Insider Gaming Showcase 2026 | Our Top Picks
Insider Gaming held its inaugural showcase this morning, and it took a refreshingly different tack from the usual AAA-heavy event…
Forza Horizon 6: Barn Find Guide
There are 15 hidden cars within Forza Horizon 6‘s beautiful Japan map, all in barns located off the beaten track….
Review | Forza Horizon 6: ‘Most Beautiful Game In The Series’ (Xbox)
Forza Horizon 6 is an exceptional game. Playground Games hasn’t reinvented the series so much as taken a scalpel to…
QD Rapid Review | Minos: ‘A Labyrinth of Strategy’ (PC)
Minos is a roguelite maze-defence game that understands the appeal of having a good problem to solve. It can be demanding and quite compex, but for players who enjoy planning, experimentation and learning from failure, this is a labyrinth very much worth getting lost in.
Forza Horizon 6: The Top 5 New And Returning Features
Some of Forza Horizon’s best ideas are back, while new features look ready to lift the Horizon formula even higher. We’ve played it early — here’s our top 5.
5 Things You Can and Can’t Do in Forza Horizon 6
Can you drive up Fuji? Can you smash through trees? Here’s what surprised us most about what you can and can’t do while exploring the Horizon series’ take on Japan.
40 cars we’ve found in Forza Horizon 6 (Preview)
Forza Horizon 6 scatters aftermarket cars across its gorgeous Japanese map, waiting to be found and collected. Ranging from the slightly tuned to outright madness, here’s every aftermarket car the Quest Daily team found in the Forza Horizon 6 pre-release preview build.
Every Forza Horizon 6 Mascot By Japanese Region
Forza Horizon 6 hides 200 food-themed mascots across the map, each giving you 5,000 credits when you smash into them…
Review | Screamer: ‘A Neon Street Fight At 300 Kilometres An Hour’ (PC)
Screamer pulls inspiration from all over, but it never feels derivative — it’s loud, demanding, and compelling in its own right.
Preview | Splash Divers: ‘The Deep End of Chill’ (PC)
Splash Divers is shaping up to be a delightfully chill escape — the kind of game that reminds you to take things slow and enjoy the view.