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Corsair's mid-range headset is no frills and that's just fine
The Corsair HS35 v3 is a no-frills, mid-range gaming headset that offers excellent value and impressive audio quality for its price point. It is notably lightweight and comfortable for extended use, though it lacks aesthetic flair and advanced features like extensive onboard controls or software customization. Battery life is adequate at 30 hours, but falls short of premium models.
A disturbing '90s point-and-click horror game about waking up in a rundown asylum with no recollection of who you…
Ziggurat is releasing Sanitarium Enhanced, a reissue of the 1998 point-and-click horror game, with updates including widescreen support, controller support, and an optional hint mode. The enhanced version will also be available on Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles in 2026, in addition to PC and Steam Deck.
Steam Week in Review: Games about sorting 1000s of mundane objects onto shelves is the new craze sweeping PC gaming
A new trend of 'sorting simulator' games is gaining popularity on PC, focusing on the mundane task of organizing thousands of objects onto shelves. Titles like Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library!, Toy Shop Tidy Up, and Cellar Keeper exemplify this microgenre, offering varying levels of complexity and player satisfaction. This trend follows the success of other simulation games like House Flipper and Power Wash Simulator, with numerous similar titles slated for release.
A new Elder Scrolls is still years away, but this fun Arthurian Skyrim clone is 50% off right now
Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon, an open-world first-person RPG inspired by Arthurian legend, is currently 50% off on Steam. The game, which launched last year after early access, features exploration, crafting, and morally ambiguous choices. A recent patch added new items, graphics options, armor sets, and a romance option.
Steam Week in Review: Take cover, because it looks like more than half of Steam games will have an AI-disclosure by…
The article analyzes the increasing trend of AI disclosures on Steam, noting a significant rise in AI-flagged game launches since early 2025. If this trajectory continues, approximately half of all Steam games could be AI-flagged by 2027-2028, though most are unlikely to generate revenue. This surge in AI-generated content poses challenges for smaller developers seeking visibility on the platform.
Turtle Beach's new keyboard has given me something I didn't know I wanted
The Turtle Beach Command Series KB7 TKL keyboard offers a premium build with Hall effect switches and a unique 4.3-inch touchscreen for customization and shortcuts, appealing to both competitive gamers and content creators. While the screen's necessity is debatable, its functionality for macros, application shortcuts, and website/folder access proves surprisingly useful over time, despite a high price point.
Steam Week in Review: Steam sales are the best time to hoard dozens of forgotten '90s PC gaming oddities
The Steam Summer Sale offers deep discounts on major titles, but also presents an opportunity to explore forgotten '90s PC gaming oddities. The article highlights obscure FMV racers, cyberpunk adventures, and rail shooters, suggesting that even browsing trailers and screenshots can be a fascinating dive into video game history. It also notes the ongoing popularity of games like Cyberpunk 2077 and PUBG: Battlegrounds during the sale period.
Steam Week in Review: Steam is flooded with liminal spaces games and I approve, but I think I've found the best to…
The article discusses the surge of 'liminal spaces' games on Steam, highlighting Dreamcore as a notable example. It explores the appeal of these games, which evoke feelings of nostalgia and unease, and touches upon Steam's top-selling titles and notable user reviews.
This month's Humble Choice is offering one of the best turnbased sicko RPGs of the century for an all time low $15—plus you get 8 other games including Diablo 4
This month's Humble Choice bundle features Shin Megami Tensei 5: Vengeance as its headliner, alongside Diablo 4 and seven other games for $15. The article highlights SMT 5: Vengeance as a standout turn-based JRPG with strong vibes and engaging combat, recommending it for PC and Steam Deck players. Other notable games in the bundle include Crysis 3 Remastered and Heroes of Hammerwatch 2.
Titanium Court review
Titanium Court is a unique roguelite that blends match-three mechanics with autobattler and visual novel elements. Developed by AP Thomson and published by Fellow Traveller, the game offers a stylish experience with humorous writing, though its reliance on match-three gameplay may be a barrier for some players. The review highlights the game's eccentric presentation and intellectual humor despite frustrations with randomisation and the core matching mechanic.
Five new Steam games you probably missed (April 13, 2026)
This article highlights five new indie games released on Steam in early April 2026, including the horror point-and-click Cult Vacui, the survival horror Subversive Memories, the cozy life sim KuloNiku: Bowl Up!, the action platformer ChainStaff, and the disorienting FPS Agony Increment. It aims to help players discover hidden gems amidst the daily deluge of new releases on the platform.
Five new Steam games you probably missed (March 23, 2026)
This article highlights five new games released on Steam in March 2026, including Bonnie Bear Saves Frogtime, a tactical RPG; Lost Wiki: Kozlovka, an investigative mystery; Deadline Delivery, a physics-based delivery game; Heroes of Science and Fiction, a turn-based strategy title; and The Coin Game, an arcade-filled sandbox experience. The list aims to help players discover hidden gems amidst the daily deluge of new releases.
Five new Steam games you probably missed (March 2, 2026)
This article highlights five new games released on Steam in late February 2026, including the surreal adventure Water Womb World, the sim-centric climbing game New Heights, and the PC port of the PS1 horror title Fear Effect 2: Retro Helix. It also features Tales of Berseria Remastered and the metroidvania Emberbane, offering brief descriptions and developer information for each.
