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November 10, 2025: Arc Raiders Hits 500k Players & Outer Worlds 2’s Missing Feature Buzz

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Fred · · 4 min read

Today’s Gaming News Roundup

Gamers are divided about Arc Raiders once again breaking its own Steam concurrent peak record. Is the game truly evolving, or is it riding on a wave of temporary hype? I’ve watched a few streams, and it looks interesting, but I haven’t really gotten into this type of game since Scavengers years ago.

While some players are thrilled about the growth, others question its staying power. Which side of the fence are you on? Let’s get into the details!

Arc Raiders Breaks Its Own Steam Concurrent Peak Once Again, This Time Nearing Half a Million Simultaneous Players

Arc Raiders Breaks Its Own Steam Concurrent Peak Once Again This Time Nearing Half - IGN

Arc Raiders just smashed its own record for concurrent players on Steam. This weekend, over 300,000 players were online at the same time.

It’s developed by start Studios, a team known for stunning visuals. Arc Raiders reached this milestone following a recent major update that introduced new gameplay features and improved graphics, attracting a surge of new and returning players.

Source: IGN

The Outer Worlds 2’s best feature is the one Obsidian never added

The Outer Worlds 2 is shaking things up in the RPG world by ditching encumbrance. This gameplay mechanic, which limits how much your character can carry, often frustrates players. Encumbrance can slow down gameplay and force tedious inventory management.

By removing it, The Outer Worlds 2 aims to streamline the gaming experience, allowing players to focus on exploration and story. This change is a bold move, considering how many RPGs have traditionally incorporated encumbrance as a feature.

Original report: Polygon

Best Third-Party PS5 Pro Controller Is On Sale For Lowest Price Ever

Best Third-Party PS5 Pro Controller Is On Sale For Lowest Price Ever - GameSpot

Gamers, listen up. The Victrix Pro BFG, the best modular controller for PS5, Xbox, and PC, is now on sale for a jaw-dropping $120 at Amazon, down from $200. Whether you’re eyeing the standard white edition or the Tekken 8-inspired model, both are available at this all-time low price. The Xbox version’s also snagging the same discount, so there’s no excuse to miss out.

What makes this deal even sweeter? The Pro BFG controllers are officially licensed and work wirelessly on PC, too. However, here’s the catch: Amazon hasn’t announced when this sale will end.

Source: GameSpot

Skip the MacBook, HP 15-Inch Windows 11 Laptop Dropped 77% and It’s a No-Brainer

HP’s 15-Inch Windows 11 Laptop is now a must-buy with an early Black Friday deal. It’s discounted by a whopping 77%, making it a steal compared to a MacBook. Priced initially much higher, this laptop’s current offer is practically unbeatable.

This deal was highlighted in a post on Kotaku, emphasizing its incredible value. With its sleek design and impressive performance specs, it also includes upgraded features like a faster processor and increased RAM, making it ideal for both work and play.

Details on Kotaku

Silent Hill f is the first game in four decades to convince me New Game Plus is worth my time

Silent Hill - Eurogamer

Silent Hill f has shattered a forty-year streak for a self-proclaimed one-and-done gamer. This player, typically uninterested in New Game Plus modes, found themselves irresistibly drawn back into the chilling narrative crafted by Konami. The game’s design managed to hook even the most replay-averse gamer, proving its narrative prowess. Why does this matter?

Silent Hill f, with its compelling story, seems to have cracked the code on engaging reluctant replayers. Could this signal a shift in how games entice us back? Are narrative-driven experiences the new secret sauce?

Source: Eurogamer

Elden Ring Nightreign DLC’s planned to drop by March next year, FromSoftware’s big corporate bosses reveal

Elden Ring Nightreign DLCs - Rock Paper Shotgun

FromSoftware is gearing up to release some DLC for Elden Ring: Nightreign by March 2026. This news comes from the latest financial report from Kadokawa, the parent company. The add-on has been anticipated since Nightreign’s promo material hinted at its development.

For those who’ve been exploring the depths of Nightreign, this is a call to prepare for more epic adventures. The DLC promises more challenges and content. Just remember, as you wander through the darkness, you might not want to accidentally bump into a big boss.

Full story via Rock Paper Shotgun

227 hours later, Football Manager 26 is both broken and, begrudgingly, brilliant

Football Manager - Rock Paper Shotgun

The writer’s mind often drifts to Roma youth academy players and Goncalo Ramos’ high salary demands. Maurizio Sarri once called them out in a Derby della Capitale press conference. These topics dominate their thoughts at any given moment.

By all rights, it shouldn’t be this way. Roma’s youth academy has produced several talented players who have gone on to make big impacts in both domestic and international football.

Source: Rock Paper Shotgun

What a wild run for Arc Raiders, breaking its own record yet again. The gaming community can’t get enough. Have you already tried this PvPvE shooter?

In the gaming accessories world, will you be exploring the sales on controllers this holiday season? Which piece of news has you most hyped? Let me know in the comments!

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