Seven years, three studios, and one very public delay later, the sequel nobody asked for turns out to be the one we needed. Our 2,400-word verdict — and the frame-rate telemetry across five GPUs — is live now.
Two years after launch, the team rebuilt the tire model from the ground up. The result is the first sim in five years we can recommend without a paragraph of caveats. Inside: our 60-hour verdict and the controller-vs-wheel telemetry breakdown.
We ran 12 current-gen titles at 1440p and 4K across the new stack. Here's where the budget tier genuinely wins — and where last-gen still owns the price-to-frame curve.
Battery endurance, OLED burn-in after 600 hours, and the real-world story on the games that don't behave. Plus how it stacks against the new PC handhelds from Lenovo and MSI.
We matched four flagship console titles against a $1,400 PC build at 4K. In two of them, the console still wins. In the other two, not even close.
In The Long Quiet, every choice is a small betrayal. Developer Inês Tavares and programmer Marco Lima spent 38 months building a village of 14 NPCs who remember what you said two weeks ago. We spent two hours with them at the studio.
"We didn't want to make a game about saving the world. We wanted to make one about whether you'd lie to your neighbor about a missing goat."
— Inês Tavares, Creative Director · Caravana Studio, Porto
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