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Clair Obscur Gave Me What Final Fantasy Has Been Teasing And Dodging For 20 Years
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 gave me the bold, turn-based adventure I’d begged from Final Fantasy for years. It’s time Square Enix admits it bet on the…
This Xbox Shake-Up Might Just Supercharge AI in Games
Phil Spencer’s exit and Asha Sharma’s rise hint at an AI-first pivot at Xbox. Dive into what it means for exclusives, live services and developer tools.
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker Was My ‘Pokémon’… And It Still Beats The Real Thing
Before I ever played Pokémon, a weird Dragon Quest spin-off on DS became my ultimate monster-catching game. Here’s why Joker still owns that crown.
Pokémon Go’s Mega Overhaul: Super Mega Raids, Link Charges, and why it actually pushes IRL play
Niantic’s Mega revamp adds seven-to-eight player Super Mega Raids, a Super Max tier, and a new Link Charge economy to nudge players into meeting up — but…
Ubisoft finally buffed Skull and Bones’ biggest ships – and I’m still not sold
After dozens of hours in Skull and Bones, the big ship update should’ve been my dream. Instead it proves how confused this live-service game is.
I hunted down every secret tape in THPS 3+4 – here are the exact lines I use
Step-by-step routes to every secret tape in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4, with clean lines, speed tips, and pitfalls to avoid for 100% completion.
You’re Probably Missing These Banandium Crystals in Donkey Kong Bananza’s Lagoon Layer
Track down every Banandium Crystal in Donkey Kong Bananza’s Lagoon Strata with tested routes, combat tips, and endgame tricks to max out DK fast, safely.
I copied these Valorant pro crosshair codes in 2025 and my aim instantly felt better
Steal the best Valorant crosshair codes from pros and streamers, learn how to import them, and tweak each one so it actually fits your aim style.
Lee’s Death in Telltale’s The Walking Dead Still Messes Me Up
Over a decade later, Lee Everett’s death in The Walking Dead: Season 1 still wrecks me. Here’s why that final choice hit harder than any plot twist.
Sony just shut Bluepoint — and it says a lot about PlayStation’s live‑service retreat
Sony is closing Bluepoint Games after a cancelled live‑service God of War project and failed pitches. This shutdown signals PlayStation’s cautious…
You’re Probably Missing These Canyon Bananas in Donkey Kong Bananza (I Was Stuck at 59/60)
Stuck at 59/60 Banandium Crystals in Donkey Kong Bananza’s Canyon Stratum? Here’s a tested route to grab every hidden banana across all sub-layers.
Hand of Fate gets furious: new Hordes of Fate demo brings the Dealer back
Spitfire Interactive’s new Hordes of Fate demo reintroduces Anthony Skordi’s Dealer narration and a playable Warrior to preview a deckbuilding,…
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora PS5 Edition Drops to $28
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora From the Ashes for PS5 hits a record-low $28. Plus quick takes on Ravenburger puzzles, Logitech headsets, Godzilla Monopoly,…
Bluepoint Games is closing in March — Sony blames rising costs and a cancelled live‑service shift
Sony will close Bluepoint Games in March after a cancelled God of War live‑service project and a “business review.” Here’s what that means for remakes and…
Arc Raiders’ controversial ABMM isn’t what you think — and Shrouded Sky shows why
Embark says its ‘aggression-based matchmaking’ is a nuanced behavior system, not a hard split. Shrouded Sky, blueprints and new ARCs mean more tuning —…
Fallen Tear’s Early Access is almost here — a hand-drawn Metroidvania with JRPG party tricks
Fallen Tear: The Ascension blends hand-drawn Metroidvania exploration with JRPG-style party bonds. Early Access on PC arrives March 17 with a playable…
Hotta Studio’s NTE looks like GTA with anime production values — and a surprisingly fair gacha
Hands-on PS5 Co-Ex Test impressions: NTE blends a cinematic anime sandbox, driving and a board-game Scarborough Fair gacha that actually feels generous.
Death Howl flips roguelite deckbuilding into an open-world, soulslike learning loop
Death Howl launches Day One on Xbox Game Pass — an open-world, turn-based deckbuilder that treats death as learning, not punishment.
Avowed’s PS5 Launch Fixes the Gear Gate — But Obsidian Isn’t Throwing Out the Rulebook
Obsidian reworked Avowed’s upgrade loop for the PS5 release—better tutorials, bigger resource drops, and scaling toggles aim to stop gear from blocking…
City Hunter’s long-lost 1990 game finally gets a global remaster — and it includes “Get Wild”
A faithful remaster of SUNSOFT’s Japan-only 1990 City Hunter arrives worldwide Feb. 26 with Enhanced/Hard modes, QoL fixes, localization and limited…
Phantasy Star Online punished death harder than Dark Souls – and I weirdly miss it
On Dreamcast, Phantasy Star Online made me trust strangers with my best gear. Its brutal death penalty hurt, but it changed online play for me.
EVO is now effectively Saudi-controlled — and the FGC is furious
Qiddiya’s takeover of RTS makes EVO effectively government-linked. The fighting-game community is calling out human-rights and inclusivity concerns and…
Dragonbane’s Trudvang Kickstarter blew past $27K in hours
Free League’s Dragonbane: Trudvang Kickstarter has smashed its $27,667 goal and hit $808K+. Nostalgia, classic rules, and big artists drove the surge….
Styx: Blades of Greed snuck up on me as the best pure stealth game in years
Styx: Blades of Greed turns three huge hubs, Metroidvania traversal and strict resources into the smartest, leanest stealth game the series has seen.