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Someone's head is killing me in Memoirium, a PSX-styled soulslike about battling through bizarre dreamscapes and decorating your bedroom
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Someone's head is killing me in Memoirium, a PSX-styled soulslike about battling through bizarre dreamscapes and decorating your bedroom

I don’t know whose dreams Memoirium warps into action-RPG soulslike levels - it may not even be the player character’s - but whoever they are, they need to lay off the post-10pm Babybels. Besides being filled with chair-wielding thugs and hornfaced monsters, this blocky sleeprealm is lousy with the kind of shattered fantasy geometry that could send an innocent dodgeroller tumbling fatally off a hundred-foot-high-ledge. Also, the ledge is a giant sword. Such was just one of my deaths

Sovereign Tower review
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Sovereign Tower review

Judiciously rule a fantasy kingdom, or just use time travel to fix all of your terrible mistakes.

Keep the Door Locked codes (August 2026)
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Keep the Door Locked codes (August 2026)

Get free cash and enough revive tickets to help you reach the end of a round when you redeem these new Keep the Door Locked codes on Roblox.

Beyond Cultivation codes (August 2026)
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Beyond Cultivation codes (August 2026)

Get everything you need to fight your way to a calm mind and a tranquil, immortal soul with these new Beyond Cultivation codes on Roblox.

Dig and Clean codes (August 2026)
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Dig and Clean codes (August 2026)

Give your luck a major boost and dig up some fantastical fossils when you redeem these new Dig and Clean codes on Roblox before they expire.

This week in PC games: GoldenEye returns (sort of), plus janky arcade football, ballpoint cities, and a game about keeping the monsters inside Area 51
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This week in PC games: GoldenEye returns (sort of), plus janky arcade football, ballpoint cities, and a game about keeping the monsters inside Area 51

This week in PC games: too much horror! And not the kind related to graphics card prices, stinky corporate acquisitions, or the general corrosion of all that is real and good. There are a lot of horror games, I mean. I do like horror games, but I'm easily deadened by them - I need an apple-cheeked platformer or two to reset my gauges, between soul-harrowings. Besides, if the weekly new game round-up skews too hard towards any one genre, the Maw gets acid reflux, and the last time that happened,