All RPS Supporter Awards for August 2026: Fat Felines, GTA 6 Thoughts, and a Pile of Barely Washed Radish G Trends

You there. Have you responded to the survey among RPS supporters? You don’t even have to be a Supporter. In fact, for some questions it is better if this is not the case. Either way, this is your chance to help make our subscription rewards as rewarding as possible, which some say is a reward in itself.

Less abstractly, Premium Supporters can also read cool words like these: All the exclusive articles we published in August. And yes, I did decide to start listing them in chronological order.


Cato the Cat stands on a glass platform in Cato: Buttered Cat.
Image credit: Rock Paper Shotgun Edition / Gcores

RPS Supporter Rewards for August 2026

Scout Report: Cato Colon Buttered Cat Makes a Tricky and Confusing Challenge from an Old Song

Sin Vega studies the amount of game juice that can be extracted from a piece of toast harnessed to a cat. The answer: enough for a decent puzzle platformer, appaz.

Alright, I’ll show you my desk, but there’s nothing you can say about the mouse pad that I haven’t already complained about

Powerless to resist Julian’s obvious baiting, I continue this series of visits to the RPS personnel offices. Since then, I have added a Sherma figurine to my collection of Little Characters, so be careful, the set is already obsolete.


The protagonist of Mortal Shell 2 faces the Nameless Captive, a main boss found at the end of the Prisoner Domain Legacy Dungeon.
Image credit: Shotgun/Playstack Rock Paper

I never developed a taste for Soulslike games and it’s my old boss’s fault

The heartbreaking story of how our editorial director never had a chance.

I’ll make you a deal. You can see my office, but only if you make a sacrificial offering to Ugly Squidward.

Another office tour – and the most in-depth yet – courtesy of maddeningly youthful guide guru, Callum.

Scout Report: Neofeud 2 isn’t subtle, but neither are guillotines

Sin returns to appreciate the silly side of Neofeud 2’s satirical, lowercase cyberpunk point ‘n’ click.

Editor’s Letter #19: How to fix a problem like GTA 6?

A few days before the Grand Theft Auto VI Netflix thing, Julian reflects on the practical considerations of covering (probably) the biggest game of the decade when it’s not actually a PC game. Well done to everyone who gave their opinion on this!


A Skyrim character fishing for leather armor.
Image credit: Rock Paper Shotgun / Bethesda

Modifying Skyrim for the first time in years convinced me that perhaps I had been too quick to mock Bethesda itself by adding fishing.

Mark eats his words, and/or his trout, while embarking on a fishing career in Skyrim. The fish fear him.

Gamescom 2026 Booth Snacks, Reviews

Speaking of eating, I called upon my culinary expertise in assessing the appetizers available at last week’s Gamescom, which at one point even included – get this – some vegetables.

See you in September! Oh shit.

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