I felt like playing a janky choice-driven RPG on my Steam Deck, and this gritty AA deepcut is hitting the spot for just 99 cents
News Mars War Logs isn't amazing, but it's definitely worth investigating.
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Marathon Ignores Extraction Shooter 'Rules' And Is Better For It
Morgan is here to talk about what Bungie is doing right with Marathon. How does it hold up against other extraction shooters?
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Superstrike: How Logitech is innovating the gaming mouse
The Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike comes with a few features we've not seen before in a gaming mouse. To get all the details, our resident mouse nerd, Jacob Fox, has spoken with two people that worked closely on it: Logitech's senior mechatronics engineer Frédéric de Goumoëns and chief engineer Regis Croisonnier.
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Arc Raiders' Game Director on match-making, fixes and expedition changes | Debrief
Four months after launching, Arc Raiders continues to hold a vibrant community, with over six million players a week logging in. This success even caught the game's developers, Embark Studios, off-guard. Ahead of the Shrouded Sky update, we chatted to game director Virgil Watkins as well as sound designer Bence Pajor.
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Is the RAM crisis the end of the Steam Machine?
Valve has said that it's unable to announce pricing and release dates for the upcoming Steam Machine, Steam Frame and Steam Controller. In a post on Steam, the company said it had planned to do so by now, but that memory and storage shortages are to blame for the delay. In this video, Dave and Jacob discuss the statement, the wider memory shortage, and what it might mean for Valve's bid for Linux in your living room. Is it all doom and gloom or is there still hope for an affordable Machine yet?
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How Woolhaven builds on Cult of the Lamb's success | Developer interview
Last month, Devolver Digital and Massive Monster proudly released 'Woolhaven', a major new DLC for Cult of the Lamb. PC Gamer's Elie Gould recently got to chat to James Pearmain, Art Director and Co-founder of Massive Monster, about the building on the success of the base game, the new mechanics this chunky DLC brings, and what's next the game.
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Banquet for Fools review: An enthralling experience that expects nothing less than your full attention at all times
Take note Pen and paper at the ready.
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Score: 70% Low-profile, optical mechanical switches in a 99% form factor with 100% pricing.
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How to solve the Trembling Woods puzzle in Crimson Desert
Spin the Wheel Spin the wheel, align the patterns, and solve this challenge.
How to solve the Spire of Insight puzzle in Crimson Desert
Tower time Enter the tower and solve all three riddles to reach the top.
How to solve the Duskwood Hill Ruins puzzle in Crimson Desert
Perfect Placement Spin the wheel to solve this mysterious energy.
Geoff 'Zag' Keene, design director of Abiotic Factor, has 1,160 hours in PUBG and de-stresses using a Blizzard classic: 'Instead of going to therapy, guys will literally boot up Warcraft 2'
Keene player The founder of Deep Field Games talks Arc Raiders, PUBG, and his love of jank in games.
Crimson Desert's soundtrack is criminally inoffensive but that hasn't stopped one song from driving me insane
Meh Please, no more Irish folk music.
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This cosplayer takes crochet to wild new heights by creating entire needlework outfits, and I'm feeling a little bad that the best I can do is a fuzzy shrimp
Tie the knot You can't say an effort wasn't made!
Screamer review: An exciting and distinct racer, but it doesn't take home the gold
Overdrive A battle cry against samey racers, but Screamer drifts wide of excellence
Minecraft Tiny Takeover drop: Everything you need to know about the first update for 2026
Spring chicken Now that we know it's coming, here's what you need to know about baby animals and more.
From a 'single save-passing exercise' to an 'international community': How GTA’s world-hopping Chain Game has endured through hundreds of rounds—and how it's preparing for its biggest test yet with GTA 6
Pass marks To me, to you, to me, to you.
The great RPG debate: Defined playable characters or blank slates?
Geralt vs Goralt Do you prefer predefined heroes like Geralt, or do you want to make your own from scratch?
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First Grammarly cloned me without permission. Then another AI company asked if it could do the same—for $2,000
Call me AI Welcome to writing about computer games in 2026.
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Here are 9 incredibly specific and petty beefs I have with Crimson Desert
Beeves Let me have a pet goat, dammit.
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Gaming mouse software should stay out of your way and it's the smaller manufacturers that seem to have received that memo
Squeakware Though the bigger brands are learning.
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If there's one thing I've learned playing Crimson Desert for 75 hours, it's that you should absolutely treat this game as a slow burn
Chillax Take it easy, enjoy the ride.
Do yourself a favour in Crimson Desert and play the game with a controller
Control yourself It's the lesser of two evils.
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My real-world testing shows 8 GB GPUs are still enough for gaming in 2026, but I'm surprised at just how much faster the 16 GB versions are
8 GB vs 16 GB I've been testing 8 GB vs 16 GB graphics cards, and some of the results are a little unexpected.
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