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River Song's Universes Beyond Doctor Who Magic Card Is A Complete Flavor Win
Magic's Doctor Who crossover features cards representing the long history of the series, and the River Song card perfectly captures the character.
Dungeons and Dragons: The Basics of Player Comfort
Dungeons and Dragons is all about telling a story with each person at the table. Respecting boundaries can save a campaign from certain doom.
How Nintendo's 3DS and WII U Online Play Shut Down Will Affect Consoles and Software
Nintendo recently announced that they would be pulling online play from the WIIU and 3DS. How will this affect games and software that rely on it?
Every Persona 5 Royal Ending, Explained
Depending on choices made throughout Persona 5 Royal, players can unlock several endings. Whether good or bad, each is worth experiencing.
How to Start Playing Dungeons & Dragons
Dungeons & Dragons is more popular than ever, but new players can feel daunted when first getting into the tabletop hobby.
Which Dying Light Ending Is Canon?
The Dying Light deliberately leaves one key question unanswered for players to solve: What's the canon ending for the original game's protagonist?
Assassin's Creed Mirage's Ending Explained: Memories of a Past Life
In a massive plot twist, Assassin's Creed Mirage's ending effectively ties up some of the loose ends that Assassin's Creed Valhalla left behind.
2023's Best Horror Game is About To Get Scarier
Amnesia: The Bunker is getting a Halloween update later this October, making this the perfect time to check out one of the spookiest games ever made.
Soulstice Is a Worthy Spiritual Successor To DmC: Devil May Cry
DmC: Devil May Cry was a flawed game with a lot of potential, but Soulstice improves on its best ideas while rectifying many of its mistakes.
REVIEW: Sonic Superstars Is Proof That Old-School Sonic Is Still the Gold Standard
Sonic Superstars is the perfect love letter to classic Sonic titles, delivering a nostalgic experience that will still captivate its modern audience.
MtG: Is it Time For Wizards To Stop Pushing Sagas?
Wizards has been creating a lot of Sagas in new Magic: The Gathering sets, and players may be worried about their oversaturation in decks.
The Rise Of Body Horror Games In A Post-Covid World
Body horror has become more and more common in the indie horror gaming world in conjunction with the Covid virus becoming less of a focus. Here's why.
Why Wholesome And Cozy Games Are On The Rise
With the growing popularity of games like Stardew Valley, Animal Crossing, and Spiritfarer, wholesome and cozy games are thriving like never before.
The Fighting Game Renaissance Is Sleeping On A Legendary Series
Fighting games are a major hit in the industry once again, but SEGA's beloved but somewhat forgotten Virtua Fighter series is still dormant.
This Simple Change Could Fix Animal Crossing's Biggest Problem
A simple alteration to villager personalities could fix the longest ongoing issue with the Animal Crossing franchise.
The Legend of Zelda's Most Interesting Games Are Always Sequels
From Majora’s Mask to Tears of the Kingdom, The Legend of Zelda’s most interesting titles always turn out to be sequels—and it’s not a coincidence.
Sonic Frontiers: Why Fans Think the DLC Is So Hard
Sonic Frontiers' final DLC has been heavily criticized by fans for its difficulty, and this is once again dragging down the series' reputation.
Bioshock 2 & The Dangers Of Utilitarianism
Bioshock is famously a deeply philosophical game, but Bioshock 2 is often overlooked in favor of its more famous siblings.
Disney Lorcana: Rise of the Floodborn Complete Spoiler
The second set for Disney's Lorcana, Rise of the Floodborn, is slated to introduce new characters, mechanics, and more to Ravensburger's breakout hit.
How Spider-Man for PlayStation 1 Changed Spider-Man Games Forever
Spider-Man, released in 2000 for the original PlayStation, took Spidey into 3D and created the basis for Spider-Man video games that followed.