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The writer of The Witcher 3’s best quest has returned to CD Projekt after a decade away
After stops at Techland and GSC Game World, Karolina Stachyra is back to where it all began.
Tech1 Gaming Mouse Review
The Tech1 Gaming Mouse is a cheap, wired gaming mouse with an ambidextrous shape and multicolor LED lighting. It uses a single fixed CPI setting and doesn't have any software for adjusting settings. We bought this product for a project we've been working on that explores more of the lower end of the market. We purchased this mouse from Dollarama.
Colorways CW-MSPDCMBO1 Review
The Colorways CW-MSPDCMBO1 is a cheap wireless mouse designed for everyday use or light work. It has an ambidextrous shape with no side buttons, though it has a button on top for cycling through CPI settings. It's powered by two AAA batteries. We bought this product as part of a project we've been working on that explores more of the lower end of the market. We purchased this mouse from Family Dollar.
Bytech BY-MS-WS-120 Review
The Bytech BY-MS-WS-120 is a cheap, wireless mouse with an ambidextrous shape. It's powered by a single AA battery and connects to your computer via a USB receiver. We bought this product for a project we've been working on that explores the lower end of the market. We purchased this mouse from Five Below.
Tech1 Optical USB Mouse Review
The Tech1 Optical USB Mouse is a cheap, wireless mouse with an ambidextrous shape. It's powered by a single AA battery and connects to your computer via a USB receiver or Bluetooth. We bought this product for a project we've been working on that explores the lower end of the market. We purchased this mouse from Dollarama, a Canadian dollar store.
ASICS YOGIRI SPEED Review
The ASICS YOGIRI SPEED is a specialized marathon running shoe for runners who want some elite super shoe features but a more amateur-friendly design. The carbon-plated midsole gives the shoe some decent snap while still keeping your legs impressively cushioned over the marathon distance. The shoe is more geared toward the middle of the pack, so it lacks the lightweight, streamlined feel of more aggressive super shoes, and runners trying to break 3 hours in the marathon might find the YOGIRI SPEED too inefficient.
A love letter to the Guitar Hero X-Plorer Controller
Simply the best.
October Prime Day gaming keyboard deals
Gaming keyboards are a pretty Big Deal (Days) around here.
Here is your world-first comparison between original and remastered Tub Geralt in The Witcher 3
Let's cut to the chase: you come to this site for one reason and so do I—to examine photos of Geralt of Rivia in the bath. The Witcher 3's remaster launches tomorrow, so here is the most important before and after you will see on a videogames website. You know? I do think he looks better now. Shinier, anyway. Isn't that the point of a good soak, to shine yourself up?
October Prime Day gaming mouse deals
These Big Deal Days could deliver some serious peripheral discounts.
3 Warhammer 40,000 sickos share their strongest held beliefs—and you can vote on them
Fraser, Jody, and Sean take a stand.
Arc Raiders is messing with your loot hotspots to make games more exciting
2026 games: All the upcoming games Best PC games: Our
I just think it’s neat
Taking some time here on the PC Gamer Hyperfeed™ to praise my favorite hardware purchase of the past year and go-to gamepad for the foreseeable future, the Steam Controller. I love its responsiveness, ergonomics, looks, ease of use, battery life, all of it. I'm not usually much of a paddle button user, but being able to map screenshot to R4 has been a real game-changer for me. Goose not included with purchase of Steam Controller.
Great, haystack slop is a thing now
All the interesting Steam facts for the week ending September 27.
Thief hype at maximum
The latest Feature,/features,,features, breaking news, comment, reviews and features from the experts at PC Gamer
Make the Steam Deck 2 a Steam PSP
The Steam Deck 2 remains a glimmer in Greg Coomer and Lawrence Yang's eyes, and the AI-driven RAMpocalypse makes it feel further away now than when the original Deck launched in 2022. But by god, I'll still wishcast about it.
Kibble & Locust Pizza
Just want to do an enthusiastic PC Gamer shout out to Villager97liam on the cyberpunkgame subreddit. They painstakingly recreated one of the dystopic foods of R. Talsorian Games' grim future: kibble and locust pizza.
I’m loving WoW: Forever, but I can’t help but miss the music of my other beloved MMO
My brain requires musical stimulation.
William Pugh, co-designer of The Stanley Parable, has over 1,600 hours in Dota 2: ‘It’s not a game made of love. It’s a game fuelled by hate and a desire to conquer’
The founder of Crows Crows Crows guides us through the games on his PC.
This ambitious Half-Life 2 mod asks: what if Iron Lung had a submarine and an airship?
Like many people, I'm a big fan of quickfire submarine horror adventure Iron Lung. Yet despite receiving rave reviews and spawning a film adaptation by Markiplier, surprisingly few games have picked up its baton of vehicular terror. There are other submarine horror games like Barotrauma, as well as job-based horror games like Klekta and Shift at Midnight. But the former has quite a different vibe, while the latter pair seem more inspired by Lethal Company than David Szymanski's 2022 horror.
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