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In brief | At last, our first look at Football Manager 26's flashy new match engine is here, and it's a bit like classic FIFA
Unity! Unity! Unity!
Chris Tapsell
Deputy Editorial Director
Chris Tapsell is Eurogamer's Deputy Editorial Director and most decorated Football Manager. He used to write guides, and will send you links to his favourite spreadsheets if you ask him about League of Legends or competitive Pokémon.
Currently playing: Age of Mythology: Retold
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The big Football Manager interview: series boss Miles Jacobson on what went wrong with FM25, and what to expect from FM26
"The s*** was flying from all directions..."
Guide
Best Pokémon in Pokémon Go, from best attackers to best defenders
Which are the best Pokémon for Gyms, raiding and PvP in Pokémon Go?
Interview
Dawn of War 4 devs on taking over from Relic, the health of real-time strategy, and reviving a legend of the genre
"I don't think RTS is back; I don't think it's ever really gone away."
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I've played Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 4, and it feels like the sequel to the original that RTS fans always wanted
Return of the KING (Art games).
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Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 4 announced, and it's coming from a surprise new developer next year
Base-building, classic RTS mechanics back in "return to the franchise's roots."
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Now Flaying | Oh Dawn of War, how I've missed you
Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War - Definitive Edition removes all possible barriers to playing one of the greatest strategy games of all time.
Preview
Sword of the Sea is an expression of the joy of movement in video games - PS Plus subscribers are in for an absolute treat
The maker of Abzû, The Pathless and Journey talks mindfulness and motion.
Guide
Pokémon Go Type chart and weaknesses
Calculate the damage for any matchup with our Pokémon Weakness Chart
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What we've been playing - the game of kings and a football rescue act
A few of the things that have us hooked this week.
Feature
Ghost of Yōtei's lo-fi beats mode sums up the very best and very worst of this very weird series
Mono no self-awareness.
Opinion
Xbox's absent landlord execs are only part of a much bigger problem
Microsoft's continued job slashing reveals a troublesome disdain for creativity, expertise, and the human touch.
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Obsidian's The Outer Worlds 2 looks to fix the problems it always knew the original had
"Before even The Outer Worlds 1 shipped, we knew we wanted to do a second one."
Opinion
Xbox finally cracks the Summer Game Fest special - the cost is them owning everything
Meanwhile, SGF's own kick-off show felt strangely narrow.
Preview
Welcome Tour is the Switch 2's welcome surprise, and might even be worth your 8 quid
Delight at the museum.
Preview
After a couple of hours, Mario Kart World's open world left me slightly underwhelmed - but is there more to it?
Still plenty to love, but a new hands-on raises new questions.
Guide
How to get the best armour in Zelda Breath of the Wild
How to find the Ancient Armour the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab, and complete Robbie's Research.
Opinion
Video games' soaring prices have a cost beyond your wallet - the concept of ownership itself
As the industry's big squeeze reaches consumers, a grim bargain emerges.
Feature
Remedy's Control spin-off FBC: Firebreak has only come together at the last minute - and somehow feels better for it
"It's actually possible, within an afternoon, to throw in anything."
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Remedy hopes FBC: Firebreak can defeat the "predatory" live-service trap - with help from small budgets, Game Pass, and PS Plus
"It's very much about spreading the risk."
