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Terrifying horror nopefest Phasmophobia combined with immersive room lighting looks like an easy way to give yourself a chronic case of the brown trousers

I’ve been around this game long enough now to have sat through many immersive gaming experiences. VR headsets, racing wheels, game-synced RGB room lighting, bum-rumblers, the lot. But there’s inevitably a point where all this gear transitions from a gameplay-enhancing experience booster into something genuinely terrifying, and I think TikTok user Idaxix may have found…

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Marvel Rivals players are so starved for Vanguard options one person has decided to take matters into their own hands: ‘We need more Vanguards, so I made one’

Despite NetEase’s promise that Marvel Rivals will get a couple of new heroes every half of a season, some players still think there are too many Duelists compared to the amount of Vanguards and Strategists on offer. There’s no sign of this being solved just yet, so in the meantime, one player has decided to…

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Asus ROG Flow Z13 (2025) review

For as long as I’ve been writing about PC hardware, I’ve hoped for a processor with an integrated GPU that was genuinely good for gaming. The AMD Ryzen AI Max 390 is that chip. It’s a mobile API that’s desktop-grade in a few ways, with a Radeon 8050S bringing 32 Compute Units (CUs) of graphical…

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Is This Seat Taken? is an upcoming adorable puzzle game all about dealing with stinky triangles and snotty squares, and just trying to make everyone happy

I find that the best way to stay sane between playing frustrating competitive games like Valorant, Overwatch 2, or Marvel Rivals is to cut through the intensity with calm and relaxing puzzle games. Everyone has their own coping mechanisms, and this is mine. So I’m always on the lookout for a new cute little game…

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George RR Martin says there’s ‘talk’ of an Elden Ring movie but he might not be involved because, ah geez, he’s really gotta write this Winds of Winter book

George RR Martin famously took inspiration for a scene in his Song of Ice and Fire books from the Black Dinner of 1440, an event in Scottish history where two noblemen—believing they were safe as guests at a dinner—were suddenly seized and executed without trial. Coincidentally, this took place at roughly the same time as…

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