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Adventure Gamers •

This Ain’t Even Poker, Ya Joker walkthrough: How to beat Lester the Jester

Welcome to our This Ain’t Even Poker, Ya Joker gameplay walkthrough, which will help you escape the clutches of the mischievous Lester the Jester. Here you’ll find out how to get started, how the game works, and how to make trillions, quadrillions, and even quintillions of coins as fast as possible.


As you can see in the This Ain’t Even Poker, Ya Joker trailer above, this is an incremental or idle clicker card game on Steam where you need to accumulate coins by curating a lucrative deck of ca...
The Escapist •

The best RPGs with town management

The best RPGs with town management offer some cosy respite after you risk life and limb to save the world. In these kinds of games, building and running a town isn’t the central element of a game like a city-builder in the vein of Frostpunk or Cities: Skylines, but a role-player where cultivating a home community is one of many aspects to the game, perhaps as a side quest.


RPGs with town building don’t just give you a palace where you can take a break from being the chosen one to catch up wit...
The Escapist •

The best games to play at Christmas

The best games to play at Christmas depend on the cosy home in which you find yourself. But whether you’re looking for a rambunctious party game to play with the rest of the family — pre-Christmas lunch, let’s be realistic — or a long fantasy epic in which you can lose yourself from Christmas morning until you’re forced to return to the real world, there’s something for you.


Some games, like Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Batman: Arkham Origins, are the Die Hard’s of holiday interacti...
The Escapist •

I hope Dispatch paves the way for the return of the Telltale-style golden age of episodic adventure games in 2026

I wasn’t expecting one of my favourite types of games to land out of the blue at the latter end of 2025. It’s been years since I could bounce between some of my favourite characters and worlds, but also leave my mark. I made difficult decisions, deepened relationships, and saved worlds in the modern heyday of choice-based, episodic adventure games — I remember that.


Playing Dispatch this year brought all those memories back. Choosing whom to save in The Walking Dead, investigating crimes in B...
Adventure Gamers •

CloverPit walkthrough: Effective strategies, all endings & more

Welcome to our CloverPit game walkthrough, where you’ll find out everything you need to escape your slot-machine prison unscathed. Here you’ll learn how the game works, strategies to maximise your coins and tickets, and how to see every possible ending. For more on this hellish gamble ‘em up, check out our CloverPit review.


In the CloverPit trailer above, you can see plenty of the locked room in which you’ll spend all your time. Let’s take a tour, starting with the slot machine.


You start...
The Escapist •

The Outer Worlds 2 vs Fallout: New Vegas: How does it compare to Obsidian’s best?

The original The Outer Worlds had its cards stacked against it before it was even released. Even though it had its flaws, in more ways than one, it was always going to be compared with similar games Obsidian had made before. Unfortunately for The Outer Worlds, that happened to be one of the greatest RPGs of all time, Fallout: New Vegas.


While the first game in Obsidian’s more modern take on the action RPG paled in comparison to what came before, The Outer Worlds 2 promised to deliver on the p...

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Tom's Guide •

I’m saving over $50 a month on streaming with this trick — here’s how

When it comes to TV, I didn't used to be this organized. I was a collector of streaming services, not a curator. It started with Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, but before I knew it, the golden age of television added Disney Plus, Apple TV Plus, Paramount Plus, and Now TV to my wallet-busting list of subscriptions (I'm based in the UK, so no Hulu or Peacock for me).  This all-you-can-eat approach worked — for a time. I was drawn in by the relatively low monthly or annual costs of new streaming s...
Windows Central •

I saved hundreds by not buying an Xbox Series X or PC to play Starfield, and I’m over the moon

If you don’t own an Xbox, selling your gaming PC with one of the biggest exclusive games right around the corner isn’t a smart move. It's even worse when that exclusive is the first new IP from your favorite developer in 25 years. So how did I find myself, a veteran Fallout and Elder Scrolls fan, watching on wistfully as Todd Howard blew the minds of future space explorers in June’s Starfield Direct, while I was very much stuck on Terra Firma? Well, like many others, I started working from home...
iMore •

This is what using Apple Vision Pro could be like in five years time

Apple did the unthinkable for me at WWDC 2023: it made me look at my TV and think, “will this be the last one I ever buy?”I’m thinking the same thing about my soundbar. My laptop. Now, there’s nothing wrong with any of these devices, but after the glimpse into the future that was Apple’s WWDC 2023 keynote, I can’t help but think about what my living room and home office of the future will look like. Hopefully they’ll at least be tidier.Of course, I’m talking about the Apple Vision Pro headset. N...
PC Gamer •

I can't stomach time loop games after a year of lockdowns

Wake up. Go to work in the same space. Perform the same job over and over again—maybe, just maybe, getting a little better at it. Repeat. While I'm describing a typical weekday in several months of last year, I could just as easily be talking about Arkane Studios' Deathloop—only with fewer assassinations and otherworldly superpowers. And, admittedly, I didn't really get better at taking out all eight Visionaries in one day, either.The point is that time loop games strangely reflect this unpreced...
PCGamesN •

Fallout with the locals: The Outer Worlds let me be an utter jerk, and I obliged

Signposts are wondrous things, when you think about it. Especially ones that point in all directions. They are laconic guides, yes, but not pushy ones. Signs are spaces, cities, even worlds, in microcosm; they rescue lost explorers mid-adventure and herald the promise of more, the name of each destination teasing infinite possibilities, bewitching yarns, and the electrifying thrill of the new.For me, now, it's the latter: the names Cascadia, Fallbrook, Amber Heights, and Stellar Bay gleam in inv...
TechRadar •

I’ve picked the best Disney+ shows of 2025 so far – all with over 90% on Rotten Tomatoes

Disney+ has brought us a ton of original shows in 2025. With Hulu, National Geographic, Star Wars, Marvel and more under the House of Mouse umbrella, you can entertain the whole family – but, how do you choose?With everything from gnarly horror to crime-based comedies and child-friendly superhero animations, a great way to ensure you treat yourself to the very best Disney+ has to offer is to choose shows that boast the highest critic score on review aggregator, Rotten Tomatoes. Equally, if you'r...