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  1. Oculus climbing movie The Soloist VR is utterly breathtaking

    There’s an old adage in mountaineering that you’re in the most danger when you start to feel safe. I’ve heard stories about climbers, wildly accomplished and in their physical prime, who died falling off relatively easy routes. A good friend of mine ‘decked’ on something comfortably within his grade early on in his climbing career. When I asked him what went wrong, he told me bluntly: ‘I didn’t respect the route.’

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  2. Glitchhikers: The Spaces Between offers ‘a space to reflect on the state of the world and on yourself’

    Feature | Glitchhikers: The Spaces Between offers ‘a space to reflect on the state of the world and on yourself’

    Studio director Lucas Johnson and creative director Claris Cyarron on creating a surreal journey.

    Night has enveloped the highway and your only companion is the music from the radio. A hiker stands on the road’s edge and, after passing them by, they appear in your car. Did you stop to pick them up? Did they teleport into your car? Does it matter? They tell you a story about their childhood - a tale of stars and pretending to be a god - only to, at the end, say they were never a child. You blink and they’re gone. All that is left is you and the road curving away into the dark - your journey will end when you need it to.

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  3. What we've been playing

    Feature | What we've been playing

    A few of the games that have us hooked at the moment.

    Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've found ourselves playing over the last few days. This time: boats, a birthday, and a hedgehog.

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  4. Chinatown Detective Agency review - a striking, neon-drenched setting, but mechanics come up short

    I've always thought I'd be a fabulous detective. I suspect it's a side effect of the endless true crime stuff I watch - but I reckon I've an eye for the details, you know. A good sixth sense. The ability to spot that small, inconsequential something that turns out to be oh-so consequential after all.

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  5. Monster Hunter Rise showcases Sunbreak expansion's Citadel map in new video tour

    Monster Hunter Rise's Sunbreak expansion is drawing ever-nearer to its June release on PC and Switch, and, in anticipation of its eventual arrival, Capcom has offered a closer look at its new Citadel map and new armoured monkey monster Garangolm in action.

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  6. Netflix's The Witcher casts its Gallatin, Milva, Mistle, and Prince Radovid

    With season 3 of Netflix's The Witcher adaptation now officially in production, the streaming service is beginning to loosen its lips about what's in store, and that includes casting news for four characters being introduced as part of the series' third outing.

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  7. New Need for Speed reportedly combining photo-realism with "anime elements"

    Following recent claims developer Criterion's new Need for Speed game could be launching as soon as November, it's now been reported the racer will be set in a fictional version of Chicago and will combine a "photo-realistic" art style with "anime elements".

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  8. Cyberpunk 2077 expansion will launch next year - and more DLC is in the works

    As part of its latest earnings report, CD Projekt has confirmed Cyberpunk 2077's previously announced paid expansion - which the developer says will deliver a "new storyline" - is now expected to arrive next year, and that additional DLC is in the works.

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  9. What we've been playing this year so far

    Eurogamer Newscast | What we've been playing this year so far

    Sony fires out blockbusters, while Fortnite goes to war.

    This week on the Eurogamer Newscast, we're taking stock of some of the games we've played this year so far.

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  10. Desert horror Amnesia: Rebirth is next week's free Epic Store game

    Amnesia: Rebirth, the third outing in developer Frictional Games' historical horror series, will be next week's free Epic Store game, alongside couch-based co-op dungeon-crawler Riverbond.

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  11. Looks like Godzilla is heading to Call of Duty Warzone

    The release date of Call of Duty Warzone and Vanguard's new season has been announced with a new cinematic trailer that appears to hint the arrival of something more sinister.

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  12. Scarlet Nexus has gained 1m players from Xbox Game Pass

    Scarlet Nexus has seen its player base boosted by a million players from Xbox Game Pass, publisher Bandai Namco said today.

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  13. Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters preview assets featuring turn-based tactics gameplay, the base ship, and assorted shots of your customised four-man squads.

    One of the great delights of being a purely surface-level Warhammer 40K enjoyer is that around every corner there's always some new, human-made horror to discover. The other day, for instance, I learned about the Exterminatus, a giant, Galactic Empire-inspired space gun that blows up planets when all other options - Space Marines, Grey Knights, Titans, Orbital Bombardments, et cetera - have been exhausted.

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  14. Saints Row is getting a new showcase next week, focusing on customisation

    A new showcase for the upcoming Saints Row reboot has been announced, and it's coming as soon as next week. Or, more precisely, it is coming on 20th April at 8pm UK time and will be streamed across Twitch and YouTube.

