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Aside from Helldivers 2, most of the live service game options sucks. I would say that's the only one that the team in charge came close to doing very well. It was actually welcomed by a large part of the community, too.

I would be in once it is happening on a weekend. I've got shifts that I do weekdays and will surely be tired of getting involved if it is happening on a weekday. So, the weekend is a better timing for it. Deep Rock is a good pick, but I won't mind going for Sons of the Forest instead since it's...

How I am feeling at a particular time could be a big factor in the type of game that I can play at that time. Just like you said, if I want to relax, I end I playing a game like Stardew Valley instead of going for Dark Souls game.

Oh well, the combat is never a big selling point for the game. I guess it was the story that made more players get involved with the game, but I was thinking it would have been better if they gave more attention to the combat or that didn't bother you?

Humble has been decent the last couple months. Worth checking.

Deep Rock Galactic, Lethal Company, Phasmophobia, Raft, Valheim. UK based, evenings and weekends. Just looking for a laugh.

Stalker 2 after patches looks unbelievable. The Zone at sunrise is something else.

SkyUI, Unofficial Patch, A Quality World Map, Better MessageBox Controls, Quick Loot RE. What visual mods work without tanking performance?

Clean build. Keychron boards are really good value.

Check your Event Viewer. Go to Windows Logs then Application and look for errors around the time of the crash. It usually tells you what actually failed even when the game gives no message.

Finished it with about 10 minutes to spare. My hands were shaking by the end. More of these please.

Check temps with MSI Afterburner. GPU throttling can cause crashes.

Just picked up Hogwarts Legacy in the sale and my PC is struggling. Running an RTX 3060 with a Ryzen 5 5600X and 16GB RAM. Getting 40-45 FPS on High at 1080p. What settings give the best balance?

Manor Lords trainer would be incredible. That game is addictive but the early game resource grind can be rough. A trainer to speed that up would be perfect.

Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous. Trust me on this one.

Best RPG I've played this year alongside Avowed. The writing is superb and Bohemia feels alive. Buy it.

Clean build. Keychron boards are really good value.

Last week, I read a report relating to a game that was recently launched. The thing was that the development team got dissolved because a few weeks after launch, the game only sold half a million copies. Do you think sales should be the only metrics to measure the success of any game? How...

I've spent over 120 hours total playing Witcher 3, and I feel like the devs did pretty poor with the combat quality. In the beginning, it looked like it was something good, but after about 30 hours, I realised that the fights were kinda the same at every point. The bandits, wolves, ghousl...

Not moving up the ranks can be frustrating at a start. No matter how experienced you were with plating Rocket League, be rest assured that there are those who would pull a surprise on you whenever you return to the game. Maybe some weak hands left, and that's the reason the number of players...