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Rebolat Games is an independent blog that builds a Canadian-style top list of PC games and explains genres, settings, hardware basics and ways to choose your next game.
How we build a Canadian top of PC games
See the criteria behind the Rebolat Games Canadian-style top list of PC games, from controls and pacing to replay value, and how to use the list well.
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Choosing PC games by genre
A plain guide to major PC game genres, from strategy and survival to exploration and cozy builders, with tips on matching a genre to your mood.
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Reading PC system requirements without the confusion
Learn how to read PC game system requirements, check your processor, graphics card, memory and storage, and decide if a game will run well for you.
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Getting comfortable with strategy games on PC
Practical tips for starting strategy games on PC: learning the economy, scouting, using hotkeys, pacing your expansion and learning from each match.
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A beginner guide to wilderness survival games
A beginner guide to PC survival games: early priorities, managing cold and hunger, building shelter and staying calm when a run goes wrong.
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Why cozy games belong on a winter top list
An opinion piece on why cozy PC games suit long winter evenings, what makes a game feel cozy and how to pick a calm game that fits your routine.
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Finding indie PC games worth your evenings
Tips for discovering indie PC games: using store filters, reading reviews well, trying demos, following small studios and building a varied shortlist.
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Tuning PC graphics settings for smooth play
A practical guide to PC graphics settings: resolution, frame rate, shadows, textures, anti-aliasing and upscaling, plus a simple tuning routine.
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Your PC game backlog does not have to feel like homework
An opinion piece on managing a PC game backlog: why it grows, how to sort it, when to drop a game and how to turn it into a personal top list.
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Setting up for comfortable PC gaming
Tips for a comfortable PC gaming setup: desk and chair position, monitor height, lighting, controls and breaks, so long sessions feel easier.
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