Everyone wins differently in Fortnite. Some drop hot and start blasting within seconds of landing. Others wait out the chaos patiently, and some turn every fight into a build-off… A few only log in when there's a new collab and rare skins to grab. Yeah, Fortnite stopped being "just another battle royale" a long time ago — it's a full-blown platform with live events and its own pop culture, and it's earned its spot in our TOP best battle royales. So what's your style? Answer 12 questions and find out who you really are on the Island!

When Valve announced the price of its new-generation Steam Machine — $1349 — gamers were stunned. When the company flatly stated "we don't sell hardware at a loss," the internet immediately exploded with creative math. Turns out that for the price of one gaming box, you can buy some seriously unexpected things. Maybe even several times over. But reading other people's comparisons is one thing — figuring it out for yourself is another. Take our quiz and find out how well you know your alternatives!

And if you're hearing about this device category for the first time, check out our article "Steam Machine Explained: What You Need to Know About Valve’s New Device," where we break down exactly what this beast is.

Rockstar dropped the price tag on GTA 6 — and the whole industry flinched in unison. Roughly $80 for the standard edition, and if you throw in another $20, you're allowed to walk into five businesses and play two missions that were straight-up carved out of the open world. Rockstar is officially turning the "are modern games overpriced" debate into settled fact, and the rest of us just get to quietly accept it.

We're not here to argue whether the publisher's appetite is fair. Instead, let's gauge the real scale: what $80 can actually buy, and where your gut instinct fails you. Jump in!

In Heart of Chornobyl, the Zone got harder, meaner, more unpredictable. New mutants, anomalies with attitude, and factions that shoot first and skip the questions. Knowing where to go isn't enough here — you need to know what not to do. Twelve situations where one wrong call costs you your life. Pass and you've got real Zone instincts. Fail — well, pseudo-dogs gotta eat too.

And if you're just gearing up to head into the Zone, check our S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 guides first.

The BingBong Airlines plane crashed at the foot of a mountain. Four survivors: you, three teammates, and the airline's plush mascot. The only way to call a rescue helicopter is a flare gun from the summit — so you're climbing. Answer the questions and the counter will tally how many times you'd die on a single ascent. You'll also find out how the team remembers you.

Oh right, what's with the mascot? Bingbong's its name. Used for unlocking the achievement of the same name — check our PEAK achievements guide. The game even has a special achievement for creative deaths.

The loading screen fades—a new story unfolds before you. The very one that Romance Club writers might have peeked from your actual life. One evening, one ball, and one stranger who will flip your world upside down. No diamonds needed: every choice here is completely free, but every single one is about you. Create your main character, ascend the grand staircase, and survive until dawn to find out which RC universe your story belongs to.

Want more Romance Club? Check out our in-game guides for walkthroughs, tips, and all the useful game materials.

Anyone who's ever set foot inside Tanglewood or Edgefield knows the deal: in Phasmophobia, everyone falls into a role. One player is coolly counting the seconds between the ghost's footsteps, another is white-knuckling a closet door shut, and a third hasn't left the van once — swearing they "have a better view of the activity from out here." This quiz is here to figure out which one you'd be when things go sideways. Grab your flashlight, switch on the thermometer, and see how ready you really are to face the nightmare. Let's go!

Want to do more than just survive and become a cool-headed ghost hunter with a thermometer in hand? Check out our Phasmophobia guides for detailed breakdowns of game mechanics, equipment, and strategies.

In S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 the Zone has become even more dangerous. Anomalies are creeping into new territories, mutants are forming packs, and factions are carving up what's left of the old world. Just surviving isn't enough here — sooner or later you have to choose who you'll become. A hunter of artifacts, a chaser of easy profit, a committed fighter, or someone who prefers to negotiate rather than shoot. In fourteen situations you'll walk your own path through the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone and find out which way of life suits you best. Ready? Then grab a battered AK, a backpack and a couple of cans of rations — time to hit the Zone!

And if you're only planning to play Heart of Chornobyl, don't forget to check out our guides on the game, where you'll find plenty of useful information — from artifact locations to door and safe codes.

Night City… A megalopolis that promises endless opportunity but devours the weak and the strong alike, without discrimination. To survive these neon streets, you have to be a wolf. Your reluctant mentor in this test will be a solo who goes by Vance — a lone operator with the absolute reputation of a predator. Over 24 hours, he'll drag you through the cruelest underbelly of the city. Ready? Then hit Start Test!

