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A woman with swords walks through fire in Where Winds Meet

Where Winds Meet review: "Sekiro-style combat meets seemingly every videogame idea ever in this bloated but fun open-world martial arts adventure"

By Abbie Stone published

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Will runs through a portal with a sword in hand in cropped key art for Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault

Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault review: "Dungeon delving, balancing sacks of loot, then hawking your wares is still a compelling loop – but the exchange rate between those pillars is wobbly in early access"

By Ali Jones published

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The Newmen GM326 puts other gaming keyboards to shame with its sub-$30 price tag | Review

By Tabitha Baker published

Review It's a budget brand, but the Newmen GM326 still punches well above its price weight.

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The PlayTrek 2-in-1 case is the Switch 2 storage option my holiday plans were calling for | Review

By Rosalie Newcombe published

Review The PlayTrek 2-in-1 case for the Switch 2 stands out amongst the sea of all-in-one cases with its lovely, officially licensed design and variety of impressive storage options.

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Root review: "Grand strategy"

By Jonathan Bolding last updated

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Lego arches built atop one another, with a monkey minifigure in the foreground

Monkey Palace: A Lego Board Game review - "Once you have wrapped your head around the rules, it can be a genuinely great time"

By Rollin Bishop last updated

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Glen Powell as Ben Richards in The Running Man

The Running Man review: "Some fun action and Glen Powell's star power aren't enough to energize this disappointing Stephen King adaptation"

By Molly Edwards published

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Key art for Possessor(s) with Luca and Rehm against a demonic city - used on the PS Store

Possessor(s) review: "Smart ideas are quickly buried in this demonic Metroidvania that's far too mundane and dull in a sea of sharp competition"

By Justin Towell published

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Key art for Lumines Arise showing a silhouetted figure walking through purple light with letters spiralling around them

Lumines Arise review: "Just as effective as Tetris Effect, block matching to a beat becomes a transcendent experience"

By Oscar Taylor-Kent published

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Key art for Anno 177: Pax Romana showing a robed ruler in front of a temple, with a montage of civilisation imagery on either side

Anno 117: Pax Romana review: "Whether dealing with rivals through warfare or diplomacy, there's a great deal to like in this engrossing city builder"

By Joe Chivers published

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