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Creative Assembly Takes Responsibility for Total War: Shogun 2 – Complete Edition, Repudiates AI Art

Today, Creative Assembly published a message about the Total War: Shogun 2 – Complete Edition debacle. The message, signed by Total War franchise vice president Roger Collum, clarified that Creative Assembly did not develop the game, but is obviously still taking responsibility for the state of its release. To make things right, a small team of veteran developers has been assembled to work with Sega and the external developer that worked on Total War: Shogun 2 – Complete Edition (Warsaw-based Mataboo) on fixing things, although details about these fixes have not been shared yet. Collum also repudiated the use of generative AI for the creation of art assets, which is one of the issues with the Complete Edition, although he did not completely exclude the use of the technology in other ways that “help our craftspeople do their best work.” Below you can read the message in its entirety. I’m…

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Vampire Hotel Sim Bloody Hell Hotel Drops New Gameplay Trailer, Targets 2027 Release

Unfold Games and publisher Gambit Digital have unveiled a new gameplay trailer for Bloody Hell Hotel, their upcoming first-person vampire hotel management sandbox now slated to check in by 2027. The new footage offers a closer look at the chaotic estate sim, showcasing the resource gathering, dungeon crawling, and hospitality management players can expect as they restore a crumbling mansion into a thriving stay. In Bloody Hell Hotel, players step into the fangs of an ancient vampire awakening from centuries of slumber to find their ancestral estate in ruins. Restoring the property requires balancing daily estate upkeep — farming, room decorating, cooking, and blacksmithing — with dangerous underground dungeon exploration for raw materials. Built around player choice, the game lets players decide whether to embrace peaceful hospitality or indulge darker cravings. You can even run your…

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DiRT Rally 2.0 Preview - A Master Behind the Wheel

Wccftech is a global technology and gaming publication delivering trusted news, reviews, and analysis across PC hardware, mobile tech, semiconductors, gaming, and the business of tech. DiRT Rally 2.0 Preview – A Master Behind the Wheel There have been times in the past where I've written about my inability or at least my lack of skill when it comes to pure Racing Sims. Not unless they're on the easier settings. Recent experience with DiRT Rally 2.0 had made it abundantly clear that my skill level still leaves much to want. Another thing that has been made clear is just how much attention to detail Codemasters has put into the game. Unlike the core DiRT titles such as DiRT 4 (you can read my review here), which are more accessible, DiRT Rally and its upcoming sequel are certainly more challenging to play and difficult to get into. They're also considerably more realistic. Prior to a…

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Asus ROG Strix Scar 18 (2026) Review: A Party on the Lid, a Powerhouse on Your Desk

The Asus ROG Strix Scar 18 (2026) is a powerful gaming laptop with a huge screen and some cool aesthetic features. It's hard to transport, though, and doesn't offer many advantages over rival 18-inchers. The first computer I learned how to use ran on DOS, but my family switched to Windows pretty soon after that. I started on Windows 3.1, currently use Windows 11, and have experienced every single iteration in between. I used to swear by IBMs, and I think Lenovo laptops are still pretty decent. In college, though, I started building my own gaming desktops, and I haven't looked back. Over the past few years, I've learned how to use macOS for work, although I'll still default to Windows whenever possible. I've also toyed around with iOS, but I've had Android phones ever since the Droid X, and I've never felt any real desire to switch. I've also split my time pretty evenly between PC and…

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