Embark and Arrowhead have found a multiplayer pricing sweet spot.

With an assist from the Steam Winter sale.

Practice makes perfect.

Matt Duffer's been playing Baldur's Gate 3 lately, and apparently it gave him an idea.

Road-side Shawarma codes for another chance to get the order right.

"The real work is actually making sure the map plays well."

Finally, some good news.

Would you strap an AI machine and a few cameras to your face?

Be Quiet! has its eyes on the prize.

Because we all want a GPU that looks like a 1980s beatbox.

The minimum system requirement is basic but the recommended hardware is fairly high-end, despite only promising 60 fps at 1080p.

None of my accomplishments mean anything.

If you want Calcium, you'll need to move home first.

But the pricing will no doubt be distinctly 2026.

Most powerful, so presumably most expensive, too?

One last look back at the Christmas break.

More repairable laptops can only be a good thing.

Shame the hardware inside is a bit limited for gaming.

Also, the glass is half full.

Don't trek on with an empty stomach.

You can't make a sprawling space factory if you're a dehydrated.

But is less more?

Mudang: Two Hearts might need a defib.

A good omen for 2026, if I've ever seen one.