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"A wordless world that speaks": Lofsöng is like a Playdead game set in a Brutalist nuclear exclusion zone
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"A wordless world that speaks": Lofsöng is like a Playdead game set in a Brutalist nuclear exclusion zone

Lofsöng is an ash-blown, top-down exploration game set on an Earth ravaged by nuclear winter, whose Brutalist structures form a sleeping, sunken language, revealed by sound. You are a "childlike figure" – notice the qualification – accompanied by a magic origami sculpture that refolds into such unlockable forms as gliders and sailboats, allowing you to zip ever more gracefully among the post-apocalyptic monoliths. Read more

Rock Paper Shotgun 24.04.2026 14:30 Uhr
Masters of Albion and Sintopia show god games are nothing without a deity's twitchy fingers
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Masters of Albion and Sintopia show god games are nothing without a deity's twitchy fingers

I've been thinking a lot about hands this week. Weird little things, covered in fingers and nails, always clenching and unclenching. Though, for once, they're not on my mind because I can't shake the realisation that they're basically boney squids attached to my wrists. No, I've been thinking about hands because I've had my dirty mitts all over Masters of Albion and Sintopia, two god games which put meat-hooks front and centre. Read more

Rock Paper Shotgun 24.04.2026 14:00 Uhr
Idle Defense codes April 2026
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Idle Defense codes April 2026

Steamroll every zombie type with loads of free presents and dark aura upgrade materials when you redeem these new Idle Defense codes.

PCGamesN 24.04.2026 13:39 Uhr
The best Fallout New Vegas mods
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The best Fallout New Vegas mods

All the best Fallout New Vegas mods right now, including texture fixes, additional quests, game modes, and entirely new campaigns.

PCGamesN 24.04.2026 12:55 Uhr
Woot have knocked 72% off this potent analog gaming keyboard
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Woot have knocked 72% off this potent analog gaming keyboard

One of the first times I remember seeing an optical analog gaming keyboard hit the mainsteam was the Razer Huntsman V2 Analog launch in 2021 - what feels like naffing ages ago now. Since then, we've seen keyboards gain more controller-like tech, like rapid trigger inputs and Hall Effect switches, but optical analog boards are where it all started, and the Huntsman v2 Analog remains a fine option today - especially when it's going cheap. When this keyboard was new, it retailed for $250, although

Rock Paper Shotgun 24.04.2026 12:54 Uhr
Save 35% on one of the best budget racing wheels of all time for console and PC sim racing
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Save 35% on one of the best budget racing wheels of all time for console and PC sim racing

The Logitech G29/G920 racing wheel design has been around for the best part of a decade, and has introduced countless people to the world of sim racing - myself included. It's a humble but well-made wheel with gear-driven force feedback, a full set of on-board controls, and convenient compatibility with console and PC (the console depends on the model you choose; both work with Windows) that makes it a versatile choice for sim racers just starting out. What's more, at £169 from Amazon for

Rock Paper Shotgun 24.04.2026 12:17 Uhr
Don't miss The Third Shift, a Game Boy horror museum that cleverly entangles Resident Evil-style CCTV perspectives with point-and-click investigation
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Don't miss The Third Shift, a Game Boy horror museum that cleverly entangles Resident Evil-style CCTV perspectives with point-and-click investigation

The most horrifying thing that ever happened to me while playing Game Boy was a school 'friend' flicking the power switch while getting off the train, just as I'd finally beaten that one maddeningly obscure block puzzle in The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening. He's lucky he's not buried somewhere under the railway lines between Shipley and Baildon. There were Game Boy horror games, but they were mostly crammed-down approximations of Resident Evil and the like, and I found them about as spooky

Rock Paper Shotgun 24.04.2026 12:10 Uhr