discussion Open world games are getting better at engaging players By Dan on Oct 24th, 2018 Breath of the Wild and Marvel's Spider-Man are two open world games that know how to get things done. Get ready to swing through NYC and dig around Hyrule as we go over how these titles keep players productive.
guide Chasm: How to enjoy the abyss By Dan on Aug 9th, 2018 Saving the town of Karthas is no modest task. This handy beginner's guide will help you get started on your quest of conquering the dungeons.
review Mario Tennis Aces: Game, Set, Match! By Dan on Jul 24th, 2018 Fans of Mushroom Kingdom tennis showdowns: rejoice! Mario Tennis Aces is available on Nintendo Switch. But, is it a worthy successor to the Mario Tennis legacy?
discussion RiME Uses Scenery For Storytelling By Dan on Jun 4th, 2018 RiME is an exploration game that makes the most of its engrossing scenery. Let's go over some of the ways in which RiME pulls every ounce of storytelling out of its landscape.
nostalgia Super Metroid: Is shooting at walls a good time? By Dan on Dec 18th, 2017 Games such as Super Metroid have a way of stumping their players. Its puzzles can be so vexing that anyone could be enticed to turn to a strategy guide. But, what happens when you rely fully on a game's design to help you through its own challenges?
thoughtpiece Destiny 2 has the best intro By Dan on Sep 6th, 2017 Bungie's Destiny series is 3 years old (and counting) - but does that mean they can't onboard new players? Let's talk about Destiny 2's introduction.
