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Control Resonant review8.5/10

Control ResonantPlayStation 5

Control Resonant Review: A Surreal Sequel With Real Staying Power

Control Resonant is an absorbing supernatural action sequel whose superb worldbuilding, likable new lead, and wonderfully strange mission design consistently pull it past its combat and balance frustrations. Remedy Entertainment's move toward melee-driven acti

By Adam Devine

Razer's upgraded do-it-all Naga V3 Pro sings in my scattered Steam library, but genre-focused players should be wary review8.0/10

Razer's upgraded do-it-all Naga V3 Pro sings in my scattered Steam library, but genre-focused players should be waryPC

Razer Naga V3 Pro Review: A Premium Mouse Built for Every Corner of Your Library

The Razer Naga V3 Pro is an expensive but unusually adaptable wireless gaming mouse. Its swappable side plates genuinely let it move between MMO-heavy control schemes and simpler action-game layouts, while its excellent scroll wheel adds everyday usefulness. I

By Quinton Johnson

Creative Pebble Plus speakers are still a budget GOAT in 2026, but should you put up with their annoying cable clutter for $30? review9.0/10

Creative Pebble Plus speakers are still a budget GOAT in 2026, but should you put up with their annoying cable clutter for $30?PC

Creative Pebble Plus Review: Still the Budget 2.1 Speaker Champion

The Creative Pebble Plus remains an exceptional value for anyone seeking a proper 2.1 desktop speaker system for around $30 / £30. Its angled satellite speakers and surprisingly effective compact subwoofer create clear, rounded sound that far exceeds the expec

By Adam Devine

Silent Hill: Townfall review8.3/10

Silent Hill: TownfallPlayStation 5

Silent Hill: Townfall Review - A Haunting First-Person Descent

Silent Hill: Townfall is an affecting and visually oppressive first-person entry that captures the series' themes of loneliness, guilt, and trauma. Its stealth-heavy encounters and inconsistent enemy awareness can undercut the fear, but St. Amelia remains a co

By Aaron Chisea

I wanted to adore the Epomaker GX1 headset, but its tinny sound and middling software put a stop to our audio love affair review5.0/10

I wanted to adore the Epomaker GX1 headset, but its tinny sound and middling software put a stop to our audio love affairPC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Mobile, Retro platforms

Epomaker GX1 Headset Review: Stylish Open-Back Ambition, Tinny Results

The Epomaker GX1 is an admirably affordable open-back gaming headset with wonderful styling, versatile tri-mode connectivity, impressive comfort, and battery life that outlasts many pricier rivals. Unfortunately, thin audio, muddy microphone performance, and u

By Aaron Chisea

Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter review9.5/10

Trails in the Sky 2nd ChapterPlayStation 5

Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter Review: An Essential RPG Sequel

Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter is an exceptional remake and a towering RPG sequel. Its emotional, character-driven story, superb presentation, and thoughtful gameplay refinements elevate an already beloved adventure, even if a few overly long dungeons reveal it

By Quinton Johnson

The clever tweaks and new mechanics in Emerland prove that it's so much more than a fresh coat of paint on Everdell review9.0/10

The clever tweaks and new mechanics in Emerland prove that it's so much more than a fresh coat of paint on EverdellBoard Game

Emerland Review: Everdell's Jungle Evolution Builds on a Beloved Formula

Emerland is an excellent standalone evolution of Everdell. Its additions create more tactical flexibility and strategic depth without losing the inviting engine-building core that made the series so enduring. The extra complexity makes the original Everdell a

By Adam Devine