Angus Morrison
Angus is a former PC Gamer news writer and freelancer, who joined the team in 2015 after getting his start reviewing games for his own personal YouTube channel. Specialising in puzzles, strategy games and point and click adventures, he filled the site with daily news until his departure in 2016.
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News Everyone's favourite survival sim levels up.

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News Either at or before Comic-Con.

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Slightly less shady?

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News A stealth classic can be yours for nothing at all.

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News 'Free' should do wonders for the player base.

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News A few words make a big difference.

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News It's been a mixed bag.

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News Game of which year, exactly?

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News Case... more complicated than ever.

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News Like Game of Thrones, but much more dull.

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News Plough into rockfaces with friends.

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News Another strategy gem in the set.

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News 10 maps, 6 episodes and 11 changeable faces.

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News The site is no longer blocked on Steam.

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News "Adversity is an opportunity for change."

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News Some assembly necessary.

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News Everything but Infinite has been remastered.

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News One big happy Microsoft family.

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Peace and quiet Running from your problems isn't always the worst option.

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News The arcade racer will be complete come October.

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News Authentication for all.

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News It wouldn't be The Division if everything ran smoothly, right?
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