Razer Iskur V2 review

I really wanted to love the new Razer Iskur V2. And why wouldn’t I? It improves on practically everything from its predecessor—better materials, refined design, and a much more versatile lumbar system. Every complaint I had with the previous Razer Iskur, which, by the way, has been my main chair for the last three years,…

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A willfully old school point-and-click reminded me why we put up with moon-logic puzzles in classic adventure games for so long

Twilight Oracle is a point-and-click adventure game in a style so traditional that it’s been unchanged since Sierra On-Line was on top of the world, and it’s aimed at an audience that already knows its mechanics so well they disappear into the lovely pixel-art background. The old annoyances started when I put a cabbage in…

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Inkle reveals a surprise collaboration with Google in The Forever Labyrinth, ‘an art-filled quest through time and space’

Inkle, the developer of highly-regarded narrative-focused games including 80 Days, Heaven’s Vault, and A Highland Song, has unveiled a new game developed in collaboration with Google Arts and Culture: A free, browser-based “art-filled quest through time and space” called The Forever Labyrinth. “The Forever Labyrinth is a highly-replayable run-based narrative adventure, with lots of characters…

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