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2. GB United Kingdom

3. SG Singapore

4. JP Japan

5. CH China

6. HK Hong Kong

7. DE Germany

8. FR France

9. TH Thailand

10. PH Philippines

 

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MindsEye: A Narrative Powerhouse Trapped Inside Unpolished Gameplay

 

MindsEye (Console) | MindsEye (PC)

Few games launch with the kind of narrative ambition that MindsEye brings to the table. Developed by Build A Rocket Boy—founded by former Rockstar producer Leslie Benzies—the game is positioned as a core single-player experience within the larger “Everywhere” project, a sprawling metaverse platform. In MindsEye, players dive into a near-future world where corporate espionage, memory manipulation, and shadowy alliances pull you through a story packed with twists, betrayals, and philosophical questions about identity and control.

From the very first scene, MindsEye drips with cinematic flair. Its pacing, camera angles, and voice acting echo the polish of a high-budget streaming series. Plot points unfold with intensity, and the lead character’s descent into conspiracies and underground resistance movements is told with real narrative heft. You don’t just watch it—you feel it.

But here’s the catch: when you’re not in a cutscene, you kinda wish that you were... especially during combat. You get geared up for a segue into awesome gameplay to... (wait, you know what, just... just see it for yourself.)

The third-person gameplay frequently undercuts the immersion with awkward camera placement, clunky cover transitions, and animations that sometimes misalign completely... like enemies shooting while holding their guns at baffling angles (like... WTF is that?). I was literally playing, saying "What the heck is that?!" You’d think the characters were aiming curved weapons the way bullets seem to arc in a different direction. I take no joy in any of this, I hate it for the developer because of the massive budget poured into this game that they'll have to eat... and ofcourse the gamers who were looking forward to this game (and bought it day 1). Is all lost though? Not at all!

If Build A Rocket Boy is willing to jump in and fix this multimillion dollar game, it may save the game and the studios long term plans + rep. Sure it will cost them to go back in and set things right, but... it will cost them even more (in my opinion) if they just walk away. We'll reach out to them.

While some of the flaws could be dismissed as polish issues during development, addressing the deeper gameplay problems... and shifting the player’s perspective... could elevate the entire experience. Adopting a first-person view would better align with the game’s cinematic strengths. The current third-person, over-the-shoulder angle may work for other action titles, but in MindsEye, it often feels like you're watching your character struggle rather than stepping directly into their world.

This is why it may be time for Build A Rocket Boy to consider a bold pivot: switching the core perspective from third-person to first-person for all immersive sequences—leaving third-person strictly for necessary traversal moments like improved cover maneuvers, vehicle entry + driving, or platforming. Doing so could dramatically increase immersion and refine the connection between player and protagonist. You’d see the world through the character’s eyes and it would give us the ability to use the character's eye-phone (see what I did there?). You’d feel the tension, the claustrophobia, and the split-second decisions more intimately.

Of course, a camera switch alone won’t correct enemy pathing bugs or bizarre gun animations. But it would realign the gameplay with the game’s biggest strength: its storytelling. The cutscenes are captivating. The voice acting is stellar. If MindsEye were on Netflix, fans would be begging for a second season. As a game, it just needs help crossing the finish line.

So here's the challenge to Build A Rocket Boy: don't let this be another brilliant story dragged down by rough mechanics. Polish what needs polishing. Reconsider the perspective. Tighten the experience. And give this game the mechanical fidelity to match its narrative excellence.

Because story-wise? MindsEye isn’t just a game. It’s a film waiting to happen.
Let the gameplay rise to the occassion. I want to look back and say... that's one of those games that came back better than ever! You wouldn't be alone, don't forget Cyberpunk 2077 and No Man's Sky! I wouldn't say any of this if the game were in Early Access or if I didn't believe the game could be better.

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PC Gaming Show 2025 Recap: A Celebration of PC Gaming Excellence

The PC Gaming Show 2025 has once again delivered a spectacular showcase of upcoming titles, thrilling announcements, and jaw-dropping surprises. Hosted by Mica Burton, Sean “Day” Plott, and Frankie Ward, the event was packed with over 70 games, ranging from indie gems to blockbuster franchises. Whether you're into roguelikes, co-op shooters, survival sims, or rhythm action, this year's show had something for almost everyone. Before we dive into the biggest reveals, experience the excitement firsthand:

 The Big Reveals: Showstoppers That Stole the Spotlight 

Ambrosia Sky

A haunting sci-fi adventure that blends action with deep storytelling. Players take on the role of Dalia, a deep-space disaster specialist tasked with cleaning up an alien fungus infestation in a crumbling space colony. This game promises a unique mix of survival mechanics and emotional depth.

Far Far West

Think Left 4 Dead meets the Wild West—this 4-player co-op FPS lets players blast spectral bandits, sling spells, and complete daring contracts. With a mix of gunslinging and magic, this one is shaping up to be a chaotic, action-packed ride.

Spirit X Strike

A flashy, fast-paced action game where players chain free-flowing combos to defeat enemies. With Early Access launching June 20, this title promises intense combat and stylish visuals.

