Author name: Frank

Founder & Editorial Lead at WildStar Gaming. Frank leads the site's editorial direction, reviews games across multiple platforms, covers industry events and works directly with developers, publishers and PR teams. He also co-hosts The Gamers Podcast.

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RV There Yet?: One of the Funniest Co-op Games You’ll Play This Year.

Introduction Sometimes the best games aren’t the biggest AAA releases—they’re the ones that create unforgettable moments with friends. RV There Yet? is exactly that kind of game. Developed by Nuggets Entertainment, this physics-based co-op adventure puts you and up to three friends in charge of getting a beaten-up RV home through dangerous back roads, bizarre

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Abyssus: A Fun Roguelite Shooter That Deserves More Attention…

A surprisingly enjoyable co-op shooter with room to grow When I first loaded up Abyssus, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. It isn’t a huge AAA release that’s been dominating headlines, but after spending around two hours with it on Xbox Game Pass, I came away pleasantly surprised. Abyssus is a fast-paced first-person roguelite

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Is This the Beginning of the End for Physical Gaming?

For decades, owning a physical game meant just that. You could build a collection, lend games to friends, trade them in, or revisit them years later. But the gaming industry has been steadily moving towards a digital future, and Sony’s recent announcement that all new PlayStation games will be digital-only from 2028 has reignited a

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“Red Line of Death”

Steam Machine Hit By First “Red Line of Death” Report A Steam Machine owner has shared what appears to be the first reported case of a “Red Line of Death” fault, with the system allegedly failing after around 20 minutes of use. According to Valve’s own LED error guidance, the red light pattern shown may

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A new era of digital gaming…

PlayStation’s Digital-Only Future Divides the Gaming Community Sony has confirmed that all new PlayStation games released from January 2028 will be available exclusively in digital format, marking a major shift away from physical game discs. Titles released before that date will continue to be supported on disc, but future releases will be downloaded through the

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