War is grim, brutal chaos, and few games capture that so dramatically as the Battlefield series. But as we wait on the next instalment from EA, a new rival from Flying Squirrel Entertainment promises to deliver that old-school brand of multiplayer warfare in its own unique, explosive fashion. Featuring full environmental destruction, up to 100 players on each side, and the ability to create your own custom battles, Over The Top: WW1 is looking like a serious challenger to EA's classic series, and you can try it right now this week, free on Steam, as a new playtest begins. Continue reading Explosive multiplayer FPS Over The Top WW1 invites you to join its new playtest MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best multiplayer games, Best war games

DAMN! Drew Holden Drops DAMNING Receipts in DAMNING Thread Owning Media for Pushing EVERY Damn Dem Lie

Sen. Mike Lee Straight-Up NUKES 'Ponzi Scheme' Social Security with Master Class Thread on Its HISTORY

Strinova's demolition mode is similar to the one we encounter in Valorant and CS: GO. It is a standard bomb plant/defuse scenario for a 5-person team, and the first team to complete the objective wins the match.

Xbox Game Pass wants this December to be a December to remember, so they're adding ten games to the Game Pass library. Headlined by the upcoming Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, there's plenty to enjoy, including a surprise announcement.

The Nintendo DS was a JRPG machine, to the point where it’s incredibly hard to narrow down a list. There are just so many amazing titles that picking the best was a challenge akin to any end-boss battle.

Support heroes in Overwatch 2 have always been the backbone of any team comp, but aside from their general utility, the most important responsibility is their healer capabilities.

Secretlab is upping the game again with its new MAGNUS Vertical Monitor Stand. This stand allows gamers to mount four monitors at once, saving important desk space for peripherals and accessories.

Trump’s California Gains: A Win for Him, but a GOP Loss

Image: Alex Parkin / The Verge If you could guarantee you’d have plenty of power and super-fast Wi-Fi, where would you work? You might pick the backyard instead of the office. Or you might throw your laptop and some clothes in the car, and take your Zoom calls in the middle of absolutely nowhere. Just for the day. Maybe the year. Maybe forever. That dream is becoming increasingly possible — and The Verge’s Thomas Ricker is starting to live it. On this episode of The Vergecast, Thomas joins to tell us about his latest vanlife adventures, including converting a Sprinter van into the perfect mobile apartment / office setup. He’s been testing the Starlink Mini, has lots of ideas about solar panels and batteries and how to keep everything charged an online, and even has strong feelings about the new Peak Design backpack that promises to make it all portable. As he prepares for a long trip out of civilization, Thomas takes us inside his new setup. After that, The Verge’s Andru Marino joins for another mic test. This time, instead of earbuds or fancy headphones, he’s testing the wearable mics from companies like DJI and Rode, which promise better audio for your social videos with almost no additional work. Andru... Read the full story at The Verge.