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January 2026
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- January 7
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- Arc Raiders' contentious 'aggression-based matchmaking' isn't just smart, but absolutely necessary
- Every videogame movie and TV show coming out in 2026 (and beyond)
- Do I regret yeeting my blueprints and loot-filled stash into Arc Raiders Expedition? No, it actually made the game fun again
- Between bots calling themselves 'Mecha-Hitler' and 95% of businesses realising they don't know the point of AI, 2025 was the year the tech lost its shine even for the most blinkered execs
- The demo of Flock Around has made me realise I don't have the skills to be a wildlife photographer, but I'd certainly give it my best shot
- Fallout Season 2 Episode 4 recap: 'More matching jackets'
- It's not weird to want a generative AI disclosure on games
- January 6
- January 5
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- I don't care that there are no big new games in January because all I need now is Ball x Pit, the most underrated roguelike pinball game that I could spend all 744 hours of the month playing
- In 2025, Monster Hunter fell prey to profit
- Playing Code Vein 2 made me wonder why more soulslikes don't have guns, even if I could do with a bit less anime melodrama
- January 4
- January 2
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- The PC game releases we're most excited about in January
- Forget what you heard, there's plenty of PC hardware to be excited about in 2026
- 30 hidden gems from 2025 to grab before the Steam Winter Sale ends
- Kill the algorithm in your head: Let's set up RSS readers and get news we actually want in 2026
- The city builders of 2026 will let us build in some wild places, including a Pokémon-style world filled with collectible creatures
- PC Gamer magazine's new issue is on sale now: Fallout Special
- January 1
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- CES 2026: From new Intel chips to far too much AI, here's everything we expect to see
- 2025 was the year friendslop reigned, and so many low-cost ways to have fun with your pals couldn't have come at a better time
- I'm brave enough to say it: Linux is good now, and if you want to feel like you actually own your PC, make 2026 the year of Linux on (your) desktop
