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Gamer: Modern Video Games Have Lost Balanced Difficulty

A frustrated UK gamer argues that developers have lost the skill of creating a smooth difficulty curve, citing Hollow Knight: Silksong, Dark Souls, and others. They call for a sensible middle ground and better difficulty options.

What Britons Would Write in a Final Letter

A poignant new project reveals the profound and personal messages people would leave in a 'very last letter'. Discover the common themes of love, regret, and hope.

Legacy Of Kain Reboot Cancelled in Eidos Layoffs

Eidos-Montréal cancels a second Legacy Of Kain reboot and cuts jobs, shifting to a support studio role under Embracer Group. Read the full analysis of the gaming industry's turmoil.

Earthquake rocks Lancashire and Lake District

A 3.3 magnitude tremor struck near Silverdale, Lancashire, shaking homes across the region. Residents reported a loud bang and powerful shaking. No injuries or damage reported.

Share Your Views on Music Produced by AI

The Guardian invites readers to share their opinions on AI-generated music. How is artificial intelligence reshaping creativity? Have your say in our survey.

Putin Rejects Peace Plan, FIFA Changes World Cup Ticket Policy

Russian President Vladimir Putin accuses Europe of hindering peace. FIFA scales back dynamic pricing for 2026 World Cup tickets. Plus, the definitive best Christmas film is named. Get the day's top stories in our concise news roundup.

Routine: 13-Year Sci-Fi Horror Finally Releases

After 13 years in development, sci-fi survival horror game Routine is finally here. Our review explores its terrifying atmosphere, unique puzzles, and how it rivals Alien Isolation. Read the full analysis.

UK Survey: Die Hard is Not a Christmas Movie

A new BBFC survey settles the debate: Die Hard is not a Christmas film for Brits. Discover the UK's favourite festive movies and what makes the perfect holiday watch.

New Witcher Trilogy to be Completed in Six Years

CD Projekt reaffirms ambitious plan to release three new Witcher games within a six-year timeframe, starting no earlier than 2027. Get the latest on the studio's strategy and Cyberpunk 2077's sales milestone.

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