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Libernovo Omni review - gaming chairs just gained motors Verdict With its electrically-adjustable lumbar support, the Libernovo Omni brings a new level of convenience to the world of comfortable office chairs. However, a few wobbly...

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Libernovo is a brand new name in the office and gaming chair market, with the company leaping into existence with a Kickstarter campaign for its first product, the Omni chair. The big selling point of the Libernovo Omni is its electrically-adjustable lumbar support, which the manufacturer says makes it the first "dynamic ergonomic" chair.It's an addition that certainly makes adjusting this chair's support easier than any of the other dozens of chairs I've reviewed over the years, but that alone isn't enough to immediately earn this chair a spot on our best gaming chair guide. So, I've spent the last few weeks using this new Libernovo model as my main chair for eight hours of work during the day and a couple of hours of gaming and video watching in the evening to see how it holds up to sustained real-world use.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Libernovo Omni review - gaming chairs just gained motors

While I absolutely love MMORPGs, I simply can't keep up with them. The older I get, the less time I have to play, and as my guildmates and friends move on to other things, I find myself getting left behind. While games like World of Warcraft have actively attempted to combat the woes that come with playing solo, new games like Fellowship and the OSRS-inspired Erenshor are actively distilling all of the action down into content that can be played alone or as part of a small group. It's music to my ears, honestly, and the latter is just about to drop a huge update that adds a brand new zone, powerful class, and rebuilds dungeons from the ground up. Safe to say I'm excited.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Channeling OSRS, single-player MMO Erenshor's new class is absolutely perfect