Pragmata is, by any account, a game with pretty strange gameplay, but it sounds like the gameplay loop at least might be more familiar to fans of Monster Hunter.

Sometimes, the old ways are the best. The first Alien movie. An aged whiskey. That friend who you don't see so often any more, but catching up feels like you've never been apart. The same is true for games. We gravitate to those that comfort us, those we remember so fondly from our childhoods. Why else would I be playing through a decades-old Pokemon game in my spare time? Developers, too, reminisce. Rockbee Team, the devs behind Lessaria, have borrowed liberally from Majesty, a classic of the fantasy genre. But can nostalgia alone elevate it to mythical status, alongside those in our list of the best RTS games?Read the full story on PCGamesN: New fantasy RTS Lessaria is a "spiritual successor" to a true genre classic, but it's not just nostalgia bait

I've said it before and I'll say it again: I love MMOs. The idea of sprawling fantasy worlds, brought to vibrant life by hordes (pun intended) of loyal fans all working together, is something truly special. But, as I grow older and spend more time touching grass than I did in my zoomer days, I can't keep up with the demanding grind. Take a night off? Miss an important item drop. Skip your dailies? Bye bye precious XP. It's a level of commitment I just don't have anymore, for better or for worse. But that's where Fellowship comes in. I took it for a spin at Gamescom 2025 and instantly fell in love with it, and now that it's out in the wild, it's quickly taking over my evenings. Touching grass? Hardly know her, I've got dungeons to beat and gear to get - and you can join me.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Fellowship blends Diablo's combat with the best bits of World of Warcraft, and you already can grab it at a discount

The Gartens always dine on this one dish for lunch that's so easy to prepare in advance and freeze. Read on to find some tips on how you can do so too.

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