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Hello and welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've been playing. This week, Kelsey discovers a game like Unpacking on Steam; Tom manages to get his Steam Deck working; Marie puts her Spider-Man suit on; Ed goes with Blue Lions; Ian enjoys drop-kicking; Will argues that Battlefield 2042 wasn't as bad as people made out; Chris can't tell us what he's been playing because it's top secret (but also: Pokémon); and Bertie is smitten by the Vampire Survivor form
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Akira Yamaoka, long-time composer and sound design director for Silent Hill and a number of other games like The Medium and Lollipop Chainsaw, is embarking on his first ever U.S. tour in February 2026. Read more Read more ›
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I imagine the biggest question people who've put hundreds or thousands of hours into Amazon's MMO New World have right now is: are all my efforts about to be wiped? Is the game about to go offline, and close? Read more Read more ›
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I love Halo. When I was a teenager, I used to work in a kitchen, under a Michelin-starred chef and his ex-con sous. Hard work, poor money. One night, after a late and messy shift, the sous took me back to his place for a beer and some decompression time, and booted up his Xbox 360 and Halo 3. I had never played an FPS before, somehow, and I'd never... Read more ›
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The cat's out the bag! Or so it seems, at least. Per a reliable and oft-cited leaker, Annapurna's delightful cat-based game, Stray, will be added to the PS Plus Essential Tier next month. Read more Read more ›
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