As you may recall, the final addition to June 2025 Xbox Game Pass lineup was Call of Duty: WW2, and although the game is live and playable on the console version of the service right now, the PC Game Pass edition is missing entirely.

Shark Dentist, a new PC game from developer Alice Games, is exactly what it sounds like: you are a shark dentist who must perform dental work on anaesthetized sharks, but if you mess up, they might wake up in pain and rip your head off.

The first of these two free PC games is Figment 2: Creed Valley, which is a fitting giveaway considering its predecessor, Figment, was given out on the Epic Games Store for free last week. Developed and published by Bedtime Digital Games, and released in 2023, Figment 2: Creed Valley normally costs $25 on both EGS and Steam.

There have been serious hacking claims for CoD: WWII on PC Game Pass. Just days after its Game Pass release, Activision has taken the PC version of Call of Duty: WWII offline. The publisher didn't provide specific details on the issue, but the game's removal comes shortly after severe hacking claims.

The disturbingly tension-fuelled Shark Dentist places players between the jaws of great whites where one wrong move equals getting chomped.

It's troubling waters for Subnautica 2 developer Unknown Worlds Entertainment, as publisher Krafton goes nuclear.

The humble health bar is not made to be remembered. It's there primarily for information, and yet the best games use health bars (as well as other UI elements) to add beauty, express personality, or more deeply immerse us in the world around it.

Warren Spector, the creator of Deus Ex, recently confirmed that he almost signed a contract with Westwood to create a Command & Conquer RPG.

Ready or Not devs explained the reasons for censoring the PC version of the game and assured that fans will be able to reverse this with mods.