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Aether Foundry: early access that tells you what is missing
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Aether Foundry: early access that tells you what is missing

Thirty of a planned eighty levels of content, a roadmap that has slipped twice and said so, and the best opening two hours in the automation genre.

6 Sept1 min read17.7Kaether-foundry
Grimwater Deep is the quietest horror game in years, and that is the point
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Grimwater Deep is the quietest horror game in years, and that is the point

No combat, no ammunition counter, and more tension than any horror game with both. A review of the year’s most disciplined piece of sound design.

4 Sept2 min read12.6Kgrimwater-deep
Best Stretches for Gamers: A 5-Minute Routine for Wrists, Neck and Back
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Best Stretches for Gamers: A 5-Minute Routine for Wrists, Neck and Back

You spend hours leveling up in-game, but your body might be paying the price. Stiff wrists, sore neck, and an aching back don't just hurt — they hurt your gameplay. This simple 5-minute stretch routine targets the areas gamers strain the most, helping you stay comfortable, flexible, and pain-free through every session.

8 Aug4 min read0PC Gaming, Competitive Gaming, Esports, Ranked Games, Open World Games, Streaming, Console Gaming
Blue Light and Gaming Eye Strain: What Actually Works and What Doesn't
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Blue Light and Gaming Eye Strain: What Actually Works and What Doesn't

Blue light glasses are marketed as a must-have for gamers — but science tells a different story. The real reason your eyes burn after a long session isn't blue light. It's reduced blinking, dry eyes, and poor setup habits. Here's what actually works to protect your vision and stay focused longer.

8 Aug3 min read0PC Gaming, Competitive Gaming, Esports, FPS Games, MOBA Games, Battle Royale, Open World Games
Static Bloom review: a genuinely new idea, executed in four hours
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Static Bloom review: a genuinely new idea, executed in four hours

A puzzle platformer where planting changes what already happened. Short, complete, and one of maybe two genuinely novel mechanics I have played this year.

20 Jul2 min read3.4Kstatic-bloom

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