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Game journalist. Weekend editor of @pcgamer. jody(dot)macgregor(at)futurenet(dot)com He/him. 'a bloody nice man' -- Andrew 'Falco' Falkous.
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Grab a free Steam game full of misery and decision-making for a limited time

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By Jody Macgregor Verified
| Inkl
The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante. In 2021, when The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante came out on Steam, our Shaun Prescott called it "a text heavy narrative RPG with a huge emphasis on gruelling decision making." Think of those decision-heavy simulations like Princess Maker, only in a grim-and-gritty fantasy setting that cranks up the George R. R. Martin dial to max.
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Stardew Valley comes to Magic: The Gathering and fans aren't taking some of the new artwork well

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By Jody Macgregor Verified
| Gear Open
The limited releases of cards for Magic: The Gathering that are mostly reskins of existing cards with new art are called Secret Lair drops. They're infamous for selling out fast and being hard to get hold of at normal prices, and they're also infamous for having unusual themes. There's been a Monty Python one, a Dwarf Fortress one, and even a Garfield one. Next? Stardew Valley.
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The toughest choices in PC games

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By Jody Macgregor Verified
| MSN UK Verified
PC games have been foisting tricky decisions on players since back in 1985 when Ultima 4 made us navigate a moral compass with eight different spokes to prove we were Britannia's best boy. But the Big Decision Era really kicked off in 2003 when Knights of the Old Republic made us pick between the light side and the dark, and every videogame was stuffed with choices people could fill their blogs arguing about. (We all had a blog in 2003.
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