PCGamesN

2 days ago | pcgamesn.com | Edward Chester

The Razer Hammerhead Pro Hyperspeed gamebuds nail the brief of providing both a convenient and compact audio system for your PC, while being usable as travel earbuds too. They're small, easy to fit, have decent battery life, and Razer's app brings useful game-specific sound profiles. However, their battery life, sound, and value trails the SteelSeries Gamebuds.

2 days ago | pcgamesn.com | Danielle Rose

Is Dune Awakening down? While we still love single-player games, but there's also something to be said for the chaotic joy to be had in multiplayer experiences – especially massively multiplayer ones. One of the few downsides that comes with playing with friends and strangers around the world is the instability of online servers. As a survival MMO, Dune Awakening could be victim to severe server downtime, so if you're struggling to get into Arrakis, that could be why.

2 days ago | pcgamesn.com | Will Nelson

With so many diverse MMORPG worlds to choose from these days, it can be hard to pick one. I've personally lost weeks to Final Fantasy 14's Eorzea, but World of Warcraft's Azeroth and ESO's Tamriel continue to invite me back, and I just can't say no. Then there's the continent of Tyria, the land of Guild Wars 2. This free-to-play MMO has been going strong for more than a decade now, with last year's Janthir Wilds expansion introducing player housing and the two-handed spear weapon type.

2 days ago | pcgamesn.com | Will Nelson

Every videogame gets better with fishing. Whether it's Final Fantasy 15, Skyrim, or Stardew Valley, being able to stop and watch the virtual world go by while waiting for a catch gives me a real appreciation for all the work that went into the land I've been exploring. I'm always angling for a new way to experience the serene, then, and Fallout 76 fishing is the latest way to do just that. Bethesda has massively expanded its open-world RPG with this update, and I can't wait to dive in.

3 days ago | pcgamesn.com | Will Nelson

To me, co-op is what turns Stardew Valley into a truly phenomenal game. The farming sim is already brilliant without it, but the ability to easily play with friends makes any game better. The mixture of working together, chaos, and occasional bits of trickery always elevates the experience, and the delightful Mirthwood is no exception.