Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Has Turned Me Into a Bona Fide Korok Abuser
One of the simple, yet oft overlooked, pleasures of Breath of the Wild was the tiny squeak the adorable little Koroks would let out whenever you struck them with something.…
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The Last of Us Ep. 6 Nailed an Iconic Scene that Moved Players in 2013
Posted onFrom the very first episode, it became instantly clear that HBO’s adaptation of The Last of Us was going to be a hit. Even the promotional materials and…
A Small Yet Meaningful Change in HBO’s The Last of Us Makes Joel Feel So Much More Realistic
Posted onIt seems like showrunner Craig Mazin and series creator Neil Druckmann are determined to constantly surprise me with new, meaningful details that help flesh out the world of…
HBO’s The Last of Us Is Planting the Seeds for Dark Ellie and I Am Not Ready
Posted onFirst off, we’ll be getting into minor spoiler territory for The Last of Us Part II. So if you’re new to the series and haven’t played the games,…
Can We Talk About THAT Kiss in HBO’s The Last of Us?
Posted onHBO’s TV adaptation of The Last of Us has been fantastic so far. It’s essentially a one-to-one adaptation of the original game, with plenty of new scenes that help to…
Ben Brode Defends Marvel Snap’s Most Hated Locations
Posted onThe beauty of Marvel Snap lies in its variance. No variance in card draws, but in the locations you encounter in each match. Some locations, like Wakandan Embassy, are just…
The Great Ace Attorney Interview: Character Designer Kazuya Nuri Talks Inspiration, Design Challenges, & More
Posted onThe Great Ace Attorney games were originally released in Japan for the 3DS, and have only just made their way to the Switch in English-speaking territories this year.…
Astria Ascending Is a Very Beautiful, Very Overwhelming JRPG
Posted onIt doesn’t take much to convince me to check out a new JRPG. I love the genre, even if I can be picky about what I play at…
Patron Is an Ambitious, Punishing City-Builder that Will Keep You Hooked
Posted onCity-builders are compelling for a reason: it’s fun to build a little hamlet from scratch, then watch as it slowly grows into a village, a town, a city,…
Monster Train: First Class Is the Switch’s Indie Rogue-lite Flavor of the Month
Posted onMonster Train is a deck-building rogue-lite game that was originally released on PC last year but has since made its way to the Nintendo Switch. Dubbed Monster Train:…