Over twenty classic Warhammer PC games have returned to Steam under the Warhammer Classics label. Some of them are genuinely important pieces of PC gaming history. Some of them are Chainsaw Warrior. Here's the full picture, plus an interview with the people who spent years untangling the rights to bring them back.

I have 471 hours of Civilization VI on Steam. I have 18 hours of Civilization VII. Those numbers tell a story that no amount of patch notes can easily undo, and the Test of Time update has the unenviable job of changing the ending.

Gaming monetisation didn't arrive as a villain. It arrived as a reasonable proposition — a way to fund ongoing development and to reward engaged players. Then the reasonable proposition became a psychology experiment. Then the psychology experiment became the product. Here's how it happened and why you should be annoyed about it.

A reformed Resi sceptic's verdict: Capcom finally stopped agonising and served up the whole buffet. Atmospheric, technically stunning, and the best survival horror in a decade. Mostly.

The Slayer has returned to medieval times—and visually, he’s never looked better. Unfortunately, some of the gameplay and level design feel like they’ve taken a step back as well.

Once again, a peculiar pixel art Metroidvania is presented to our gaming tastes, with a heavy religious, Andalusian flavor. This is Blasphemous 2 - unforgiving, visually mesmerizing, and immensely satisfying.

Building a gaming PC is less like assembling complex machinery and more like expensive Lego with better instructions and a significantly more satisfying power-on moment. The difficulty is not high. The satisfaction is.

Your gaming PC and your living room TV have been living in the same house, ignoring each other, for long enough. Here's the complete guide to connecting them properly. Yes, it's worth it. No, you won't miss the gaming chair.

There are many apps you can download to improve Steam Deck performance, allow you to play retro games for free with emulation and customize how games appear on menus.

Turning off ray tracing for better frame rates has become a ritual for PC gamers who've decided the technology is an overpriced gimmick. They're wrong about the quality, wrong about the development costs, and wrong about the future. Here's why.

DLSS Frame Generation gets dismissed as "fake" by purists — but is the latency concern legitimate, and does it actually matter for most players? We make the case for AI frames, but not without hearing out the other side first.

Lunar Lake CPUs are shaking things up big time, ditching Intel’s old MO. A roadmap for upcoming SKUs has leaked.

Turning off ray tracing for better frame rates has become a ritual for PC gamers who've decided the technology is an overpriced gimmick. They're wrong about the quality, wrong about the development costs, and wrong about the future. Here's why.

The Steam Controller went on sale on 4th May 2026. It was gone in 35 minutes. Within the hour, the same controller you'd just missed buying for £85 was available on eBay for £200. Same controller, different breed of parasite. This is the piece where we talk about scalping properly, because it's time someone did.

Microsoft's next Xbox is a Windows PC with a console UI bolted on top and a rumoured £850 price tag attached. This is either the most honest thing a console manufacturer has done in thirteen years, or a very expensive identity crisis. Possibly both.

Over twenty classic Warhammer PC games have returned to Steam under the Warhammer Classics label. Some of them are genuinely important pieces of PC gaming history. Some of them are Chainsaw Warrior. Here's the full picture, plus an interview with the people who spent years untangling the rights to bring them back.

Facing Worlds. Low gravity. Six beige computers hauled across town in parents' cars by teenagers who had no idea how an IPX network worked, and at least one who did. Unreal Tournament was the finest multiplayer FPS ever made, and everything since has been a step backwards.

In 1989, Ron Gilbert published an essay explaining why adventure games were broken and how to fix them. Then he went and fixed them. This is the story of LucasArts' golden age.