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Red Dead Redemption 2’s saloons are the hubs of their towns. Whether you want a full belly, a quick drink, a place to stay the night or even a haircut, you’ll find a saloon to meet your needs. I’ve spent tens of hours in them over the course of my playthrough, downing whiskey and flirting with the locals. Here’s a review of every saloon in Red Dead Redemption 2. → Read More
The first Dead Space turned 10 years old last month. It took me a month to get through the first two hours when I first played it. Every time I jumped back in → Read More
Games like Divinity: Original Sin 2 are keeping the genre relevant in an era when players are time poor, and have a lot of games to choose from. → Read More
Making a good horror game like Alien: Isolation takes a careful mix of sound design, lighting, jump scares, and not telling the player everything. → Read More
Few games nail the ebb and flow of conversations like Oxenfree, the supernatural drama about a group of teenagers on a deserted island. The cast speak over one → Read More
Ark Survival Evolved is a multiplayer dino-hunting/riding, craft-and-build action game that's long been in early access. Now it's out for real. Read our review. → Read More
Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony has a free demo ahead of its full launch on September 26, and it's about as weird as you'd expect. You're trapped inside a → Read More
One of the developers behind the rock solid top-down shooter Teleglitch: Die More Edition is working on an FTL-inspired spaceship roguelike that, judging by the → Read More
I've just been clicking my way around Where the Goats Are , a pay-what-you-want one-hour story from developer Memory of God about an old lady, Tikvah, and her → Read More
Lifeless Moon , the follow-up to exploration game Lifeless Planet, has launched a crowdfunding campaign. Where the first game was set in the far future 15 light → Read More
The team behind World War II RTS Steel Division: Normandy 44 recently detailed everything that's coming to the game before the end of the year, including its → Read More
Funcom have been slowly building up Secret World Legends – the revamped version of its conspiracy-laden 2012 MMO The Secret World – by taking bits of the old → Read More
Zero gravity FPS LawBreakers will add three new maps, new game modes and a new class before the end of the year, developers Boss Key Productions have announced → Read More
Crowdfunded murder mystery game Tokyo Dark launched this week, and looks pretty gorgeous. Publishers Square Enix describe it as "somewhere between a point → Read More
Arma 3's Laws of War DLC, which puts you in the role of a humanitarian aid worker, is out now. At the heart of the package is a mini-campaign that fills the → Read More
Top-down old school footy sim Dino Dini's Kick Off Revival shoots onto PC later this month. It's a modern take on Kick Off, the series that first arrived on → Read More
Grid-based dungeon crawler Vaporum first blipped our radar in 2015 when the team were looking for funding, and now the steampunk RPG is all shined up and ready → Read More
Luminous Corridor 0 is a top-down arcade shooter in which you run your 8-bit hero around a square screen, blasting away enemies and avoiding colourful → Read More
29 tries to capture the emotional rollercoaster that is the last days of university: you're glad exams are over but, gulp, you actually have to start being an → Read More
The excellently-named Pikuniku might just be the most colourful dystopian adventure ever. You're a red blob with gloriously wobbly legs exploring a bright → Read More