The rise of tactical shooters such as Escape From Tarkov and Gray Zone Warfare feels like a direct response to the more arcade-style action of Call of Duty and even modern Battlefield. These more realistic, measured FPS games demand you take care at every turn, with realistic movement, damage, and ballistics ensuring the smartest, most well-coordinated players win out. Exfil goes one step further. There’s no loot grind, perks, or ‘gear fear’ metagaming here - this is pure, infantry-led tactical combat. Launched into early access in December 2024, you can try Exfil free on Steam right now to celebrate the launch of its latest update, but you don’t have long. Continue reading Realistic FPS and Tarkov rival Exfil celebrates new update with brief free trial MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best multiplayer games, Best co-op games

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Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone remains one of the greatest sci-fi shows ever made because it tackled human nature in ways that never age. Episodes like “The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street” show how fear can turn neighbors into enemies, while “He’s Alive!” serves as a chilling reminder of how fascism rises. But one episode stands out today more than ever: “It’s a Good Life.” This half-hour isn’t just one of the show’s best; 60 years after its debut, the episode remains an allegory for the dangers of unchecked authority and the consequences of allowing fear to dictate society’s actions. ‘It’s a Good Life’ delivered some of ‘The Twilight Zone’s most important lessons THE TWILIGHT ZONE, Billy Mumy, ‘It’s a Good Life’ (Season 3, aired November 3, 1961), 1959-64 “It’s a Good Life” was set in Peaksville, Ohio, and it follows 6-year-old Anthony Fremont, who has god-like abilities. He could control, create, and destroy. He was so powerful that those who nursed a bad thought about him got erased from existence and sent to a cornfield. The townspeople lived in constant terror of pleasing Anthony no matter what horrors he inflicted. The episode ends grimly when Anthony creates snow that will ruin their crops, his father tries to scold him but quickly switches to praise. Serling did not just write a horror story — he sent a warning. Power in the wrong hands leads to destruction. THE TWILIGHT ZONE, Rod Serling, 1959-64. ‘It’s a Good Life’ was a popular episode “It’s a Good Life” has left a lasting imprint on pop culture and was a famous episode of Twilight Zone. Visitors to Disney’s Hollywood Studios’ Tower of Terror attraction may recognize Serling’s narration from the episode. Twilight Zone: The Movie reimagined the story with an even darker twist. THE TWILIGHT ZONE, from left: Don Keefer, Cloris Leachman, Jeanne Bates, ‘It’s a Good Life,’ (season 3, episode 8, aired November 3, 1961), 1959-1964 The story also received a direct sequel in 2002’s “It’s Still a Good Life,” which aired during the short-lived Twilight Zone revival hosted by Forest Whitaker. This episode revisits Anthony’s story as an adult, and an Bill Mumy returned to reprise his role as Anthony. Next up: David Lynch’s Obsession With ‘The Wizard Of Oz’ Turned Into An Entire Documentary The post The ‘Twilight Zone’ Episode That Feels More Relevant Than Ever In 2025 – No Matter What Side You’re On appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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