Borderlands 4 is launching on September 12, and while it won’t have as steep a cost as had been suggested,…
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Tracing a line through design, with the developers of Paper Trail
It's rather appropriate that the idea for Paper Trail - a game where you have to fold paper to solve…
Read MoreSonic Superstars recaptures the magic of 16-bit Sonic – but it's not a perfect return to form
It's interesting to see what Sonic Team and Arzest have come up with with Sonic Superstars - it's a game…
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HBO's The Last of Us will explore more of life before the outbreak
There is not much longer to wait before HBO's The Last of Us makes its anticipated debut. Ahead of this,…
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VR fitness game partners with Olympic hopeful Zion Clark
VR fitness game FitXR has partnered with professional disabled athlete Zion Clark to promote fitness inclusivity.Clark will collaborate on a…
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Xbox boss Phil Spencer issues thinly-veiled dig at Sony's PC strategy
Xbox boss Phil Spencer has issued a thinly-veiled dig at Sony over its PC strategy.Speaking at part of a pre-E3,…
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The anatomy of a scare: how do games frighten you?
Imagine you're standing in a hallway in a game - what does the scene need in order to make it…
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard is just two weeks away, and its spoiler-filled Trophy/Achievement list has now popped up online. Anyone…
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Grado SR325x review: Ideal cans for home-listening and even gaming
To audiophiles, the term 'Grado' is quite a special one. It refers to a firm who've been making headphones in…
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Phoenix Springs review – fascinating, frustrating neo-noir surrealism
A beautiful, elusive mood piece, Phoenix Springs' blend of taut dystopian detective noir and meandering surrealism is likely to frustrate…
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