Stop following me! All the major browsers come with a private browsing mode of some sort so that you can, ahem, shop for birthday gifts and, uh, plan surprise parties without leaving any trace of what you’ve been up to. Or, more realistically, to visit seedier sides without leaving a potentially embarrassing trail. Whatever the…
Today saw the release of s&box, the long-in-development successor to Garry’s mod that’s also open source and hopes to become a kind of Roblox for dads. There’s no denying the potential of this toolkit, nor the commendably generous principles behind why it’s been released in the way it has, but it does have one immediate…
As reported by The Guardian, author, lawyer, and former Facebook employee Sarah Wynn-Williams is “on the verge of bankruptcy” after the publication of Careless People, her controversial memoir on her time working for Facebook. Since its publication in March, Meta has pushed back on the claims of misconduct in the book, resulting in a $50,000…
The Glorious Model O Eternal is a mouse that might not be designed as an ultra-premium mousing machine, but instead as a respectable, wired ultralight choice that provides some serious value from a trusted brand and model in the space. The OG Model O launched back in 2019, when ultralight gaming mice first exploded in…
Harmonix’s Fuser was an excellent game that had a regrettably short tail. It released in late 2020, offering a flexible DJ experience that let you mash together layers from all kinds of different songs… or, y’know, just dropping Smash Mouth into everything instead. Unfortunately, the game was delisted a mere two years later, leaving wannabe…
And now for something..membranical? Mem-chanical? What on earth do we call these things? It’s been aeons since I last looked at a membrane keyboard positing itself as a value-oriented gaming option – the Glorious GMBK is the latest one to enter through the revolving door of potential disappointment. Okay, I’m starting things on a sombre…
“It was all about saving six cents. It was not about the big picture”. In the late 80s and early 90s, Lawrence Siegel had the unenviable task of turbo-charging Atari’s software development, at a time when Nintendo had a monopoly on the market. Siegel was a veteran of the games industry, having started his career…
Category: Games November 7, 2025 Brawlhalla: 10 Years of Community Brittany Spurlin, Writer/Editor Summary Brawlhalla is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Players should check out the BCX event for exciting new announcements, as well as play the free in-game anniversary event. Managing Director Zeke Sparkes reflects on the early days of the game, how it’s grown…
A Team Fortress 2 player has caused some capital-D Drama among the venerable shooter’s more dedicated users, through the simple method of destroying one of the game’s rarest items mid-match. The cherry on top: this is the second time they’ve done it. User Gregarious deleted a Golden Frying Pan, an item worth just under seven…
I’ve been told that I play PowerWash Simulator like someone who hates themself. An entirely fair observation, as I have quite a meticulous approach to cleaning every map, working from the ground up and rotating around the objective until it’s entirely clean. “But Elie,” I hear you say, “that’s not efficient and it doesn’t make…