Fan art is essential to many gaming communities. It’s about more than just drawing characters—it’s how players truly connect with the games they enjoy. When fans create art, they express themselves, reimagine game worlds, and bond with others who share their enthusiasm. This creative process turns a personal gaming experience into a collective cultural movement, building strong communities through each piece of artwork.
Artificial intelligence is beginning to impact many creative areas, but it’s become especially common in the world of music.
It all began when a Valheim player known as Greg the Sorcerer shared a screenshot of a remarkably detailed Dollar General store he’d built in the game, as reported by PC Gamer. He jokingly said he was doing it to annoy his friends. The recreation is incredibly impressive, featuring a bright, glowing sign and even fluorescent lights inside.
A new movement style is now available to help with building and decorating. While a tutorial in the Island Designer app explains how to use it, some players actually found it themselves.
Re-Logic announced on the official Terraria website that the 1.4.5 update will be released on January 27th. They explained that a slight delay was necessary because they had to resubmit some files, pushing the release date back a little further than planned.
The Resident Evil Showcase starts today, January 15th, at 2 PM Pacific Time / 5 PM Eastern Time. If you’re not in the US, here are the times it will be available in your region:
Sea of Stars is coming to mobile devices for $9.99, and you can get it for 10% off if you buy it during the launch sale. You can pre-order now on the App Store and pre-register on Google Play.
Before we get into why weapons are ranked the way they are in this Hytale tier list, let’s cover a few important points to keep in mind.
The project is led by producer Kouji “Cozy” Okada, a veteran of many Atlus games including the original Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei, Digital Devil Saga, and the first two Persona titles. Tadashi Satomi, who also worked on those earlier Persona games and Digital Devil Saga, is writing the story. Completing the core team are composer Tsukasa Masuko and character designer Ilya Kuvshinov.
Hytale was originally revealed in 2015. The team behind the well-known Minecraft server, Hypixel, decided they wanted to create their own game.