Ratatan

From the creators of Patapon, this vibrant rhythm roguelike action game brings colorful visuals, wild multiplayer, and infectious beats. With online co-op supporting up to 4 players, expect fast-paced battles and strategic rhythm-based gameplay.

Den of Wolves

From the minds behind Payday and GTFO, this co-op heist FPS is set in a techno-thriller future. Players take on high-stakes missions, navigating a world of corporate espionage and cybercrime.

 Additional Eye Catchers: Games That Left a Lasting Impression 

Moonlighter 2

The sequel to Moonlighter, this dungeon-crawling shopkeeper sim adds Soulslike elements and expanded management mechanics. The original game, released in 2018, was praised for its blend of action and economy simulation.

Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition

The legendary Dungeons & Dragons RPG returns with a full 3.5e ruleset and enhanced visuals. Originally released in 2006, this classic has been a staple for RPG fans, offering deep storytelling, tactical combat, and endless modding possibilities.

Stars of Icarus

A spiritual successor to Guns of Icarus, this game focuses on anime-inspired ship combat in space. The Guns of Icarus series, known for its team-based airship battles, has been a fan favorite since 2012.

Anno 117: Pax Romana

The latest entry in the Anno series, this city-building strategy game takes players to the Roman Empire. The Anno franchise, dating back to 1998, has been a cornerstone of economic simulation and historical strategy.

Paralives

A life-sim challenger to The Sims, featuring detailed building tools, curved walls, and emotional depth. With a December 8 release date, this indie darling is shaping up to be a must-play for simulation fans.

The PC Gaming Show 2025 was a wild ride of creativity, chaos, and unforgettable reveals. From AAA expansions to off-the-wall indies, there’s something for every kind of gamer to look forward to. Add these games to the list of others revealed in previous showcases where PC gamers are also getting the love. Whether you're wishlist-ing your next favorite game or diving into fresh demos, this year's showcase proved that PC gaming is still as great an option as ever!

Stay tuned as Summer of Gaming continues here at SDGT Entertainment! In the mean time, here are the lastest free games! Game on! 🎮🔥

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F1 25: The Ultimate Racing Experience for Fans of the Game, the Sport, and the Film

F1 25 (PC) | F1 25 (Console)

The lights go out, and the race begins! F1 25 has officially hit the track, bringing high-octane thrills, cinematic storytelling, and cutting-edge realism to racing fans worldwide. Whether you're a die-hard Formula 1 enthusiast, a gaming speedster, or someone hyped for the F1 movie, this game is your ticket to the grid.

Before we floor it into the details, hop in for the first 30 minutes of gameplay!

 Revving Up the Features: What’s New in F1 25? 

This year’s installment isn’t just another lap around the circuit... it’s a full-throttle evolution of the franchise. Developed by Codemasters and EA Sports, F1 25 introduces My Team 2.0, a revamped handling model, and (LIDAR) laser-scanned tracks for pinpoint accuracy.

Braking Point 3: A Story Mode Worth the Podium

The Braking Point saga returns, putting players in the driver’s seat of Konnersport Butler Global Racing Team. With multiple perspectives, high-stakes rivalries, and cinematic drama, this mode feels like a Hollywood blockbuster on wheels. I was honestly locked in on the progression of the story and wanted to perform at my best for the good of the team, like... "Damn, I don't wanna mess this up!"

F1 The Movie Integration: Race Like a Star

For the first time ever, F1 25 lets players step into the shoes of Sonny Hayes and Joshua Pearce, the fictional drivers from the upcoming F1 movie starring Brad Pitt. You can race in identical scenarios from the film, making this a must-play for movie buffs and racing fans alike.

Reverse Tracks & Lidar-Scanned Circuits

Ever wondered what Silverstone or Zandvoort would feel like in reverse? F1 25 introduces inverted circuits, adding a fresh challenge to familiar tracks. Plus, five circuits... including Suzuka and Imola... have been rebuilt using Lidar technology, ensuring unmatched realism.

 Take Your Racing Experience to the Next Level 

If you want to feel the speed, the roar, and the adrenaline like never before, here are two ways to supercharge your F1 25 experience (and that's what it's all about when you aren't streaming or playing in tournaments):

VR Racing: Step Inside the Cockpit

For the ultimate immersion, grab a compatible VR headset and experience F1 25 in virtual reality. Feel the G-forces, react to realistic track conditions, and live the thrill of racing from a first-person perspective. If you already own a VR headset, this is a win!

Race Wheel & Surround Sound: Get in the Zone

Want to feel every turn, every bump, and every acceleration? Equip yourself with a high-quality racing wheel like the Thrustmaster Scuderia Ferrari Race Kit and surround sound system. The force feedback will make you fight the car like a real driver, while engine roars and tire screeches will transport you straight to the Grand Prix. Headsets work great when you need to keep the volume down.

F1 25 isn’t just a game... it’s an experience. Whether you’re competing for the championship, reliving iconic movie moments, or pushing the limits in VR, this year’s installment is a celebration of speed, strategy, and spectacle.

So, strap in, hit the throttle, and chase the checkered flag... because F1 25 is ready to take you for a ride! 🏎️ I normally would play a rally game or street racing, but this grabbed my attention.

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