With a skill tree larger than a medieval monarch’s family tree and a much more grim aesthetic, Path of Exile 2 is a hardcore take on Diablo’s power fantasy. The PoE series has consistently been in the shadow of Blizzard’s giant due to its reputation for being notoriously complex, but in the wake of a turbulent first year for Diablo 4, players have been quick to take Path of Exile for a spin. As a result, the upcoming Path of Exile 2 is currently the best-selling game on Steam, with hits like Counter-Strike 2, Baldur’s Gate 3, and Cyberpunk 2077 trailing behind. Continue reading Path of Exile 2 tops Steam best sellers chart ahead of early access launch MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Path of Exile 2 Witch class guide, Path of Exile 2 preview, Path of Exile 2 release date

Pictures purportedly showing off the Lenovo Legion Go S, a budget version of the popular Legion Go gaming handheld PC, have just been leaked. These new rendered images show off the front and back of the device, along with the trigger buttons and I/O. If the leak is legit, then it shows Lenovo is potentially removing some of the more interesting features from the original Legion Go handheld from this new budget device, instead going for a more modest design. This new Lenovo handheld will be another Steam Deck rival that hopes to capture the interest of gamers, but as our original Lenovo Legion Go review proved, competition to make the best gaming handheld PC is strong, especially if you get the pricing wrong. With that in mind, if Lenovo can nail the specs and the price, it has a chance here to provide a strong budget alternative that gamers will actually want. Continue reading Lenovo Legion Go S, a new budget Steam Deck rival, just had first pics leaked MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming

If you've been waiting to dive back into Blasphemous 2, now's the perfect time. Not only is there the new and expansive Mea Culpa DLC, but developer The Game Kitchen has just released a free update, and it makes your next run in the Metroidvania even harder if you want it to be. So if you've got a finished save file, or think you might be close to the end, you can jump back in and ramp up the challenge. The Game Kitchen has even given you the choice to make your next run-through a bit less challenging, but still tough. Continue reading Blasphemous 2 update makes the Metroidvania as hard as you like MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best Blasphemous 2 weapons, Blasphemous 2 review, Blasphemous 2 abilities

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Image: Ford Ford continues to exhibit a dedication to diversifying its EV lineup in Europe — a dedication that, frankly, I wish could also be applied here at home — with the reveal of the new, all-electric Puma Gen-E. The Puma is a familiar nameplate in Europe, as the automaker’s best-selling vehicle there since it surpassed the Fiesta in salesin 2021. Now, it's getting a fully electric powertrain to complement the hybrid EcoBoost options that were added four years ago. The small, sporty Mustang Mach-E-looking subcompact crossover will get 376 km (233 miles) on a full charge, can charge from 10 to 80 percent in 23 minutes when hooked up to a 100kW DC fast charger, and will accelerate 0-100km/h in a not-totally-disappointing 8 seconds. Storage is a key selling point for the Puma Gen-E, with Ford promising extra space in the extremely compact trunk thanks to something the company is calling the “GigaBox.” It’s basically an extra storage space underneath the floor of the trunk for additional items, a feature found in most EVs today but of added relevance to the Puma thanks to its small stature. Ford says the GigaBox can hold 145 liters (5 cubic feet) of storage, which is a bit more than what most vehicles offer and certainly bigger than the 2.8 cubic feet of space offered by the gas-powered Puma’s under-storage. How small are we talking for this subcompact? The Puma Gen-E is 4214 millimeters (165.9 inches) long, 1930 mm (75.9 inches) wide, and 1555 mm (61.2 inches) tall. That’s smaller than the 2023 Chevy Bolt EV and by far the smallest vehicle in Ford’s lineup. Storage is a key selling point for the Puma Gen-E To compensate, Ford is giving its electric Puma a facelift in a variety of ways, including a very literal facelift with a new Mustang Mach-E-inspired shield design replacing the traditional grille. It's also getting “unique alloy” wheels for an added “electric vibe” that come in two sizes: 17 inches for the standard trim, or 18 inches for the Premium version. Image: Ford Inside, a 12.8-inch center display will run on Ford’s Sync 4 operating system (no Android-based Digital Experience in Europe yet) and supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Ford is clearly hoping that the small, sporty, Bumblebee yellow Puma Gen-E can lift its sagging fortunes in Europe after the company was forced to idle the plant in Cologne where it makes the electric Explorer and Capri. The company also recently laid off 14 percent of its workers in Europe, with most of the cuts affecting operations in Germany and the UK. Ford says the Puma Gen-E will go into production at its assembly plant in Craiova, Romania, using electric drive units built in Halewood, UK. The new EV is available to order today and will begin to make deliveries in spring 2025. Pricing has not been announced yet.

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