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Anoxia Station review Anoxia Station’s strategy is loose and a touch rusty, its demands exhausting. But its insectoid petro-horror atmosphere is singular: fraught, delphic, and emotionally crushing. Developer: Yakov Butuzoff Publisher: Abylight Studios Release: Out now On: Windows From: Steam Price: £12/ €14/ $14 Reviewed on: Intel Core i5-12600K, 32GB RAM, Nvidia RTX 4060…

I think it’s kind of under-appreciated how funny Tetsuya Nomura is. In recent years his social media presence has become quite mysterious, in that he’ll just kind of drop some kind of cryptic tease on Twitter and then not explain himself. Despite not having revealed a single drop of information about Kingdom Hearts 4…

Crossovers! Collabs! Whatever you want to call them, love them or hate them, in an age where the biggest companies only seem interested in serving you the same thing over and over again, we’re stuck with them. This time around, it’s a bit of an odd one, as Palworld is getting a Terraria-themed update…

FBC: Firebreak is a bit of a departure from Remedy’s usual games, given that it’s a three-player multiplayer first-person shooter. The shooty bit is nothing new, that’s pretty typical of Remedy’s games, even if the shooting always has something slightly off about it. It’s the multiplayer angle that sets it apart, and, funnily enough, the…

More than two years on from Microsoft’s last mass round of layoffs, the company is laying off a huge amount of staff once again. As reported by CNBC, the tech giant is laying off 3% of employees across the entire company, meaning all levels, teams, and geographies. While nothing has been directly confirmed as…

If Letters Had Pants appears to be the product of three different elevator pitches that took place in the same elevator, and somehow resolved amicably rather than eating each other alive. The first pitch was for a verbal puzzler in which you combine letters into words on a randomised grid against the clock, with the…

I have a narcissistic recurring daydream that consists of teleporting historical celebrities into the present so that I can show them bits of 21st century technology and absolutely blow their tiny, primordial minds. “This deceptively pocket-sized contraption is a trillion times more powerful than your silly adding machines,” I would tell Charles Babbage, brandishing my…