Inkle mixes archive-surfing and audio drama to create a surprisingly powerful story of obsession and a machine. Read more

A League of Legends fighting game is the sort of idea only the most stoned bozo, most gormless ruffian, could have dreamt up a decade or so ago. It stands in the day-dream pantheon of a Riot Games MMO (wait a minute), or some kind of League of Legends trading card game (hang on a second). Yet, despite the odds not only does such a game exist, but it’s class A kino. Though, not without fault. Read more

Terminator 2D: No Fate’s story mode opens with a shot of a rolling stretch of tarmac, its yellow centre lines infinitely scrolling past at regular intervals as moody, industrial music plays out behind it. It’s a sight that should feel familiar to any fan of Terminator 2: Judgement Day, as it’s similar, but not identical, to the final scene of the movie’s theatrical release. The monologue that accompanies it is different too, delivered in the game by blocks of text rather than by Sarah Connor’s distinctive whispered voice from the film. Read more

Moza makes some of the best (and best value) sim racing gear available, from affordable entry-level bundles to increasingly exotic wheel bases, wheel rims and pedals. We’re looking at the latter end of the spectrum today in the shape of the Moza R25 Ultra, which was announced at Gamescom back in August. Read more

KTC flies under the radar as a white-label monitor manufacturer for the likes of ViewSonic, but it also offers some of the best value gaming monitors and we’ve previously recommended their great value OLED models. This new M27P6 is a particularly tantalising spec, with a 27-inch 4K 160Hz Mini LED IPS panel that’s well suited to gaming and content creation alike. It’s also relatively affordable, costing, at time of writing, £340 at Amazon UK, $450 at Amazon USA and $409 at KTC Store. Read more