There are some series that would rather see the heat death of the universe than miss their money-spinning annual release cycle. EA FC. Call of Duty. Madden. You know the ones. Among those is Football Manager, and despite having never skipped a beat since 2004, the delay and subsequent cancelation of FM25 saw that streak come to a shocking end. However, its time to start afresh - Football Manager 26 has just been revealed, and its set to bring all of the innovations of its scrapped predecessor to the dressing room. Continue reading Football Manager 26 finally revealed following FM25's shock cancelationMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best sports games, Best management games, Best simulation games

While recent rumors might suggest that Half-Life 3 may not be as unlikely as we once thought, its still not here. However, rather than going back to play the first two games again, why not try something new, like Abiotic Factor. This survival game delivers an enjoyable Half-Life-style experience that can be enjoyed solo or with friends. Right now, its at its cheapest price since the major 1.0 update, so it's a great time to grab it, but you don't have a lot of time. Continue reading Half-Life style survival game Abiotic Factor hits lowest price since 1.0 launchMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best co-op games, Best PC FPS games, Best classic PC games

Balancing games is important. It's no fun if one unit is overpowered, one character deals twice as much damage as another, or something is plain broken. That goes double for RTS games like Broken Arrow, which attempt to simulate army movements and intense warzones with equal parts efficiency and accuracy. However, Broken Arrow had a bit of a broken launch (nominative determinism at its finest there), receiving mixed reviews on Steam. Developer Steel Balalaika has been playing catch-up since. The latest attempt to listen to player feedback is Broken Arrow Patch 1.0.9, which rebalances pretty much all of the game's factions. Continue reading Now's the time to try Broken Arrow, Command and Conquer's most brutal successorMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best war games, Best tank games, Best strategy games

Recently my partner inherited several early editions of the Dungeons and Dragons player handbook. Tattered, battered, and loved, they're now the pride of our ever-expanding TTRPG book collection, musty and ancient when juxtaposed with the colorful Monster Manuals and expansion books that we have today. There's a certain majesty to these well-worn tomes, though, with their black-and-white, sketchy imagery feeling a little more 'human' when compared to WoTC's glossy artwork. The Secret of Weepstone, a new ARPG from the publisher of The Mortuary Assistant, seeks to bring those monochrome drawings to vibrant life, transforming them into a virtual campaign that feels straight out of classic DnD. Continue reading Inspired by classic DnD, The Secret of Weepstone is a beautiful monochrome ARPGMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best indie games, New PC games, Best PC games

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