REVIEW | LOGITECH G502X GAMING | IF YOU KNOW, YOU KNOW

The Logitech G502 X is one of those mice that makes a strong first impression for a reason. It looks like a continuation of a classic, but once you actually start using it, it becomes obvious that Logitech didn’t just do a cosmetic refresh here. The shape is familiar, the identity is still pure G502, but the whole experience feels more refined, lighter, and more deliberate than older versions. Logitech cut the wired G502 X down to 89 grams, paired it with LIGHTFORCE hybrid...

PUBLISHED | II7.O3.IIO26

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THE EXPANSE: OSIRIS REBORN | THIS ONE MIGHT BE SPECIAL

For a long time, The Expanse: Osiris Reborn existed more as an idea than a game you could actually picture. A few mentions, a name tied to a strong IP, and not much else. That changed with the latest Xbox Partner Preview, where the project finally stepped out of the shadows with something tangible proper gameplay, actual systems, and a clearer direction. This wasn’t one of those cinematic-heavy reveals that leave you guessing what the game really is...

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REVIEW | BALDUR’S GATE III | WE WAITED… IT WAS WORTH IT

Waiting too long for something you care about changes how you look at it before it even arrives. Not the loud fear of disappointment, but the quiet one, the type that grows slowly over years. Baldur’s Gate III carried that kind of weight for me. Not because Larian didn’t know how to make RPGs. They clearly do. But because Baldur’s Gate is not just another RPG name. It is a memory. A tone. A rhythm of play. A feeling of sitting in front of a screen late at night...

PUBLISHED | II6.O3.IIO26

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PREVIEW | ACES OF THUNDER | A PERSONAL FLIGHT INTO HISTORY

Aerial combat has always fascinated me, but not in the abstract, cinematic way most games present it. For me, planes especially those from the WWII era have always carried weight. Real weight. They’re not just machines; they’re stories suspended between sky and ground, bravery and fear, survival and loss. That’s why Aces of Thunder instantly caught my attention, long before it had a confirmed release date or a clear roadmap. I’ve always been drawn to WWII...

PUBLISHED | II5.O3.IIO26

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REQUIREMENTS | FORZA HORIZON 6 | CAN YOUR PC RUN IT ?

Forza Horizon 6 is starting to take shape, not through big reveals or cinematic trailers, but through smaller details that say more than they first appear. System requirements might seem like a technical footnote at a glance, but in this case, they reveal the direction of the game more clearly than any marketing material. Without showing much, Playground Games is already hinting at a shift in scale, structure, and expectations and it’s a shift that directly affects...

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REVIEW | CRONOS: THE NEW DAWN | TIME DOES NOT HEAL HERE

When I first launched Cronos: The New Dawn, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. Knowing it came from Bloober Team the same team behind the Silent Hill 2 remake my expectations were high. As the screen faded in and the first ruins of post-apocalyptic Poland appeared before me, I immediately felt the game pulling me in. And honestly, it did. This blend of retro-futuristic aesthetics, body horror, and a sense of future despair may not be perfect, but it definitely...

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MAINGEAR RETRO98 | REMEMBERS WHAT OTHERS FORGOT

Maingear Retro98 doesn’t try to belong to the current PC landscape, and that’s exactly why it stands out. It steps into a space most companies avoid entirely, choosing familiarity over spectacle and memory over innovation as its starting point. It does not pretend to be cutting-edge in how it looks, and that is exactly what gives it weight. Instead of chasing the usual expectations glass panels, RGB layers, aggressive shapes it moves in the opposite direction with...

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MSI & BLIZZARD ON THE ROAD | WORLD OF WARCRAFT RTX 5070

Not every GPU release manages to feel personal, but this one gets surprisingly close. MSI’s collaboration with Blizzard brings a limited edition NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 inspired by World of Warcraft: Midnight, and it immediately stands out as more than just a themed variant. It actually feels like something made with the game’s identity in mind, not just its logo. At first glance, the design is what pulls you in. MSI didn’t play it safe here. The card leans heavily into...

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REVIEW | CANYON DEIMOS GC4 GAMING CHAIR | BUILD TO STAY

Some products don’t try to win you over instantly and the Canyon Deimos GC-4 is exactly that kind of chair.It doesn’t scream premium, doesn’t lean into aggressive marketing buzzwords, and doesn’t come wrapped in unrealistic expectations. Instead, it quietly does its job and sometimes, that’s exactly what ends up making it stand out over time. The Canyon Deimos GC-4 gaming chair fits precisely into that category. It’s not positioned as a flagship model...

PUBLISHED | II4.O3.IIO26

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PREVIEW | EXODUS | FRESH GAMEPLAY, FAMILIAR DNA

Exodus is a game that captivates you instantly, not by presenting something entirely novel, but by evoking a sense of nostalgia for something you've longed for. There’s a familiarity to it that’s hard to ignore, especially if you’ve spent years hoping for something that could fill that quiet gap left behind by Mass Effect. And yet, the more you look at it, the more you realize this isn’t just trying to recreate that formula - it’s trying to stretch it, reshape it, maybe even...

PUBLISHED | II4.O3.IIO26

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