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AMD Ryzen 7 7600X | 6 cores | 12 threads | 5.3 GHz boost | 105 W TDP | AM5 socket | $299.99 $174.99 at Newegg (save $125 with promo code FANDUA597) Yes, it's 'only' a six-core processor but they're seriously powerful cores. It'll cope with pretty much any game you care to throw at it and still have room for more.
It turns out the No Man's Sky studio wasn't teasing its new game, Light No Fire, earlier this week, but rather a massive update for the spacefaring game itself, which has now been revealed.
In the essay 'Politics and the English Language' George Orwell memorably described the purpose of political speech as being «to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind». Such thoughts came to mind as I embarked on a Prime Day search for an air duster, having reluctantly concluded that my Razer Blade could probably do without all of those crumbs and dust wedged under the keys.
Silicon Power UD90 | 4 TB | NVMe | PCIe 4.0 | 5,000 MB/s read | 4,500 MB/s write | $239.99 $208.99 at Amazon (save $31) At just $0.05 per GB, this is a pretty ridiculous amount of SSD storage for your money. It's not full Gen4 speed but for backups and general game storage, it's more than fast enough. Throw one of these in your gaming PC and you'll be set for years.
There are so many indie throwbacks to old Nintendo consoles these days, it takes a lot of juice for one to really catch my eye, but Game Boy Advance-style RPG Tako no Himitsu: Ocean of Secrets (previously reported on by Rock Paper Shotgun) looks like it has the right stuff. Tako no Himitsu (literally «Secret of the Octopus») has particularly gorgeous art, as well as soundtrack contributions from GBA and SNES vets Motoi Sakuraba (Golden Sun, Dark Souls) and Masanori Hikichi (Terranigma, Danganropa 2).
Somewhere between dungeon crawler and visual novel and satire we've got upcoming game Mops & Mobs: A Sweeping Dungeon Novel—release date to be announced, demo available now. In it you're the janitor for a fantasy dungeon populated by weird monsters, often-raided by adventurers, and lorded over by some kind of Dungeon Master who, it seems, is well-loved but not particularly capable.
With the release of's newest expansion,, players can unlock the ability to fly in the Shaaloani region by finding and attuning to all the Aether Currents there. is one of the most anticipated expansions of 2024, and the ability to fly is just one reason for that. For the most part, Aether Currents are hidden in the field, and getting to them can be as simple as taking a quick walk or completing a complicated jumping puzzle.
Soulslikes are generally solo affairs: It's you against hordes of low-level flunkies and high-powered horrors in an endless grind of brutal combat until you finally avenge your family's honor by reclaiming the Myrmidon of Loss, or whatever. (I've only played Elden Ring, so my grasp on the details is a little shaky.) Deathbound aims to do things a little differently, billing itself as a «one-of-a-kind party-based soulslike.» But that doesn't mean you'll be roaming the forbidden city of Akratya with friends: You'll still be on your own out there.