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Showcasing a selection of our favorite entertaining, action-packed and affordable PC video games and accessories.

More Than Just Luck: The Fascinating History of the World’s Favorite Digital Pastime. AI-Generated.
When we think of a modern online slot game, we see a kaleidoscope of high-definition graphics, hear cinematic soundtracks, and experience complex bonus rounds that rival AAA video games. But this digital marvel didn't appear overnight. The journey from a heavy cast-iron box in a San Francisco workshop to the sleek app on your smartphone is a story of innovation, legal hurdles, and a relentless pursuit of entertainment.
By Olena Ludenko6 months ago in Gamers
Returning to Quel'Thalas: Is Midnight the Expansion We’ve Been Waiting For?
Today is a new patch day in World of Warcraft: Midnight, and it seems like a good day to talk about the state of the expansion and its first season so far.
By josip6 months ago in Gamers
The Best Additions to Ever Come to Tarkov
(Intro) A while ago we went over some of the many controversial additions and changes to Tarkov that either had a substantial impact across the wider game as a whole or created quite a buzz when showed off but then kind of just landed with a thud and not much else. It’s a mixed bag; some changes people actually ended up kind of liking, or some started out as rough additions but with some refinement and iteration, landed in a place that the community feels are fair. But today, I wanted to swing in the opposite direction and take a look at some changes or additions that were generally favored by the community. Whether it was simple stuff, or wider sweeping changes across most corners of Tarkov, at least in my eyes, there are tons of things I am glad were added into the game. It’s not all bad sometimes; this is going to be an opportunity for us to reflect on the good that was added and just have a conversation about something that isn’t so inherently negative. We got to mix it up every once in a while.
By Jirasu6 months ago in Gamers
Tarkov’s Anti-Cheat Diary is Interesting
(Intro) We all know that the battle against cheaters across video games is a never ending one. As developers figure out workarounds and solutions to whatever iteration of cheating software is currently out on the market, the creators of the cheats come up with a new version that circumvents all the effort going into the fight. It’s a game about trying to be close behind as the cheaters are usually one step ahead. And this is no more apparent than in Tarkov. It’s been an ongoing issue for a very long time. Since the start of the early alpha days, but ever more apparent as the game’s popularity grew over time. And recently, the developers put out a full diary blog post specifically talking about cheating in EFT and how they are going to approach it this year. Some new backend solutions, debunking some myths surrounding cheating and just overall a what seems to be very open and honest conversation about this issue that plagues the industry as a whole. Which is something I would request more of from the team; this level of openness and just talking about how they want to try and combat this and other issues would be very much appreciated going forward. But let’s review the developer’s diary and see what they have to say about cheating and if their efforts will bear any fruit. They’ll never be able to solve cheating, but the less impact it has across the game, the better.
By Jirasu6 months ago in Gamers
The Ultimate Guide to Building a Dual Monitor Setup for Productivity and Performance. AI-Generated.
In today’s fast-paced digital world, productivity is everything. Whether you’re a professional working from home, a student managing multiple assignments, or a business owner running an online store, your workspace setup can significantly impact your efficiency. One of the most powerful upgrades you can make is switching to a dual monitor setup.
By Babar Mustafa6 months ago in Gamers
FC 26 "Call to Action Week" Resource & Objective Deep Dive: Navigating the Pre-TOTS Lull
Following the high-octane excitement of Birthday Week, player enthusiasm in the FC community has hit a noticeable plateau. The power curve for top-tier cards reached such an extreme threshold during the anniversary celebrations that the current "Call to Action Week" feels more like a filler period—a "weekly report" for those checking in—rather than a must-play event. As we transition toward the inevitable TOTS frenzy, this week is all about filtering for long-term value, managing burnout, and avoiding the trap of low-yield grinds.
By hasan zidan6 months ago in Gamers
IPS vs VA vs TN: Best Budget Monitors in India (2026). AI-Generated.
I remember my first "gaming" monitor back in the day. It was a TN panel that looked like someone had smeared grey Vaseline over the screen. Colors were washed out. If I tilted my head an inch, the image inverted.
By Aveloria Thessar6 months ago in Gamers
The Dumbest Mechanic in Tarkov
(Intro) Tarkov is home to a wide host of mechanics, gimmicks and oddities you wouldn’t know about on your first playthrough unless you were told about them beforehand. Some that make sense within the specific context of this world and game, and some others that are... well honestly, I can’t make heads or tails of them still. And probably the weirdest and out there mechanic that is in the game, revolves around a specific boss and his ability to jam most weapons in the game by just existing. Kollontay, the other boss on Streets next to Kaban, when equipped with his baton, will create this area of effect around him that will jam any and all weapons the player tries to use that can be jammed. Also known as the panic attack. And to be brutally honest, I don’t understand this mechanic; it feels so forced and out of place within the world of Tarkov. So today, we’re going to go over this one mechanic and how across the vast array of things you interact with in EFT, Kollontay and his panic attack mechanic might be the dumbest one to be added into the game. Why it’s in the game, what it adds and really doesn’t add, and how it just really doesn’t make sense in the context of the world we’re playing in. There are already enough obtuse gimmicks and friction in the game; why add something like this in the first place?
By Jirasu7 months ago in Gamers
You Don't Have To Draw Your Visual Novel Backgrounds
If you're an aspiring video game writer with no proper programming or digital drawing skills, then you're like me. Game writers don't have a lot of control over the video game process, and that's fine, team work makes the dream work. BUT what if it's our baby? What if we have a game idea we feel strongly about? This typically means you've probably already come up with a visual design and ideas, but depending on your income, social skills and the nicheness of your game- you may not feel comfortable working with outsiders on this particular project, unless you're the one who can be the creative director.
By BBW7 months ago in Gamers
FC 26 “Answer the Call” Review — Post-Birthday Content Drop, Evolution System Surge, and a Noticeable Gameplay Imbalance
After the explosive “Birthday” promo, FC 26 has clearly entered a transitional phase—and not a particularly smooth one. This week’s content highlights a sharp contrast in pacing and player engagement, exposing a growing gap between what players now expect and what the game is currently delivering. What we’re seeing is a classic post-peak cooldown, but one that feels more abrupt than intended.
By hasanzidan7 months ago in Gamers
FC26 Insider: Champions League Road to the Final Leaks and the End of a Liverpool Era
The virtual pitch is buzzing with anticipation as the "Road to the Final" campaign prepares to take center stage this coming Friday in FC26. This isn't just another card drop; it’s a dynamic celebration of European club football’s most prestigious knockout stages. The RTTF cards carry a unique allure because of their live upgrade mechanics. As a player's real-world club progresses through each round of the Champions League, Europa League, or Conference League, their in-game stats receive a corresponding boost. If a team manages to hoist the trophy, that player is almost guaranteed to unlock a coveted third "PlayStyle+".
By hasan zidan7 months ago in Gamers
Star Wars: X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter (1997)
After spending time with Star Wars: X-Wing and Star Wars: TIE Fighter, I had a pretty clear idea of what this series was about. Both games focused on structured missions, a steady sense of progression, and, in TIE Fighter’s case, a surprisingly strong narrative thread tying everything together.
By Greg Seebregts7 months ago in Gamers