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Coexist with a capricious, rusty moon in Amberspire, the new isometric city-builder from the creator of The Banished Vault
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Coexist with a capricious, rusty moon in Amberspire, the new isometric city-builder from the creator of The Banished Vault

I am shocked to discover that this is the first time we've written about Amberspire, the new sci-fi city builder from Nic Tringali, developer of starfaring monastic strategy game The Banished Vault. Shocked, I tell you! It's set on a gas giant moon, looks a bit like isometric Sable, features dice with arcane symbols, and challenges you to "cohabit" with an ecology of ooze, silica and rust, rather than turning everything into a mall. It's the kind of speculative fiction racket an eco-vibing hips

Get 15 games for $15 via Humble Bundle
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Get 15 games for $15 via Humble Bundle

The just launched 15 for 15 Spring 2026 Humble Bundle has a bunch of completely random treats to add to your gaming collection.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

I was the untitled goose in Big Walk, the balmy new open world co-op puzzler from House House
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I was the untitled goose in Big Walk, the balmy new open world co-op puzzler from House House

House House were kind enough to keep a video of my hands-on session with Big Walk, filmed by one of the participating PRs. Generally, a full video of a preview event including player audio is a lifesaver for a journalist, struggling to keep notes while pushing buttons. But in this case, I don't want to watch the Big Walk video, because then I would hear what the other players were saying when I wasn't there. You see, I fell down a cliff midway through Big Walk, and spent the night floundering a

Crimson Desert might be an open world jumble of loose ends, but I can't resist its sexy towers and ghost trains
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Crimson Desert might be an open world jumble of loose ends, but I can't resist its sexy towers and ghost trains

Phwoar, look at that striking steeple on the horizon, I thought after arriving in Crimson Desert’s first town. I was playing a man I was fairly sure I couldn’t give a toss about, embroiled in a conflict I also couldn’t give a toss about, but that tower. Man, it took my breath away. Who could dwell within it? Who first built it? Can I climb it? Where did they get all of that stone? These questions buzzed around my belfry-addled brain. ‘Hey, stay on track,’ argued an

This SSD enclosure is one of my most-used PC gadgets, and you can get it for 30% off
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This SSD enclosure is one of my most-used PC gadgets, and you can get it for 30% off

One of my most useful tech purchases in recent times hasn't been anythng big or flashy, but a humble Ugreen SSD enclosure. It essentially takes any spare M.2 drive you might have laying around and turns it into a fast external SSD, with minimul fuss and for a lot less cash than just buying a whole new portable drive. I've done this with a 2TB Crucial P310 I had left over, and it's worked a treat for the last year. At Amazon, it's down to £16 in the UK and $16 in the USA. The latter is for

The Asus ROG Strix XG27UCG, one of the dual-mode gaming monitor pioneers, has hit its lowest-ever price
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The Asus ROG Strix XG27UCG, one of the dual-mode gaming monitor pioneers, has hit its lowest-ever price

High-resolution monitors have become a lot cheaper over recent years, in contrast to a most internal component types, which are currently in a race to see who can plunge us into financial destitution the fastest. It wasn’t that long ago that the 4K, 160Hz, 27in panel of the Asus ROG Strix XG27UCG would put it out of reach for anyone who didn’t have access to a sovereign wealth fund, yet here it is, discounted to just £319 / $299. That’s only about half what it would cost