Paul McNally

Knights of Frontier Valley is heading back out into the wilderness later this month, with MicroProse and solo developer Martin Menzel confirming that the old-school open-world roguelike RPG will launch its second Steam playtest on September 15.

War Thunder is getting another sizeable content drop this month, with Gaijin Entertainment confirming that the Sky Odyssey major update will arrive in mid-September, bringing Greek military vehicles to the game alongside a new Falkland Islands map, modern aircraft systems, and another hefty batch of vehicles.

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I turned my old MiSTer FPGA into the ultimate retro gaming rig with a 3D-printed case, 4:3 display, NFC game cards, CD drive and more.

League of Legends: Wild Rift is preparing to close out 2026 with a sizeable new update, as Patch 7.3: Center Stage arrives on September 22 with three new champions, major gameplay changes, another Ranked overhaul and a brand-new 3v3v3 mode.

Hump Day just got worse and this has put me in a right bad mood. The NEOGEO AES+ has been delayed until September 16, 2027, with PLAION REPLAI blaming a combination of stronger-than-expected demand and ongoing shortages of memory chips.

There are console launch games that demonstrate just what a step up the new hardware is offering, and there are console launch games that make you feel a bit better about the small fortune you just spent on it because you can’t stop playing ’em. In 2000, SSX managed to do both things at once. Annd that my friends, is a rarity.

One-inch Tactics Version 1.0.7 adds five new missions, taking the Steam tactical strategy game to 40 missions since its 2024 launch.

There comes a point in the life of many PC gamers when normal games are no longer enough. You start eyeing up those fancy flight simulators, but know in your heart of hearts it is probably going to take more effort – and indeed cash on new equipment – for something you may not ever like. So you find yourself getting into Microsoft Flight Simulator because it’s on Game Pass, as it’s technically free. hen you soon find you have have landed airliners. You have flown under bridges. You have probably crashed a Cessna into your own house in Microsoft Flight Simulator. Eventually, though, somebody mentions DCS World and suddenly you are watching a scary 40-minute YouTube video explaining how to start an F-16.

There are certain PC gaming peripherals that are quite difficult to explain to somebody who has never used one. Head tracking is definitely up there among them.