Marathon review

The nice thing about letting a multiplayer shooter marinate for a few weeks before putting a score on it is that I’ve learned what being high and low on Marathon is like. NEED TO KNOW What is it An extraction shooter revival of Bungie’s first FPS series.Release date March 5, 2026Expect to pay $40/£30Publisher SonyDeveloper…

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Analysts say Slay the Spire 2 is the best-performing deckbuilder of all time—and the competition isn’t close

Slay the Spire 2 was an immediate success, delivering a top-selling launch day performance. But as more data emerges, it’s become increasingly clear that Slay the Spire 2’s launch is a historic record-setter. According to Newzoo, PC Gamer’s official data partner, StS 2 is the best-performing deckbuilder of all time—and it’s leading by a massive…

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Mark Zuckerberg is building an AI co-CEO as part of his continuing mission to free himself from the burden of human interaction

Mark Zuckerberg, the visionary who burnt tens of billions of dollars on a failed metaverse and is furnishing millions of the world’s sex pests with surveillance goggles, is working on removing the biggest hurdle standing between himself and the pursuit of even more of his excellent plans: Having to interact with his fellow man. Per…

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Fortnite’s new Peak skin costs almost 3 times as much as the indie game it’s based on: ‘That’s actually a slap in the face to the Peak developers’

Friendslop’s officially made its way to Fortnite, as physics-based climbing ‘sim’ Peak now has a set of skins in Epic’s battle royale. That should be music to my ears, as Peak’s cheery scouts are impossible to hate—just look at their little faces! While they’re slightly less cute in Fortnite’s style, in large part down to…

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Even after ZA/UM’s messy breakup, the writing team still has a cadre of sad communists—but you won’t have to play Zero Parades as one if you don’t want to

Disco Elysium is, and you know I mean this as a compliment, perhaps the most commie goddamn game I’ve ever played. The melancholy Marxism comes off it in waves, and no wonder: so many of its now-departed writers were some flavour of radical, with lead writer Robert Kurvitz describing aspects of the game’s story as…

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