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Why Outer Wilds is a space-exploration game that’s worth dying in

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Why Outer Wilds is a space-exploration game that’s worth dying in

Floating in space watching your ship speed away rivals moments in Gravity or Interstellar – and it’s one of the things that makes Outer Wilds among the best games ever made, says Jacob Aron

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Montezuma's Revenge

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AI smashes video game high scores by remembering its past success

News

Build colonies or save spacecraft in the best video games set on Mars

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Build colonies or save spacecraft in the best video games set on Mars

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Assassin's Creed Valhalla review: Vikings marauders become nice

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Assassin's Creed Valhalla review: Vikings marauders become nice

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Watch Dogs: Legion review – The perfect antidote to lockdown

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Watch Dogs: Legion review – The perfect antidote to lockdown

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Star Wars: Squadrons shows the Force is still with us

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Star Wars: Squadrons shows the Force is still with us

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Wasteland 3 review: Packed with hard choices to get caught up in

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Wasteland 3 review: Packed with hard choices to get caught up in

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Playing chess where pieces time travel is confusing – in a good way

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Playing chess where pieces time travel is confusing – in a good way

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How wholesome memes could save us all

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How wholesome memes could save us all

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Fortnite

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Why a fight over Fortnite could decide the future of big tech

Apple and Google have long held firm control over which apps can be sold on their devices, but lawsuits from the developer of the mega popular game Fortnite could change that

Analysis

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Superliminal review: This game will mess with your head

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The Last of Us Part II review: Grim revenge with a glimmer of hope

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Why it's more fun to be a mischievous goose than a blood-thirsty shark

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Telling Lies review: A twisting mystery for the age of video calls

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