For well over 20 years the website Adventure Gamers was home to all kinds of writing and discussions about a genre that, while having enjoyed something of a renaissance in
In an age when some folks would rather “marry” an AI, I’m closing in on four years with my real-life partner: learning, growing, and trying to be mindful of
These days, GameStop is less a video game store and more a collectibles dealer. As of March, sales of stuff like Funko Pops and Pokémon cards nearly match its video
Some personal news: in my spare time, away from the keyboard, I collect football shirts. (You might also know them as "soccer jerseys".) I've been doing
The video game industry is in turmoil. Its workers are reeling from years’ worth of record layoffs and game cancellations. Entire video game studios shut down, “starved of both funding
Tonight's Summer Game Fest presentation included a trailer for a game called Felt That: Boxing, which describes itself as "a heartfelt and hilarious boxing game where the
We were sent a few examples this week of something that is both deeply funny and, given the time and the context, deeply predictable as well.
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It is fair to ask, “who is Nightreign for?,” and I’m shocked to report that it’s a game for me. I’m happy that Nightreign is a lumpy but interesting game, because FromSoftware was built on those. The FromSoft that existed before Miyazaki started hitting it out of the park was a lot of fun; that’s a
During this morning’s State of Unreal presentation, Epic showed a first look at what Executive Vice President Saxs Persson called the “next step” from Fortnite’s recent AI Darth
When Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 first came out, some people – mainly my colleagues – made the dubious claim that main character Gustave looks like me. I disputed this on multiple occasions,