The concept for Rue Valley sounds interesting. You’re caught in a time loop, your choices matter, and you’re surrounded by individuals with complex and painful pasts just waiting to be uncovered, all in an effort to unravel the mystery surrounding the time loop.

And so, I tucked myself in for almost 15 hours to get to the bottom of things, and even then, there’s still loads to discover. So here’s what you can expect from Rue Valley, a narrative adventure game brought to us by newcomers Emotion Spark Studio and seasoned publishers Owlcat Games Ltd.

ARC Raiders has just had its global launch, and with so much hype surrounding this one, it was bound to have some server issues at launch. The first we’ve managed to spot is the Online Connection Error, ARSB0003.

How to Fix Online Connection Error ARSB0003

If you’re seeing the above connection error, it’s likely that your connection to the server just timed out. Hit retry a few times, and if that doesn’t work, try restarting your game and trying again. If all else fails, restart Steam and then give it another shot.

There are a lot of balls in Ball x Pit, which opens us up for a lot of jokes, none of which we can make here. There are also plenty of awesome combinations to discover. Some are stronger than others, but they all have their uses.

Here are all the balls, both standard and special, that you can come across in Ball x Pit. I also offer some strategy advice at the end on what seems to work best for me.

When I first heard about Ball x Pit, I wasn’t really interested in the concept. A roguelite brickbreaker doesn’t sound like my type of game. So when it landed in my inbox and I decided to give it a go, my expectations were fairly low.

I was stunned to discover what is easily one of the most fun games released in 2025. I’m already approaching 30 hours, and I can see myself easily doubling that in the weeks to come. So, let’s dig into this obscure little indie title – what makes it so good and, more importantly, is it something you should pick up for yourself?

I don’t know what’s up with this recent string of games we’ve lovingly coined “Streamer Slop,” but I’ve got another one for you today. In this latest adventure, we get to run a gas station while posing as aliens – the kind from outer space, just to be clear.

The game is the brainchild of Cybernetic Walrus, creators of ORDER 13 (among others), which has an 88% positive review score on Steam, and is published by ORO Interactive. So, let’s take a closer look at the game itself, though.

Borderlands 4 has massive potential, as one of the smoothest, most fun titles in the entire series. Sadly, its launch has been marred by hordes of negative reviews citing performance issues, thanks largely to its reliance on Unreal Engine 5.

Just so you’re aware, here are the minimum specifications on Steam:

It still feels just a little bit unreal, after all the shadowdrop rumours, supposed release date leaks, and what feels like countless delays, Silksong has finally arrived, with quite a bang, I must say.

Its first order of business was to destroy the Steam Store, tear down the PlayStation Store, and kill a whole lot of other online shopfronts. It even seemingly tore down the Counter Strike and Dota 2 servers for a while, though that might have been a simple glitch, and I haven’t seen it verified yet. But then, I’ve been playing Silksong, so who cares?

Silksong is real, and I’ve been having one hell of a time with it already. Clearly, you’re enjoying it, too, or you wouldn’t be here, reading the article that’s torn me away from the game briefly!

Jokes aside, I found this Frayed Rosary String item pretty early on, and didn’t want to break it at first in case it had some other use. If you’re having the same question, I’m here to help. Here’s what I’ve found out so far.

The Moss Mother is the first boss you’re likely to encounter, and she’s pretty easy to beat. But if you’re having any trouble at all, here’s a quick and easy way to make short work of this early boss encounter.

Moss Mother Attacks

The Moss Mother cycles between three attacks, all easily avoidable. Check out the table below for all of them, plus how to best dodge each one.

I’ve been a GTA fan since, quite literally, the very first title. I still clearly remember the day I first played it, if you’ll allow me a little yarn before we get into the meat of this article.

It was back in 1999, and I was still in primary school (grades 1-7 for our American friends). Computers were this crazy thing rich friends had, and the best we could possibly get at this point was still the good old NES.