After a rocky start Splitgate 2 is back, and it looks more like the game I loved As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases and other affiliate schemes. Learn more. Splitgate 2 has had a wild ride so far. Having launched "too early," 1047 Games' portal-popping shooter sequel failed to strike a chord with...

Psychotherapy is not only mental, but also affects our brain, and it does so very strongly.

Filler content in modern video games, mainly RPGs, is an unfortunately common factor, as we often link their worth to the number of hours of entertainment they can offer.

As you progress in The Knightling while looking for your Knight Sir Lionstone, you will eventually reach Cornered Bosk. If you have played older Legend of Zelda games, the concept of this area seems to be inspired by the labyrinthine Lost Woods.

For true completionists, no game is ever fully over until they have unlocked all the achievements. In The Knightling, one achievement, which can be rather difficult to complete unless you happen to accidentally stumble upon it, is Full Set.

Hitman: World of Assassination is now available for iOS, which should be a reason for celebration. It's the entire World of Assassination trilogy, which began in 2016 and are all pretty good games, in one package. Yet there's no celebrating today from Hitman fans: the game costs you at least $70 to play on mobile devices.

The Knight and the Shield is a long-running quest that requires you to complete many tasks until you can get back to Sir Lionstone in The Knightling. One of these includes having to grab the Dame's attention.

Nintendo Switch Online, much like PS Plus or Xbox Game Pass, is required by Nintendo to access its online services, from the Switch onwards. Some would call it a necessary evil to keep maintenance for online servers running.

If you were to take a look at my history of video game reviews, I'm starting to get a lot of indies under my belt. This is by design on my end, because I really, truly love helping to highlight some smaller games that players might not otherwise be aware of. Even if just a couple of you check something under the radar out because of a review like this, I feel like my job is done.

There are very few game genres I hate. Im not a sports fan, for example, so while Ill happily cheer on the Texans during NFL season, you wont catch me playing Madden. Similarly, Im not a fan of games that mimic real life; I want to roleplay as a magical spell-slinging mage, being a mafia don simply doesnt do it for me. But survival games are perhaps my least favorite of all. The idea of chopping down trees for hours on end while simultaneously managing hunger, thirst, and my own IRL sanity is an absolute chore, and even the most fantastical entries in the genre like Runescape Dragonwilds and V Rising consistently fail to hold my attention. When I learned that Envar Studios debut title, Witchspire, was, indeed, a survival experience, my heart sank a little - the trailer was amazing, and the aesthetics are perfect, but could I overcome the aforementioned thirst, hunger, and depression? At Gamescom 2025 I sat down with head of studio Liam ONeill and game director Oliver Granlund for a guided tour of Witchspires magical world and, maybe, just maybe, Ive found the survival challenge for me. Continue reading I hate the survival genre, but Witchspire may just change my mindMORE FROM PCGAMESN: New PC games, Best PC games, Free PC games