What is the best gaming mouse? That depends on your needs, but buying a quality rodent can revolutionize how it feels to interact with your gaming PC. A high-quality mouse with the features you need can make the difference between winning and losing in your favorite games or put more functions at your fingertips than you thought possible. Right now, the best gaming mouse is the Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed thanks to its comfortable shape, fantastic performance, and incredibly low price. For the best lightweight wireless option, we've picked the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2, while our budget choice is the new Glorious Model O Eternal. Whatever your needs, though, there's a mouse on this list for you, with many extra options included in the "Also tested" section, which shows the mice we've reviewed that didn't quite claim top spot on our list. Also, if you're not sure what to look for, have a read of the "How to choose" section of this guide and check out the FAQ, which should answer all your gaming mouse questions.

If the thrill of adventure calls to you, it's time to ransack our World Zero codes guide to see what in-game items you can get for your journey. If you're an RPG fiend, we have no doubt that you love this game, as it offers numerous worlds for you to explore that are full of perils and loot - because, while being a hero is fun, we all know that we're really in it for the rewards. Beyond the worlds and loot, there are guilds for you to join if you want to work with other players, along with a whole arsenal of weapons to customize your character so that they stand out from the crowd. Then there's the pets and abundance of weapons on offer; there's much to enjoy in World Zero, but we'd be lying if we said having little pals to fight alongside you isn't one of the biggest highlights.

Everyone dreams of being a pirate at some point in their lives. Perhaps it was singing sea shanties in Assassin's Creed: Black Flag that got you going, or the chaotic shenanigans of Sea of Thieves. For me, it was the original Pirates of the Caribbean game, inspired by my love for the movies and many a childhood trip to Disneyland. I've been waiting for a game that captures that true sense of lawlessness chaos; I hoped that Skull and Bones would manage it, but that simply wasn't to be. While the Black Flag Remake feels somewhat inevitable at this point, Windrose is, perhaps, the thing that'll finally fill that skull-shaped void in my heart - and it finally has a release date.

The cozy vibes of Stardew Valley can make farming feel like a breeze, even in the tougher seasons. As someone who looks after their own garden and grows the odd tomato plant, I know that isn't always the reality. Tending to your land sometimes means being out there in the freezing damp and the fog, but it's all part of the experience. Nothing I have to deal with is a patch on what you'll face in Crop, however. This new farming game traps you in a nightmarish trudge, weaving the uneasy rural vibes of Twin Peaks and the eldritch curiosities of Dredge into an oppressive twist on the format that's got me completely hooked.

1000xResist is one of the finest stories the gaming medium has ever presented. Developer Sunset Visitor's mastery of expression pertaining to some of life's grandest moral quandaries makes for the most thought-provoking experience I've encountered since Nier: Automata. I've eagerly been awaiting what the Vancouver-based studio does next, and now, as revealed in the Triple-i showcase, we have our answer. Prove You're Human is set to once again muse on the human condition, but this time it's approaching the topic in a whole new way.

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