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Battlefront to Overwatch: A Look at the Current State of Games as a Service
If there were a moment in gaming history that can be likened to the opening of Pandora’s box, it might be the instant that the games as a service (
The Division 2's First Story DLC Isn't Worth The Time It Takes To Download
The Division 2's post-launch expansion content has officially kicked off with D.C. Outskirts: Expeditions.
Overwatch: The Winners and Losers of the 2/2/2 Role Queue Balancing Patch
Of all the updates to ever grace Overwatch,
Should Low Random Drop Rates Be An Obsolete Mechanic: Borderlands to Destiny and Beyond
Of all the feelings that one can get from games, few are more polarizing than beating a boss in a game that features loot.
In Defense of Game Freak - Arguing Against #BringBackNationalDex
The past month has been tough if you follow Pokémon at all.
The Nintendo Switch Lite Isn't For You But It Has An Audience
Since it was announced, there's been a lot of complaints about the announcement of the
Overwatch, the Overwatch League, and the Feasibility of the 2/2/2 Role Lock
For the past year, the 3/3 team composition (or GOATS) has been the talk of the town in Overwatch.
The Legacy of the Borderlands Series and the Road Ahead to Borderlands 3
After half a decade of silence, Gearbox finally decided to let Borderlands 3 see the light of day.
Cash Ops 4 Breaks the Bank for Players, As Well as Their Spirits
When I started writing this piece, I wanted to push it out quickly because I was feeling frustrated. But I decided to wait because Treyarch had an
Life Is Strange: Waves Part 2 (Issue 6) Impressions
In issue #6 of the Life Is Strange
What is Cyberpunk?
In 1984, William Gibson’s novel Neuromancer was released.
Did Respawn Miss an Opportunity With Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order?
Prior to its gameplay premiere at E3 2019, few games were more intriguing than Respawn’s Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
Xbox and Microsoft: Winning E3 2019 and (Maybe) the Next Generation of Gaming
After three days of trailers, presentations, and over-enthusiastic crowds, it would be rather safe to say that E3 2019 was rather tame.
Life Is Strange: Waves Part 1 (Issue 5) Impressions
Max Caulfield is back in the Life Is Strange
To the Infinite and Beyond: A Look Back at Stellaris
Stellaris, or the space RTS that lets you encounter exciting new alien species, enslave them, and eat them, reached its three year anniver
Life Is Strange: Dust Review – A Page-Turner in Arcadia Bay
It can be difficult to continue the story of a game with branching choices in another medium that is less interacti
Fighting Last Year’s War: The Division 2’s Regressive No Matchmaking Raid Policy
The Division 2, or the third person shooter that’s pretending to be an RPG that’s pretending to be a MMORPG, is getting its first Raid.
Did Sea of Thieves' Anniversary Update Save the Game?
Sea of Thieves turned one year old and Rare decided to celebrate by releasing a major update.
What Can The Elder Scrolls: Blades Tell Us About The Elder Scrolls 6?
By most accounts, The Elder Scrolls: Blades is ... okay.
Every Available Snapchat Game Reviewed
In-app social media games aren’t anything new.
Bloodborne: A Song of Crows Part 3 (Issue 11) Impressions
The penultimate issue in Bloodborne: A Song of Crows
Outward Is Full of Cool Moments But Requires Too Much of a Time Investment
Recently released on consoles and PC, Outward is the debut role-playing game from Nine Dot Studio.
What I'd Like to See in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord is still very much in development.
The Curse of Open World Games
If there’s one trend that can be attributed to the current generation of consoles, it’s the meteoric rise of the op