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10 Chambers Collective revealed this week that they're finally going to bring GTFO out of Early Access before the end of 2021.

Added: Flashlight Activity Indicator Added: Terminal: Expanded the AutoComplete on more possible keywords Added: Terminal: New attribute for PING command [-T]. Continues to ping the item until stopped or exiting terminal Added: Terminal: Distance based PING command Added: Intel button to Rundown Menu GUI Settings: Primary Display setting in Video Settings GUI Settings: Button to reset Gameplay & HUD settings to default GUI Settings: Ability to enable/disable & scale UI Components for player GUI Settings: Option to enable/disable Hit & Death indicators GUI Settings: Added: “Stand on jump”...

GTFO’s newest rundown adds horrible monster-spawning ceiling blobs Around the PCGamesN offices, we constantly find ourselves saying, at completely random times in the day, “You know what, horror co-op game GTFO still isn’t pants-soilingly scary enough.” This happens at lunch, during meetings, and even when nobody else is around to hear it. It’s a serious issue and we’ve got someone coming in to talk with us about it. Fortunately, 10 Chambers has just released the latest rundown, and it may solve at least some of our problems. The Swedish developer says Rundown 5.0, or ‘Rebirth,...

€19.95 The Chess Informant Once upon a time, there were no computer engines to analyze a chess game. And there was no database to provide millions of games at a touch of a button. However, games were available, albeit not in a number of millions; but the most current ones, the most important and the most beautiful ones were made available to look and delight at.  Not at a touch of a button, but by patiently turning page by page of a printed book of usually not less than 300 pages, containing not less than 200 games. The pleasure had to be eagerly awaited for a couple of mo...

He sent me a note once when one of his students showed him an endgame study quiz that ran in this space, while noting casually that there was a massive flaw in one of the composer’s variations, basically ruining the whole thing. His tone was friendly and understanding, but it was a bit mortifying to have to run a correction the next week “based on information supplied by The Washington Post.” Over the board, Kavalek — like Newton and Einstein before him — saved his best for first, playing one of the most anthologized games of the 20th century when he was just 15 against fellow futur...