And if after the test you crave even more Night City, dead contracts and corporate betrayals, check out our top list of the best Cyberpunk games — packed with neon, stealth, implants and lone wolves like Vance.

At camp, there is no pretending. Astarion is hiding someone else's wine, Karlach is the first to pick a fight, and Shadowheart watches in silence — taking notes. Every evening by the fire is a test: not of skill, but of character. Thirteen scenarios, from petty squabbles to the night watch. There are no right answers — only yours. Which of the six Origin companions is your true reflection? Pull up a log and join the fire.

And for those ready to go further and turn their character into a true legend of the Sword Coast, check out our Baldur's Gate 3 guides: from step-by-step main quest walkthroughs to the best builds for Wyll, the Dark Urge, and the Monk.

The original Hollow Knight is a top-notch Metroidvania set in the insect kingdom. In 2025, it received a direct sequel (Hollow Knight: Silksong Review). Thanks to it, we learned more about this universe, which exists by bizarre laws. Who would you be in the world of Hollow Knight? Take our quiz and find out!

Hades 2 is a roguelike game set against the backdrop of ancient Greek mythology. Just like in the first installment, you are tasked with battling hordes of enemies—many familiar from Hellenic legends — clearing one location after another as you gradually push forward. More info — in our Hades 2 Review. But who would you be in the world of Hades? Take our quiz to find out!

R.E.P.O. is a fun co-op horror game with realistic physics. You must infiltrate an area teeming with terrifying monsters and retrieve valuable items. Working together with other players is essential to survival. Each player's performance will directly impact the team's success. More details in our R.E.P.O. Preview. Will you be the squad leader or a burden, easier to get rid of than to carry? Take our quiz and find out.

BeamNG.drive is a realistic driving simulator that places a strong emphasis on authentic physics. In this game, car bodies crumple, windows shatter, wheels fly off, and much more. However, if you drive skillfully, you can navigate the track without a single scratch. But just how well can you handle a vehicle in a game like this? Take our quiz and find out!

Black Myth: Wukong is a game from Game Science based on Chinese mythology. While it's a soulslike title, it also has its own characteristics typical of more traditional action/RPGs. In this quiz, we'll explore the most interesting moments in Black Myth's story and mechanics, and then determine what role you might play in its bizarre yet captivating world.

The Assassin's Creed series is going through hard times. Perhaps its future lies in endless remasters of early installments, which were considered excellent games at the time of their release. Today, we invite you to explore key moments in Assassin history and determine which character is right for you. Ready?

Howard Phillips Lovecraft was an American writer whose works have become classics of gothic horror. The influence of his books can be felt in numerous films, comic books, and video games. Today, we invite you to immerse yourself in a world inhabited by Cthulhu, Dagon, and Shub-Niggurath — and to discover what role you would play in this grim universe.

The plumbob — that iconic green diamond floating above every Sim's head, broadcasting their mood to the world. Bright green means life is good, dim means something needs to change, red means your Sim is on the edge. In this quiz, the plumbob is your main indicator. With every choice it will glow brighter or fade, responding to your decisions across classic Sim situations: kitchen fires, suspiciously sentient garden plants, and surprise alien encounters. Don't rush — some choices might be your last. By the end, you'll find out what fate awaits the Sim under your control: grey routine, wild adventures, or a front-page feature in the Llama Times. If this test leaves you wanting more, check out our roundup, "Best Games for Girls on PC and Consoles: A Selection for Every Taste". It features The Sims alongside other titles that span a wide range of styles and experiences. Now, let’s get started!

It is a novel by Stephen King, based on which two feature-length films were made. They later received a prequel called It: Welcome to Derry. In this story, a terrifying creature known as Pennywise attacks the residents of a small town. The characters' fates take different turns — some survive their encounters with the monster, while others fall victim. Who would you be in the dark universe of It? Take our test and find out!

Detective investigations feature in many video games. Often, the process is automated—as seen in the recent Mouse: P.I. for Hire — but sometimes — such as in L.A. Noire — we are left to draw our own conclusions regarding who is responsible for the crimes. Today, we invite you to look back at the detective stories we’ve encountered across games spanning a wide variety of genres.