The recent appearance of an HD remaster of “Scarface: The World is Yours” has sparked significant controversy, particularly among the gaming community and modders. A modder has raised concerns that this release may not be legitimate, claiming that the film’s IP owner, NBCUniversal, was unaware of the remaster’s launch. This revelation invites gamers to question the authenticity of the product before making a purchase. Initially listed on the Epic Games Store and later on Steam, the game was priced at $29.

As June begins, Steam has once again delighted its users by offering four exciting free games that cater to a variety of gaming preferences. Whether you’re a fan of narrative-driven adventures, action-packed hack-and-slash gameplay, or relaxing word puzzles, there’s something for everyone to enjoy without spending a dime. This initiative not only allows gamers to explore new titles but also enhances the overall gaming experience on the platform. Among the standout offerings is The Falling Star, a captivating first-person walking simulator that invites players to embark on a journey filled with introspective storytelling and atmospheric exploration.

In an exciting turn for retro gaming enthusiasts, the unreleased Sega Naomi version of Pochi And Nyaa has finally made its way to PC, thanks to former Compile president Masamitsu Niitani. Originally slated for a 2002 arcade launch, the game faced delays due to Compile’s bankruptcy, ultimately finding its way to the Neo Geo and later the PS2. Now, over two decades later, players can experience this innovative action-puzzle game on Windows, described as a “faithful Windows port” of the original Naomi version.