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Semifinals: The brutal war to determine the best RTS unit of all time needs your votes
This article discusses the semifinals of a reader-voted competition to determine the greatest Real-Time Strategy (RTS) unit of all time. It highlights the matchups between iconic units like the Mammoth Tank from Command & Conquer: Red Alert and the Pride of Hiigara from Homeworld 2, as well as the Executor Super Star Destroyer from Star Wars: Empire at War against the Priest from Age of Empires. The author expresses personal disappointment over some unit eliminations while encouraging readers to cast their votes.
The shortlist for 2026's Golden Joystick Awards is out, including PC Game of the Year, and you can vote now
The shortlist for the 44th annual Golden Joystick Awards has been released, featuring nominees for PC Game of the Year and other categories. Voting is now open for the public, with the deadline set for October 23rd. Winners will be announced at a ceremony on November 11th.
Quarterfinals: Vote for the best RTS unit of all time
PC Gamer is running a reader poll to determine the greatest Real-Time Strategy (RTS) unit of all time, with the quarterfinals featuring matchups like Peon vs. Mammoth Tank and Dolphin vs. Priest. The article highlights the unique abilities and lore of each unit, encouraging readers to vote based on various criteria.
Videogame villains who sing at you are the best
This article discusses the trend of villains singing in video games, highlighting examples from various titles like Middle-earth: Shadow of War, Hades II, and Baldur's Gate 3. It argues that unexpected musical numbers from antagonists can be more engaging than traditional monologues, making them memorable and impactful.
Today I learned the real reason why Geralt calls all of his horses Roach
The reason Geralt names all his horses Roach has been revealed in the latest Witcher novel, Crossroads of Ravens. Originally released in Polish, the novel's English translation explains that Geralt's horses are mares, and the name Roach is a humorous comparison to a less desirable fish, similar to how a customer might choose a mare over a stallion.
