurges, the upcoming Secrets of Azeroth, and Chris Metzen's role in the next expansion…

A particular greeting to those who survived the Maw and the Pale City, brace yourselves, for you might not be so lucky at our next destination.

Starfield's start-up menu has received criticism for being "basic," but fans have quickly come to its defense by sharing their favorites from other great games.  

We’re now only a matter of days away from Gamescom’s Opening Night Live on Tuesday evening, and excitement is beginning to build. Are there any surprise announcements or reveals you’ve got your fingers crossed for?

Asteroids will always be a matter of concern for the Earth. Therefore, their detection and monitoring is necessary. One meteor named the Chelyabinsk meteor exploded over the city of Chelyabinsk in the southern Urals region of Russia on February 15, 2013. It injured 1,500 people with flying glass from broken windows. The Planetary Defense Coordination Office (PDCO), a branch of NASA, monitors the skies and keeps a watch on various Near-Earth Objects (NEOs). The organization has recently issued a warning against an asteroid designated as Asteroid 2023 PM1. It is just one of the millions of asteroids that have been discovered to date. NASA keeps an eye on the asteroids with the help of advanced ground and space-based telescopes and satellites.

Last week, we asked you to share gaming moments that broke your heart using #PSshare #PSblog. Here are this week’s heartbreaking highlights: 

We all have a guilty pleasure movie, a film that we know might not be good, per se, but that's enjoyable enough for us not to care. Reddit users are sharing their choices, with picks including Nicolas Cage stealing the Declaration of Independence and Hugh Jackman as a monster hunter. 

W.A.S.D. x IGN Curios, a huge event launched in partnership with PCGamesN and IGN, will play host to some of the best, brightest, and most imaginative indie games on the planet, uncovering those rare and up-and-coming gems that are shaping the future of the medium. Now, ahead of the big event itself, we’re bringing you a teaser of everything that will be on show. If you like something different, and want to dive into the greatest, wildest, and most artistic indies right now, W.A.S.D. x IGN Curios has got everything you need.

August rolls on and so do the Kickstarter campaigns. We’ve got a few new games for you to check out this week, so hopefully you find something that catches your eye. And speaking of games, if you missed it last week we posted our Gen Con wrap-up, be sure to check out the best games of the convention.

Time was that pretty much nobody would dare to release a game in August, but these days we regularly have developers both big and small looking to get out ahead of the autumn and Christmas rush. This week in particular, there’s Atlas Fallen from Deck13 the makers of The Surge. So how has it fared? Scroll on for our weekly video games round-up.

Last week, we asked you to share heartwarming moments from the game of your choice using #PSshare #PSBlog. Here are this week’s highlights: