Author: Valhalladidde

PC

My deep-down reaction when I first heard about Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era was, “What’re ya doin’?” Does anybody really want a hex-based strategy game these days, particularly one whose glory days ended 20 years ago? Well, as it turns out, the answer is a resounding “yes,” as publisher Hooded Horse announced that the game sold more than 250,000 copies in its first day of early access.That’s a big number, but it’s not the only impressive stat: 91% of the more than 3,500 user reviews on Steam are positive, adding up to a “very positive” overall rating, and…

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Little Nightmares always felt like a perfect fit for VR. The adventures of Six in the creepy, larger-than-life environments of this world are ripe for first-person exploration. And, at long last, after three mainline entries, developer Iconik has seen fit to grant that wish. You play as Dark Six (Six’s spectral doppelganger) and must escape from several disjointed scenarios that seem to take place in conjunction with Little Nightmares II. While the timeline is vague, it doesn’t really matter, as Altered Echoes is largely standalone. You’ll be treated to five areas throughout the title that all adhere to a similar…

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Category: Games New Arc Raiders Map, New Threat: Your Guide to the Arc Turbine in Riven Tides David Spinnier, Senior Game Designer, Embark Studios Published May 1, 2026 SummaryThe new Arc Turbine joins the roster in Arc Raiders’ new update and map, Riven Tides.Learn about this new large Arc enemy and its unique characteristics.Plus, get some insider tips from the devs on how to beat it! The latest free update for Arc Raiders, Riven Tides, launched this week, and alongside the new Riven Tides map the update also introduces the new Arc Turbine, an enemy that can operate both in…

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One of my favorite things to do after a long, busy day at work is to do
 more work, but in video game form. There is something deeply fascinating and entertaining about the simple act of taking a mess and making things neat. It’s why, despite the fact I don’t love actually cleaning my apartment, I gravitate towards the satisfaction of games like Powerwash Simulator and House Flipper, which feel like zen exercises after a long day’s work. Cleaning Up is the new kid on the block in this pedigree of cleaning games, and you do what it says on…

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