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Showcasing a selection of our favorite entertaining, action-packed and affordable PC video games and accessories.

Snow Rider 3D: The Ultimate Guide to Endless Fun
When winter arrives, many gamers look for ways to enjoy snowboarding without leaving home. Snow Rider 3D is one of the most addictive online slope games for players who love speed, snow, and thrill-packed challenges. Whether you’re looking to play Snow Rider 3D online during a study break or master new tricks on a sled, this guide covers everything you need to know.
By Samee Khalid5 months ago in Gamers
FC 25 Pro World ICON Blanc SBC: Solutions & Review
As the season draws to a close, EA Sports FC has once again delivered a high-profile SBC that's sure to excite fans—the 99-rated Pro World ICON Laurent Blanc. Known for his legendary defensive skills, Blanc's arrival provides a fantastic opportunity for players to bolster their backline with one of football's most iconic center-backs. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to FC 25, Blanc's SBC offers a chance to secure a solid defensive presence without breaking the bank.
By Wendy5 months ago in Gamers
Blasfemia Game Review
So…I don’t know how many of these indie horror games can start off and entirely occur in a locked house where the main character cannot just kick down the front door, but this is one of those games. I also don’t know how an evil nun can get annoying, but they can. Turning off light switches, appearing behind me, it makes for an interesting experience to a horror game to say the least.
By Amelia Ruth Thompson6 months ago in Gamers
Fence in Tarkov – An Old, Wasted Gimmick
(Intro) Fence has always been an… interesting trader in Tarkov, to say the least. A mysterious fellow who for the longest time, was kind of just around as a trader of random items. For years, he had no quests, no real purpose, and no progression. Essentially, he acted as a sort of beta test for the flea market, if you will. Because any items sold to Fence could be purchased by well… anyone. As long as they were on his menu when that item was sold it would pop up in his inventory, they could get that item at an increased price. But as time has gone on, other new mechanics that were more flushed out were introduced, making his gimmick feel both old and somewhat useless. They have tried to give him purpose with new quests as well as linking him to your scav karma, but ultimately, he still feels underutilized to an extent. So today, let’s talk about Fence; his role early on, what he evolved into, how he could be potentially spruced up and what he could theoretically look like when 1.0 drops.
By Jirasu6 months ago in Gamers
Fortnite Battle Skills: Rise to the Top with Every Match
You're down to five. Storm's closing in. You're cornered under pressure. What you do next? That's where battle skills come into play—and they set the good player apart from the one who wins Victory Royale.
By Deborah Larson6 months ago in Gamers
How 5G is Powering the Next Generation of AR Game
Augmented Reality (AR) gaming has evolved from simple camera filters and basic overlays into fully immersive, interactive experiences that blend digital elements with the real world. Over the past decade, AR titles like Pokémon GO, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, and Ingress have captured global attention, proving the huge potential of AR in the gaming industry. However, one of the main challenges has been the limitations of network speed, latency, and processing power—all of which can break immersion and frustrate players.
By Nidhi Gamer 6 months ago in Gamers
FC 26 Manager Market Brings Dynamic Manager Moves to Career Mode
EA Sports FC 26 is introducing a major upgrade to Career Mode: the Manager Market. This new system brings a living, evolving manager ecosystem where coaches can be sacked, poached, or choose to move for a fresh challenge. It's designed to make Career Mode more realistic, competitive, and unpredictable. Let's take a closer loot at it.
By Wendy6 months ago in Gamers
Unexpected Events in FC 26 Career Mode: How They Transform Your Managerial Journey
EA SPORTS FC 26's Career Mode takes a big step forward with the introduction of Unexpected Events — a fresh core feature designed to make your managerial journey more immersive and real. If you're a Career Mode fan, this new system will test your decision-making, adaptability, and tactical thinking like never before.
By Wendy6 months ago in Gamers
Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness - The End of an Era
Ah, so we've finally reached it, the black sheep of the Tomb Raider series. The production of the game was...rocky, with only one member of the original Tomb Raider team - Gavin Rummery - left. Additionally, there was very little enthusiasm for the project.
By Greg Seebregts6 months ago in Gamers
Battlefield 6 is Amazing, and I couldn’t be More Excited
(Intro) Battlefield 6’s open beta is awesome. This game from everything we have seen and played so far, looks to finally redeem the series with a massively successful title, barring things stay on the current path. From the reveal trailer to multiplayer deep dive, and now to the first open beta weekend, seeing the game played is one thing. But being able to put your hands on it and experience what the game feels like is something else. I mean, there is a reason why after only about less than twelve hours there were over three hundred thousand concurrent players on steam. Twice as much as 2042’s highest player count ever. This game could be something truly special. So, let’s break this open beta down; talk about gameplay, visuals, audio, performance and everything else and ask the question: is this game finally going to be what Battlefield fans have wanted so desperately of their beloved franchise?
By Jirasu6 months ago in Gamers
Quest Beyond the Loading Screen
For most gamers, the loading screen is a momentary pause—a brief breath between one adventure and the next. It’s a spinning wheel, a countdown bar, or a few words of lore meant to distract while the game prepares the next scene. But what if the real quest didn’t start after the loading screen, but beyond it? What if what lies behind those pixels is a hidden world, waiting to be explored by those who dare to look closer?
By Haris Raheem6 months ago in Gamers
The Thing Retrospective Game Review
So recently, I went on a kick of John Carpenter movies, y’know, like The Thing and the 2011 prequel of The Thing. As I was watching the movies, a friend informed me that he had played the video game a few years ago. To my surprise, and excitement, I decided to play the game myself.
By Amelia Ruth Thompson6 months ago in Gamers