Review: Chorus review: a slow start, but it'll sing if you give it a chance
A space cult classic
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Feature: They Always Run is filling my need for more Cowboy Bebop
I’m gonna carry that weight
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Review: Solar Ash review: a stylish skate 'em up that could use more tricks
Worth getting inline?
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Feature: Step back from the brink in Precipice
Close encounters of the third world
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Feature: Every Call of Duty campaign ranked
Ging gang ghillie ghillie ghillie ghillie watcha
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Feature: The hale and healthy RPS Advent Calendar 2021
Let this year's Bestest Best countdown begin
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Feature: The RPS Advent Calendar 2021, December 4th
Blink and you'll miss it
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News
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Hot Wheels Unleashed's Batman expansion adds a Batcave
Holy DLC, Batman!
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Quake Remastered now has a horde mode
And a new free singleplayer add-on
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Forza Horizon 5 patch fixes convoys and Horizon Arcade bugs
Among many more
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This ridiculously good charity bundle has over 60 games for $5
Go on, be generous, take all the games
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Valve shows off Steam Deck's case and final packaging
The last prototype before production
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Cinematic platformer The Last Night will re-emerge next year
And not at the Game Awards, as rumoured
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Halo artist's new studio is making story content for Battlefield 2042
And Apex's Vince Zampella now oversees Battlefield
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Take-Two contested a trademark for co-op platformer It Takes Two
Developers "hopeful it will be resolved"
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Fights In Tight Spaces smashes out of early access
Finally got its license to kill
Supporter funded articles
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Gears Of War and badminton have more in common than you might think
It's in the hips
As much as I enjoy your Call Of Dutys and Valorants, I just don’t think any multiplayer shooter will eclipse Gears Of War. For me, at least, it comes down to movement. The way the beefy boys slide into cover and bounce off it with ease. The side-steps and strafes in those tight-knit shotgun battles.
Recently, I wondered if there was more to my …
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What actually is Merge Mansion, the mobile game with those well dramatic ads?
A moth in the hand is worth two larger moths
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Why aren't there more audio-only adventures like The Vale?
Falling Squirrel's debut game sets a new benchmark for accessibility
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I love The Sin Collector's idea of the apocalypse
Ablutely fabulous
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Reviews
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Chorus review: a slow start, but it'll sing if you give it a chance
A space cult classic
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Solar Ash review: a stylish skate 'em up that could use more tricks
Worth getting inline?
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Fnatic Streak65 LP review – keys to my heart
A modern keyboard classic gets even better
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Wartales review (early access): an ambitious and gritty RPG with real promise
Ratses to ratses, Tusk to tusk
Deals
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Best Cyber Monday Logitech deals 2021: mice, keyboards and headsets
‘Tech note of these Cyber Monday deals for the UK and US
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Cyber Monday 2021 deals on PC games
It's Cyber Monday, and there are still plenty of PC game deals for one last day
Bestest Bests
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The RPS 100: our top PC games of all time (50-1)
Our new annual countdown of our top 100 all-time Bestest Bests
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The 25 best action games on PC
Punching above their weight
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The 8 best farming games on PC
The cream of the crop
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The 10 best visual novels on PC
Novel visualisations
Hardware
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Best gaming keyboards: the top mechanical and wireless keyboards for gaming
Our favourite gaming keyboard picks for all budgets
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Fnatic Streak65 LP review – keys to my heart
A modern keyboard classic gets even better
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Best Cyber Monday Logitech deals 2021: mice, keyboards and headsets
‘Tech note of these Cyber Monday deals for the UK and US
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Best Cyber Monday gaming laptop deals
The best Cyber Monday gaming laptops deals from around the web
Indiescovery
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Step back from the brink in Precipice
Close encounters of the third world
Brinkmanship doesn't get explored all that much in games. Precipice is almost certainly derived from Balance of Power, a political strategy simulation from 1985 about the Cold War powers and their winner-armageddons-all staring contest. It was impressively original, complex, and completely unplayable. Happily, Precipice has kept most of what made that game interesting to begin with, and dumped the baggage.
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They Always Run is filling my need for more Cowboy Bebop
I’m gonna carry that weight
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They Always Run review: a 2D space-western with some rough edges
Still better than live-action Cowboy Bebop
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Demon Deleter is a game within a spreadsheet, inspired by cataloguing Animal Crossing items
"Damn, never thought I'd die in an Excel sheet"
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TFI Friday: three indie games that make you want to message your family
Reconnect with League Of Enthusiastic Losers, In My Shadow, and Mango
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Super Auto Pets is my new favourite auto-battler
Buildcrafting like Monster Train or Darkest Dungeon, and it's free
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I love The Sin Collector's idea of the apocalypse
Ablutely fabulous
From The Archive
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Step back from the brink in Precipice
Close encounters of the third world
Brinkmanship doesn't get explored all that much in games. Precipice is almost certainly derived from Balance of Power, a political strategy simulation from 1985 about the Cold War powers and their winner-armageddons-all staring contest. It was impressively original, complex, and completely unplayable. Happily, Precipice has kept most of what made that game interesting to begin with, and dumped the baggage.
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Going Medieval is a buildier, friendlier Rimworld spinoff
Probably not what Ving Rhames meant
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Obra Dinn fans should also check out The Devil In The Dark Water
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Little Hope spoiler chat: I have some questions
One condition and one term
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Let's take a moment to enjoy the post-it notes and graffiti in Back 4 Blood
Don't dead open inside
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I'm a sucker for a good menu noise
It can't only be me
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Hot Wheels Unleashed's Batman expansion adds a Batcave
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Quake Remastered now has a horde mode
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Forza Horizon 5 patch fixes convoys and Horizon Arcade bugs
Among many more
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This ridiculously good charity bundle has over 60 games for $5
Go on, be generous, take all the games
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Valve shows off Steam Deck's case and final packaging
The last prototype before production
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The RPS Advent Calendar 2021, December 4th
Blink and you'll miss it
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Cinematic platformer The Last Night will re-emerge next year
And not at the Game Awards, as rumoured
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Halo artist's new studio is making story content for Battlefield 2042
And Apex's Vince Zampella now oversees Battlefield
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Everything you need to know to start playing as a Reaper in Final Fantasy XIV
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