Obsidian Moon is a Lovecraftian noir detective game about moving bits of paper around your desk and making sure you’ve got enough money for whiskey and beans

Sam, the grizzled detective protagonist of Obsidian Moon, spends most of his time moving little bits of paper around on his desk and worrying about whether he’s got enough money to afford whiskey and beans. As a former magazine editor, I find it all very relatable. The stakes are a bit more serious in his…

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A Chance to Win A Super-charged Forza Horizon 6 Inspired Japanese Adventure Curated by Sung Kang

Category: Sweepstakes February 24, 2026 A Chance to Win A Super-charged Forza Horizon 6 Inspired Japanese Adventure Curated by Sung Kang Sung Kang, Actor, Director and Car Enthusiast Summary Xbox has teamed up with actor Sung Kang to celebrate the upcoming Forza Horizon 6 with the Horizon Passport Sweepstakes, an epic super-charged adventure in Japan. The Horizon…

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Abxylute 3D One review

It’s busy and crowded out there in the world of handheld gaming PCs. If you want to stand out, what you need is some kind of unique feature. Hummm. How about the world’s first glasses-free 3D handheld PC? We give you the Abxylute 3D One. Actually, this huge handheld has quite a bit more going…

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Mini Review: Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition (Switch) – Nicely Orchestrated But Misses A Key Note

Ray of light. Rayman was Ubisoft’s first major commercial success, the company going public a year after its release in 1996. A PlayStation launch title, it was originally conceived for the unreleased Super Nintendo CD-ROM before being developed for Atari’s Jaguar. A fantasy platform game that pops with oil paint colour, its stages encompass themes…

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The director of the first Assassin’s Creed with naval battles found it ‘bizarre’ to watch Skull and Bones’ agonisingly long development, because it was ‘essentially the same stuff re-shipping 14 years after we made it’

Of all Ubisoft’s follies, Skull and Bones feels like one of the most significant—a game that took the best parts of Assassin’s Creed 3 and Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag, and just stuck them in a dodgy live service treadmill. It took a decade to make, seemed to be perpetually delayed, and just kept changing….

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