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I've been testing 8 GB vs 16 GB graphics cards to see how they hold up under real-world gaming conditions, and the results are a little surprising. Should you save some cash and pick up a cheaper 8 GB model over a 16 GB version? Perhaps, but be prepared for a bigger frame rate gap than you might expect.

Dead as Disco is a neon-drenched Beat ‘Em Up where every punch, kick, and combo syncs to the music! Our staff writer Harvey Randall got to play through an early access build of the build ahead of its release on May 5. Here he shares his thoughts as well as exclusive footage of his boss fight with Dex, a heavy metal guitarist with tech tentacles!

Looking forward to the Steam Controller? Want to know more before you decide whether to buy one? We've spoken to two of the people behind it: Steve Cardinali and Lawrence Yang. We talk pricing, spare parts, and more.

Directive 8020 is an upcoming narrative survival horror from Until Dawn creators, Supermassive Games. Set aboard the interstellar spaceship Cassiopeia, 8020 pits a crew of scientists journeying a remote planet against a shapeshifting alien lifeform in a twisting 'choices matter' story. Taking influence from horror cinema like John Carpenter's The Thing (1982), and Alien (1979), we sent our bravest explorer Elie Gould for a hands-on preview of the game, which is out on May 12th.

We sat down with Mega Crit co-founder Casey Yano for the first Slay the Spire 2 post-launch interview. We dive into the magnitude of the games success, what the ending could look like, character win rates, review bombing, and how player feedback. Plus — new characters, new modes, and what’s next for Slay the Spire 2.

Star Wars Zero Company surprised us. When EA invited PC Gamer to be one of the first outlets in the world to play their new game, Ted Litchfield went in with high expectations - a Clone Wars tactics game made by former XCOM and Jedi Survivor devs is a slam drunk - but even these were surpassed. It blends the familiar combat of XCOM with sumptuous third-person action-adventure storytelling, and a healthy dose of Mass Effect style RPG management, and could be a game of the year contender.

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Deals We've scoured the internet for the best deals on gaming monitors, so you don't have to.

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Score: 76% The highest of high-end gaming PCs, with the biggest of price tags, but with a somewhat average chassis.

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Score: 81% Navi 48 proves it's still a great GPU with this cut-down-for-China card's global release. If its divisive MSRP holds.

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Deals Our regularly curated list of all the best gaming laptop deals you'll find today.

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Cozy calendar Crafting and cooking are all over the menu this month from survival crafting to flower arranging to stamp collection journaling.

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Endless Obscurity Open that window, break through the pane.

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Red Handed Question the suspects and uncover all the clues around the castle so you can single out or cover for the guilty party.

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Attribution Oblivion Remastered keeps the same list of attributes, but changes how some of them work.

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Fall vibes The third game drop of 2026 will add an autumnal biome and yet another new set of wood blocks.

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Princely Prizes Here's how to get your hands on all the best gear from the Daedric princes in the remaster.

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Full of Steam All the interesting Steam facts for the week ending May 30.

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Critical hit The series has blasted some iconic tracks through our stolen car speakers.

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Follow Freeman The chief writer of Lost Records: Bloom & Rage talks us through her Steam library.

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Stoned Bond deserved better.

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Heroic Not all heroes wear cosplays.

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ODD ONES Trendsetting freaks of 2005-2015, I salute thee.

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Mod Column My first days as a sheriff in the First Response mod don't go as smoothly as hoped.

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Unreal expectations "It made it possible for us to ship something, but what we shipped was not what people wanted."

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Old Fashioned EA’s latest Bond romp is a ferocious misfire—aiming low and tragically hitting its mark.

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With Evercold's plans on the table, the air feels a little lighter in Eorzea.

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Gauntlet I hope you're well-read and well-loved.

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FOV 90 Two senior Modern Warfare 4 devs talk friendly competition between studios, SBMM, and "ripped from the headlines" campaigns.

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💀 The classic puzzle game began as notes on an airport napkin before "blowing minds" at CES 1991.

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rare drop "I guess I’ve always been a lucky person."

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No Way Out Quiet. Tense. Creepy. And not overstuffed with lore or exposition.
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