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Gamescom 2026

Written by James…. With Gamescom 2026 just around the corner, I think it’s safe to say that this years event is shaping up to be one of the biggest we have ever seen, with news being released that there will be more than 1,600 exhibitors representing 67 countries, more countries are being represented than ever […]

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Midwest Games Expands Into Europe With New Lisbon Hub

Written By: Andy…. Midwest Games has announced plans to establish a presence in Lisbon, Portugal, as the US publisher looks to strengthen its relationships with developers, publishers and partners across Europe. The move marks a significant step in the company’s international growth, giving Midwest Games a permanent foothold in Europe while allowing it to work

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Sublight Sets Course for September Early Access Launch

Written By Andy…. Wildstar Gaming First Look Codebrew Software’s tactical space roguelike will enter Steam Early Access on September 15, 2026. Independent UK developer Codebrew Software has confirmed that Sublight will launch into Steam Early Access on September 15, 2026, bringing its distinctive blend of space combat, roguelike progression and bullet-heaven action to PC. Developed by

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The Skin Stapler…..

What it does, it does well, but we’ve seen it done better elsewhere The Skin Stapler isn’t a bad game. In fact, there are quite a few things here that I genuinely enjoyed. The puzzles are probably its strongest feature, and the core gameplay does enough to keep things moving without relying entirely on cheap

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SiN: Reloaded, Brings the Cult FPS Back This September

Written by Andy…. Nightdive Studios is bringing the 1998 FPS back to modern platforms on September 24, with upgraded visuals, modern controls and the Wages of SiN expansion included. There are certain games that feel very much like products of their time, and SiN is definitely one of them. Originally released in 1998, SiN arrived

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Finding Polka – A Beautifully Peaceful Adventure.

Introduction Sometimes a game doesn’t need intense combat, complicated systems or a huge open world to make an impression. Finding Polka is a cosy exploration adventure built around one simple idea: taking your time, interacting with the world around you and enjoying the journey. I played the game on my ROG Ally X, and it

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Senara: The Sacrament

I really wanted to like Senara: The Sacrament. From the trailers and the opening hour, it felt like the kind of indie horror game that could surprise me. It has an eerie atmosphere, an interesting premise, and enough mystery to make you want to keep pushing forward. Unfortunately, the further I got, the more I

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