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The Epic Games Store has a selection of free PC games that changes every week. The latest free offerings will be available until May 21.

Are you eager to dive straight down the depths in Subnautica 2 ? Unknown Worlds Entertainment's newest survival game will have you exploring vast oceans, abandoned bases, and ancient alien structures, all while trying to fend off hostile creatures and massive leviathans. Our Subnautica 2 guides hub has several articles to help you every step of the way. Subnautica 2 guides hub Where to go first in the campaign - You're stranded smack dab in the middle of the ocean and you only have a Lifepod as a point of reference. So, what should you do next? How to get food and water - Your character will get hungry and thirsty after a short while. It's imperative that you find food and water, but bear in mind that your human body won't be able to digest alien food that easily. Continue Reading at GameSpot

There is this idea that, for a long-running series to remain as consistently popular as Forza Horizon has been, it needs to diminish itself somewhat with each new entry, gradually losing more and more of its edge in a bid to appeal to the widest possible audience. Read more

I blast out of Tokyo, off into the countryside. At first, the roads run alongside waterlogged rice paddies, through flat and open country. Soon, though, I hit the coastal highway which winds its way over deep blue sea and past fishing villages. Carving north, I navigate snaking passes straight out of Initial D and slide upwards through their narrow switchbacks. Then, as I climb, everything opens up again. Wide alpine roads sweep past green hills offering a spectacular view of Tokyo far to the south, the snow-capped peaks to the north, and Mount Fuji sitting stoically to the west. For a moment, it reminds me of the fabled alpine spaghetti you can find if you tour central Europe’s most breathtaking regions. Continuing my ascent, I soon hit snowy ski trails, steep stretches encased in permafrost and banked by looming snowdrifts. Read more