#Game Reviews

But sometimes, these games could get really addicting, which piqued my interest. Find out why we get so consumed by these types of games in this video below! Valve is rolling out a new feature in the February 12, 2026 Steam beta client that allows users to optionally attach their PC hardware specifications to game reviews posted on store pages. The hardware attachment remains optional, meaning users can still post reviews without disclosing their system specs. According to the beta notes, this feature collects gameplay framerate information without linking the data to a specific Steam account. When users disagree with a game’s Steam Deck Verified status, the client now prompts them to provide a reason. Playing MOBA games like Mobile Legends, the phone was surprisingly able to hit 120 frames per second (FPS) consistently throughout matches, and there were no obvious stutters even during clashes. For shooter games like Call of Duty Mobile, we’re getting at least 90 FPS on Low graphics with Battle Royale mode, which is still pretty smooth regardless. Read more in our articles including "WATCH: Why are Life Simulators so Addictive?" and "Steam now lets users attach their PC specs to game reviews".