You can play Peter Molyneux's new god game, Masters of Albion, before it launches in early access
All you need is Discord and a bit of luck.
Former Windows boss reveals previous plans to reduce Windows 11's memory and storage footprint by 20% and now I'm hoping Microsoft includes that in its new Windows 'quality' drive
Dare we say it, but Microsoft seems to be reading the room.
The best game design programs, ranked by The Princeton Review 2026
No matter what aspect of game development you're interested in, The Princeton Review has worked to find the best school for you.
EverQuest Legends is classic EverQuest, but for people who don't have time for MMOs anymore
The first new PC EverQuest game in a long time brings the nostalgia and a whole lot more player power.
It Has My Face, my favourite sci-fi assassination sim about being stalked by a clone of yourself, has a 1.0 release date
Roguelite clone-stabber (and upsettingly effective paranoia generator) It Has My Face is skulking out of early access this month, a Steam news update confirming its 1.0 release for April 3rd 2026. Hooray, and also, arrrrrrgh. I’ve been following IHMF since its impressive first demo under the name…
Lian Li Lancool 217 case review
The ultimate builder's chassis, if only the price were right.
I've tested Intel's new Binary Optimization Tool to see what all the fuss is about and while it's almost everything the chip giant claims it to be, few PC gamers will ever see the benefits
It really does work but with so few CPUs and games supporting it, BOT will mean nothing to most enthusiasts.
Crimson Desert legendary horse locations
Saddle these famed mounts and get yourself a superior steed.
"The thing we are trying to stop keeps happening": Highguard and other high-profile demises keep making the argument for Stop Killing Games
Having reached the point of making their case to the European parliament, the Stop Killing Games's organisers are having to think about keeping their campaign going in the long-term. For example, they're setting up set up NGOs to advocate on the issue of server shutdowns rendering online-only games…
'We are not going to pick one': Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 dev confirms there's no canon ending, instead opting for a more elusive 'Schrodinger's ending'
If you don't finish the game, no one can get hurt.
Hyperkin Competitor review
It competes with a home field advantage on bang for buck, but can fall short on away games.
How to get the Soul Spear in Crimson Desert
Brave the cold of the Argent Peaks and sneak into the Antumbra hideout.
'Golden goose' indie games get Gabe Newell's attention, says Steam expert: 'You're like a little goblin that has a magical power to turn straw into gold'
"He will say to you, 'oh god, please spin these wishlists into gold.'"
Asus ROG Falchion Ace 75 HE review
An ace keyboard.
Arcade racer Screamer’s first update nerfs AI difficulty, with an "additional balance pass" coming soon
If you read our verdict over the weekend, you’ll know that Mark and I found the anime-flavoured Screamer reboot to be a delightfully exaggerated bit of slidey arcade racing – albeit one that, in the story-based Tournament mode, sometimes becomes randomly, viciously hard for no readily apparent…
Microsoft is 'working on' removing the online account login requirement for new Windows 11 installs and also 'reducing unnecessary Copilot entry points'
Microsoft's laundry list for Windows 11 actually looks pretty good.
The FCC says foreign routers 'pose an unacceptable risk' and now require special approval to be sold in the US
Such routers will be able to have 'conditional' approval.
"I can see where they’re coming from, because I don’t love AI slop myself": Nvidia boss plays DLSS 5 good cop after criticism
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has decided to try something a bit different in his latest defense of the company's recently revealed DLSS 5 neural rendering tech. No longer does he throw cold coffee in the faces of critics and bellow 'you're dead wrong, and you better give me something on this guy or…
Banquet For Fools review
Pen and paper at the ready.
I felt like playing a janky choice-driven RPG on my Steam Deck, and this gritty AA deepcut is hitting the spot for just 99 cents
Mars War Logs isn't amazing, but it's definitely worth investigating.