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METRO 2039 ANNOUNCED | BACK TO WHAT METRO DOES BEST?

A short, quiet moment… then that familiar sound of something moving in the dark. That’s all it took for the Metro community to wake up again. The newly released trailer for Metro 2039 doesn’t try to explain much, and honestly, it doesn’t need to. It leans entirely on atmosphere thick, suffocating, and unmistakably Metro. If anything, the biggest takeaway is not what we’re shown, but what we’re made to feel: a shift in tone that feels deliberate, almost...

PUBLISHED | I7.O6.IIO26

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REVIEW | PRAGMATA | ATMOSPHERE 1ST, ACTION 2ND... IT WORKS

Pragmata opens without urgency, without noise, and without the usual need to impress in the first few minutes. There’s no rush to throw mechanics at you or to prove its scale immediately. Instead, it establishes a tone and lets that tone carry the experience forward. That approach defines everything that follows. It can feel distant at first, even slightly cold, but it’s deliberate. The game is asking for patience from the beginning, and whether that works for you...

PUBLISHED | I6.O4.IIO26

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PREVIEW | SPACECRAFT | A SPACE SANDBOX IN PROGRESS

Not every space game tries to turn you into a hero or throw you into constant action. SpaceCraft goes in a completely different direction, focusing on building, systems, and slow progression instead of spectacle. From the first moments, it’s clear the game is less about dramatic events and more about how efficiently you can create, expand, and manage your own piece of space. That alone puts it in a very specific niche, one that doesn’t get many serious attempts...

PUBLISHED | I6.O4.IIO26

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REVIEW | ASUS TUF M3 GEN II | LIGHT, FAST & EASY TO TRUST

Some products are easy to review because they announce themselves loudly from the very beginning. They arrive with oversized promises, aggressive marketing, a list of features designed to sound impressive in a store page thumbnail, and just enough visual drama to make you believe you are about to experience something special. Then there are products like the ASUS TUF Gaming M3 Gen II, and they work very differently. This is not a mouse that tries to overwhelm...

PUBLISHED | IO.O4.IIO26

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THE FUTURE OF DESKTOP PCs | IN A MOBILE & CONSOLE WORLD

The idea that desktop PCs are slowly becoming irrelevant has been repeated so often that it has started to feel like an accepted truth, a quiet assumption that no longer needs to be questioned. Everywhere you look, the signals seem to point in the same direction. Smartphones dominate daily interaction, reducing entire workflows into tap-based simplicity. Consoles have eliminated friction to the point where gaming feels almost instantaneous, predictable and...

PUBLISHED | O9.O4.IIO26

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REQUIREMENTS | GOTHIC 1 REMAKE | CAN YOUR PC RUN IT ?

Returning to the Colony this time isn’t just a trip down memory lane - it’s a completely different technical experience. Gothic 1 Remake has been rebuilt from the ground up, which means everything that once felt simple is now significantly more demanding. The world is denser, lighting is far more advanced, and character models carry a level of detail the original never even aimed for. That shift comes with a price. Hardware that easily handled the old Gothic won’t...

PUBLISHED | O8.O4.IIO26

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INDUSTRIA 2 | ATMOSPHERIC FPS LAUNCHES THIS APRIL

Industria 2 officially arrives on April 15, 2026, bringing back its distinct mix of narrative-driven shooting and quiet, unsettling atmosphere. The newly released trailer and updated details confirm that this isn’t just a visual step forward, but a more focused continuation of the original game’s identity something that doesn’t try to compete with mainstream shooters, but instead builds on its own pace and tone. What stands out immediately is the direction the...

PUBLISHED | O8.O4.IIO26

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ELDEN RING MOVIE | FROM SOFTWARE TO CINEMA

Turning Elden Ring into a live-action movie was never supposed to feel like a safe idea. It’s the kind of project that immediately raises one simple question why even try? This isn’t a story-driven game in the traditional sense, it’s an experience built on fragments, silence, and interpretation. There’s no clear structure to follow, no obvious protagonist, and no single “correct” version of events. And yet, somehow, this adaptation is not only real, but quietly...

PUBLISHED | O7.O4.IIO26

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PREVIEW | SONGS OF GLIMMERWICK | LOW KEY, HIGH POTENTIAL

Not every RPG needs to be loud to stand out. No explosions, no forced urgency, no constant pressure to “win.” Songs of Glimmerwick takes a noticeably calmer approach, and that alone makes it feel different from most games in the genre right now. At its core, this is a witch academy RPG, but not in the way most people would expect. Forget combat-heavy systems or dark fantasy drama. Instead, Songs of Glimmerwick leans into a softer, more personal experience...

PUBLISHED | O6.O4.IIO26

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REVIEW | RESIDENT EVIL REQUIEM | SLOW, TENSE, IMMERSIVE

Some games leave a mark on you long after you put the controller down. They remind you why you fell in love with gaming in the first place. For me, survival horror has always belonged to that category. I grew up mostly on RPGs sprawling worlds, slow character building, the comfort of long journeys and deep systems. That’s still my home genre and probably always will be. But something changed in the last few years. Lately I’ve realized that alongside...

PUBLISHED | O6.O4.IIO26

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