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  15. Three people arrested for Club Penguin copyright infringement

    Three people involved in a fan-made revival of Disney's Club Penguin have reportedly been arrested by the City of London police.

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  16. Deep Rock Galactic unveils second season plans

    Deep Rock Galactic, the co-op mining shooter which shot to 10 million registered players after arriving on PlayStation Plus, has detailed plans for its next season.

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  17. No Man's Sky creator says next game is "pretty ambitious"

    Hello Games, the British studio behind No Man's Sky, is working on its next new release.

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  18. Dead Space developers change Plasma Cutter and Pulse Rifle sounds following feedback

    Following an audio livestream and subsequent feedback from its community, EA Motive has changed the sounds of both the Plasma Cutter and Pulse Rifle in its upcoming Dead Space remake.

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  19. New Overwatch 2 character Sojourn leaks in gameplay video

    An official-looking teaser video showing what new Overwatch 2 character Sojourn can do has leaked onto the internet.

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  20. Advance Wars 1+2 Re-Boot Camp playable for one Nintendo Switch user

    UPDATE 14/4/22: Killtheth, the Twitter user who gained access to Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp on their Switch Lite despite Nintendo officially delaying its release, has now had her order cancelled. Nintendo will be providing Killtheth with a refund for her purchase (although she is yet to receive it).

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  21. There's a new Sonic the Hedgehog game

    Sonic Speed Simulator is a new Sonic the Hedgehog game available to play now as part of Roblox.

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  22. Fez at 10 years old: Phil Fish resurfaces for a rare interview

    Interview | Fez at 10 years old: Phil Fish resurfaces for a rare interview

    There may still be mysteries in the game unsolved.

    Yesterday, I published a piece looking back at 10 years of Fez, and while writing it, I couldn't help but wonder what the game's creator, Phil Fish, was up to now.

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  23. Next week's Battlefield 2042 update brings "400+" fixes and improvements

    Developer DICE is readying to launch a major new update for Battlefield 2042, with the beleaguered shooter's 4.0 release promising to deliver "400+" fixes and improvements when it arrives some time next week.

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  24. Sate your word game cravings with Scrabble's free new official web version

    If you're hankering for some additional letter-based puzzling to fill the void between your daily bursts of Wordle, Mattel and developer Scopely might well have the answer - as the grandaddy of word games, Scrabble, is given a brand-new web version to mark what is apparently this year's National Scrabble Day in the US.

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  25. CD Projekt delays Witcher 3 for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S "until further notice"

    The Witcher 3's long-awaited PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S version has been delayed indefinitely following CD Projekt's decision to move its development in-house.

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  26. Pokémon Go maker Niantic's next project Peridot is a social Tamagotchi-style game

    Niantic's next game involves caring for and breeding fictional creatures - but it's nothing to do with Pokémon. Instead, Peridot is a brand new creation by Niantic itself - the company's first for many years - and one it's aiming at an even wider audience.

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  27. California governor accused of interfering to support Activision Blizzard in state discrimination lawsuit

    California governor accused of interfering to support Activision Blizzard in state discrimination lawsuit

    Said to have "abruptly terminated" DFEH boss that fought to maintain agency independence.

    The California Department of Fair Employment's ongoing harassment and discrimination lawsuit against Activision Blizzard - which accused the publisher of fostering a "frat boy culture" in which sexual harassment, assault, and inappropriate behaviour were able to thrive - has taken another dramatic turn. A state of California lawyer involved in the lawsuit has resigned, accusing the state's governor of interfering in the case in support of Activision Blizzard.

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  28. Steam Deck vs next-gen gaming - is Valve's handheld future-proof?

    Digital Foundry | Steam Deck vs next-gen gaming - is Valve's handheld future-proof?

    Ray tracing, UE5 and Flight Sim tested - with some stunning results.

    When Digital Foundry reviewed Steam Deck, the overall takeaway was that Valve had delivered by far the most powerful handheld we'd ever seen - to the point where we could take PC ports of console games and run them at PS4-equivalent settings with much the same performance. The only difference? Lowering resolution from 1080p down to 720p or 800p. There's more to Steam Deck, however. Its main processor is based on the same core technologies as the silicon that powers PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. It's 'next-gen capable' if you like - but does it have the horsepower to run cutting-edge games at reasonable frame-rates?

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  29. Cook Serve Forever announced, arriving early 2023

    Developer Vertigo Gaming Inc, known for its beloved Cook, Serve, Delicious series, has announced its newest game - Cook Serve Forever.

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