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Joe Chivers

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
3
Latest publication
Sep 9, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Gamesradar
Top 10K sites
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Jul 14, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Joe Chivers

    2,045 days later, Valheim's 1.0 launch proves its scope for epic journeys is still unbeatable (opens the original)

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    I've got a theory about why people enjoy playing survival games. From Minecraft (or Unreal World if you're cool) all the way through to Valheim's 1.0 launch today after five years in Early Access, they all have something in common. Starting with nothing and building up to a mighty fortress is great, but what these games really offer is a sense of discovery – a journey into an unfamiliar world. It's something Welsh poet Dylan Thomas explores in his poem Fern Hill. Here, he writes about being "gre

  2. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · By Joe Chivers

    Hell Let Loose Vietnam is often frustrating but always involving, making my matches appropriately hellish (opens the original)

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    While Hell Let Loose: Vietnam's very nature fights against making its battles a streamlined experience like Battlefield 6, they're nevertheless deeply involving. Each death packs a greater impact, each kill a stronger sense of victory. Just hope that the squad you join have decent microphones. Large-scale battles are gripping affairs Every role is well implemented and equally important Fun is heavily dependent on your squad's coordination Poor visibility can make for frustrating deaths Why you c

  3. Article · Jul 14, 2026 · Joe Chivers

    Palworld 1.0 channels Elden Ring, Zelda, and Pokemon like a messy hot dog, but one I still delight in munching (opens the original)

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    Sometimes, playing Palworld is like listening to Stars on 45. Every few minutes, you'll spot another influence from another game and as soon as you recognise it, you notice something else. The most obvious influence is Pokemon, which is so obvious that Pocketpair are still locked into a patent dispute with Nintendo, but play it for more than a few minutes and you'll be amazed at what else you see. When I booted up Palworld 1.0 for its first foray out of early access, I was struck by so many of t

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