After a public scrap between CEO and former writer, Saber Interactive finally adds AI disclaimer to Steam page and doubles down: 'AI can and should help shape gamer experiences'
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How Onimusha: Way of the Sword blends Japanese history with dark fantasy | Exclusive previewTwenty-five years ago, Onimusha: Warlords kicked off a beloved action game franchise, blending elements of Japanese history with dark fantasy. Now, two decades since the last entry, Onimusha: Way of the Sword is bringing the series back. You play as legendary swordsman Miyamoto Musashi and must battle your way through the demonic forces of the genmar to free Edo period Kyoto from the clutches of evil. PC Gamer's Print Editor Robert Jones recently travelled to Capcom in Japan for an exclusive opportunity to play the game, meet the people behind it, and visit several historic sites that inspired Onimusha: Way of the Sword.
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I played Gears of War: E-Day multiplayer. Here's why I'm stoked!Gears of War is back with E-Day, launching 6 October 2026. Last week, PC Gamer Staff Writer Morgan Park got to try out two of its headline multiplayer modes, Versus and Horde Siege; here's what he thought.
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EVE Vanguard: legendary space sim gets a extraction shooter spin-offEVE Vanguard's recent alpha playtest showed some promise. PC Gamer's Ted Litchfield is here to share how after a very long and bumpy journey, EVE's extraction shooter is finally coming together.
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Why handhelds are cookedAre handheld gaming PCs cooked? We had such high hopes for the future of handheld machines following the launch and success of the affordable Steam Deck, but much like a fart when you're already stuck in an elevator, the memory crisis is making everything worse. Prices are soaring and handheld PCs feel like a very expensive toy these days. Some are as much as a powerful gaming PC...
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The Steam Machine has fallen victim to the memory crisisThe Steam Machine has been one of the most eagerly anticipated of Valve's Steam hardware triumvirate since it was unveiled back in November last year. But the world has changed since then and now we've actually got the Steam Machine in our hands, and Valve has finally settled on a price and a novel randomised system to buy one, Dave and Andy have got together to lament what could have once a great entry point to PC gaming.
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Best air cooler for CPUs in 2026: I've tested loads of CPU coolers and these are my top picks
Air dried I've spent years testing air coolers and these are my current recommendations.
Asus ROG Harpe II Extreme Edition 20 review
Score: 72% The most luxurious gaming mouse I've managed to get grubby.
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When the heck is GTA 6 going to release on PC?
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FREE STUFF Stay up to date on what games Epic is giving away each week this year.
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Where to find Hokuryu Sunflower Farm in Forza Horizon 6
Sun's out Take a snap with some sunflowers.
Where to find the Shimanoyama region Treasure Hunt in Forza Horizon 6
Tracked down Locate this treasure chest near a race track.
Believe the hype for Wardogs, possibly the next great multiplayer FPS
MERC A 100-player milsim that's inspired by Arma but plays like Battlefield.
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Pulsar Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition review
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Star Wars Zero Company is a very safe XCOM descendant, but its most interesting parts are found in its Midnight Suns DNA
Zero to hero Welcome to the comfort zone.
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Star Wars: Galactic Racer's singleplayer is a clever roguelike gauntlet I could easily sink hours into
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1666: Amsterdam has the makings of something brilliant but I came away from its preview with a bad feeling as its early access release creeps too close for comfort
Tall order I want to play 1666: Amsterdam's final iteration, I just hope it gets that far.
Sovereign Tower review: A brilliant management game elevated by a sublime time travel mechanic
This rules Judiciously rule a fantasy kingdom, or just use time travel to fix all of your terrible mistakes.
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Steam Week in Review: Games about sorting 1000s of mundane objects onto shelves are the new craze sweeping PC gaming
Full of Steam All the interesting Steam facts for the week ending August 9.
'I am a big roguelike guy, but also a fan of minimalism and elegance': Sam Barlow, creator of Her Story, guides us through the games in his Steam Library
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WoW developers reflect on Midnight's first season—a world without AddOns, task overload, and Prey
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Stop waiting for the Game of Thrones CRPG of your dreams and settle for the pleasant eurojank compromise instead
House of the Dragon Age It's rough, dated and still probably one of the better GoT games.
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GTA 6's Netflix deal forces us to ask: can you pirate an advertisement?
Grand Theft Trailer Just when you thought videogame marketing couldn't get sillier, people are going to wind up stealing a trailer.
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From ancient Buddhism, to iconic manga hair, to Keanu Reeves: a PC Gamer Causality Chain™
🔗 Would Xuanzang have liked John Wick?
Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 (2026) gaming laptop review
Score: 78% The super-portable G16 is, in many ways, better than ever—but the memory crisis has priced it out of top contention.
