If you’ve played Helldivers 2, you already get it. If you haven’t — imagine if Starship Troopers, friendly fire, and pure co-op chaos had a baby, and then gave it guns. Big guns.
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When Hades launched, it felt like an earthquake — a roguelike that didn’t just challenge you, but charmed you...
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Cyberpunk 2077 had a rocky launch, but the Phantom Liberty expansion proved to be a game-changer that brought the world of Night City back to life...
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Elden Ring continues to set the standard for open-world action RPGs with its seamless blend of exploration freedom and challenging combat.
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Ghostrunner throws you headlong into a cyberpunk world where speed, precision, and reflexes are the only things keeping you alive...
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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a masterpiece of open-world RPG design, offering an expansive open world filled with memorable characters and stories...
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When indie darling Gear Games first announced Path of Exile 2, it made a promise: Path of Exile, but bigger, bolder, and more beautiful. Ten months after the last Path of Exile league, it’s clear that the studio is off to a blazing start.
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Ghost of Tsushima lets players step into a breathtaking open world set during one of Japan’s most turbulent eras...
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Deep Rock Galactic throws you and up to three friends into the dark, dangerous caves of planet Hoxxes in search of precious minerals and alien bugs...
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Valheim throws you into a vast, mysterious world inspired by Norse mythology, where you play a fallen Viking warrior trying to prove your worth in the afterlife.
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Few games capture the thrill of slaying colossal beasts with such stunning depth and stylish action as Monster Hunter: World...
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When Grinding Gear Games first announced Path of Exile 2, it made a promise: PoE but bigger, bolder, and more beautiful...
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Hi-Fi Rush doesn’t just want you to play — it wants you to groove. Everything in this game pulses with rhythm: doors open on the beat, enemies attack in time, and combos hit harder when you’re in sync. It’s a rhythm game disguised as an action brawler.
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Resident Evil 7: Biohazard marked a sharp pivot — and a triumphant return — to the series’ horror roots. Gone were the action-heavy set pieces of the past decade. In their place: a creaking, rotting Louisiana mansion, a handheld flashlight, and a suffocating sense of dread. From the moment Ethan Winters steps into the decaying Baker estate in search of his missing wife, you know something is wrong. The house isn’t just creepy — it’s alive. Every floorboard creak, every flickering bulb, every distant footstep is a threat. The fear is slow, crawling, and personal.
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After years of massive open-world RPGs, Mirage strips things back — and it feels right. Gone are the endless skill trees and loot grinds. In their place: focus, agility, stealth. It’s a love letter to the early days of the series, and it hits hard for those who’ve missed the thrill of a clean, quiet kill in a bustling city. You play as Basim — a thief, then a student of the Hidden Ones — in 9th-century Baghdad. The world isn’t huge, but it’s dense, alive, layered. It doesn't need to be endless when every street corner hides something useful… or dangerous.
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