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6 months ago
Best Roguelikes and Roguelites Right Now
This is a broad modern roguelike list, not a fight about the Berlin Interpretation. If the run, the reset, and the thrill of a build coming together are the heart of the game, it counts.
6 months ago
Best RPGs for Every Type of Player
RPG is the genre most likely to start an argument because it covers too much ground. Some players want party drama. Some want tactical combat. Some want a world they can disappear into for weeks. For this list, I kept it fairly strict. These are games where character-building, role-playing, decision-making, and long-form immersion are the point, not just something bolted onto another genre. The…
6 months ago
Best Tactical Shooters for Competitive Players
These are the shooters where one bad peek matters, one clean callout can save a round, and the real skill is staying calm long enough to make the smart choice.
6 months ago
The Street Fighter movie trailer is finally here, and it looks like it knows exactly how ridiculous it should be
The Street Fighter movie trailer is finally here, and it looks like it knows exactly how ridiculous it should be
6 months ago
Erika Ishii would return to Ghost of Yotei in a heartbeat, and that says plenty on its own
Erika Ishii would return to Ghost of Yotei in a heartbeat, and that says plenty on its own
6 months ago
Black Flag Resynced looks close, but Ubisoft still has not said the part players want confirmed
Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced is back in rumor season again, this time with a report from Insider Gaming claiming the remake will launch on July 9, 2026 after an official reveal was pushed back by about a week. The report says media and creators were shown a roughly 30-minute presentation, while earlier leaks from an Indonesian ratings board and prior board listings had already pointed…
6 months ago
Two Point Museum’s BAFTA nod gives Two Point Studios another shot at breaking out of comedy game comfort
Two Point Museum’s BAFTA nod gives Two Point Studios another shot at breaking out of comedy game comfort
6 months ago
Masters of Albion finally gets its early access start after years of Peter Molyneux buildup
Masters of Albion finally gets its early access start after years of Peter Molyneux buildup
6 months ago
Marvel Cosmic Invasion finally gives console players a way in before launch
Marvel Cosmic Invasion is getting a fresh push on consoles with a new demo rollout, giving PlayStation and Nintendo players a chance to try Tribute Games and Dotemu’s co-op brawler before release. The game is already positioned as a fast, retro-styled Marvel beat ’em up with tag-team combat, 15 playable heroes, and a planet-hopping campaign built around Annihilus and the Annihilation Wave. The…
6 months ago
Wolfgang Krauser gives Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves a hard-edged anniversary update
SNK has confirmed that Wolfgang Krauser will join Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves on April 24, 2026 as the next Season 2 DLC fighter. His release lands alongside a major game update timed to the fighter’s first anniversary, with SNK also planning a special anniversary stream for April 23. The company pushed the news with a fresh trailer and a very direct pitch: one of the series’ most…
6 months ago
Final Fantasy 14 patch 7.5 sets up Dawntrail’s next turn with Beastmaster and a split rollout
Final Fantasy 14 patch 7.5 sets up Dawntrail’s next turn with Beastmaster and a split rollout
6 months ago
Lilith’s return gives Diablo 4’s next expansion a very different threat
Lilith’s return gives Diablo 4’s next expansion a very different threat
6 months ago
The Last of Us Part II stayed with me long after I wanted it to let me go
The Last of Us Part II is exhausting on purpose, and while I do not think every part of it works, I could not stop thinking about what it was willing to do.
6 months ago
Baldur’s Gate 3: Review
Baldur’s Gate 3 is huge, messy, funny, and sometimes tiring, but I cannot think of many RPGs that made me feel this involved in my own story.
6 months ago
Elden Ring review: the open world that made me want to keep getting lost
Elden Ring arrived in February 2022 with a ridiculous amount of pressure on it. FromSoftware was taking the studio’s action-RPG formula and dropping it into a much bigger world, which sounded exciting on paper but also risky. I liked the idea of that change, but I was not fully sold on it until the game stopped trying to impress me and simply let me wander. That is the point where it won me…
7 months ago
God of War Ragnarök won me over when it stopped trying to be huge
God of War Ragnarök gives me more of what worked in 2018, but it is at its best when it steps away from the noise and lets its characters carry the weight.