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WD Elements 8TB drops to $171 on Amazon, about $0.02/GB — Kotaku.com

WD Elements 8TB drops to $171 on Amazon, about $0.02/GB

The Western Digital 8TB Elements Desktop external hard drive is on sale at Amazon for $171, down from a $225 list price — a $54 savings (about 24% off), which works out to roughly $0.02 per gigabyte, and is available now. The desktop-style Elements drive comes in a compact black

Cairn: The Game Bakers' rock-climbing sim makes climbing feel like combat — Static0.polygonimages.com

Cairn: The Game Bakers' rock-climbing sim makes climbing feel like combat

Cairn, a new rock-climbing sim from Montpellier studio The Game Bakers, is out now on PlayStation 5 and Windows PC, according to a Polygon review published Jan. 29, 2026. The review says Cairn is less a lighthearted physical comedy and more a tense, tactical ascent — comparing it to Baby Steps

Don't Stop, Girlypop! review: a bright‑pink Doom clone that reimagines shooters — Static0.polygonimages.com

Don't Stop, Girlypop! review: a bright‑pink Doom clone that reimagines shooters

Polygon's review (published Jan 28, 2026) says Don't Stop, Girlypop!, the debut from Australian developer Funny Fintan Softworks, is a hyper-fast first-person shooter the outlet called 'the best Doom clone in years.' The game is out now on Windows PC. You play as Imber,

Reigns: The Witcher brings swipe-based Geralt game, launching Feb. 25 — Static0.polygonimages.com

Reigns: The Witcher brings swipe-based Geralt game, launching Feb. 25

Polygon reports Nerial’s Reigns: The Witcher will launch on Feb. 25 for Windows PC and mobile, adapting the studio’s swipe-based decision gameplay to put players in control of Geralt of Rivia. In a 90-minute demo the reviewer saw runs built around three-card hands that represent aspects of Geralt

Inkle’s TR-49 turns codebreaking puzzles into a political censorship thriller — Static0.polygonimages.com

Inkle’s TR-49 turns codebreaking puzzles into a political censorship thriller

Polygon reports that TR-49 is a cryptic narrative deduction game from Inkle that has players decoding a glitching, World War II–era digital archive to unpick a political mystery; the game is out now on Windows PC. The review describes TR-49’s core mechanic as pairing obscure titles with two-letter,