Splatoon 2’s Lack of Voice Chat Makes It a Boon for Competitive Play
Splatoon 2 has gained a lot of notoriety for the way Nintendo has chosen to handle team chat and voice communications. Talking to friends requires you to download…
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If Naughty Dog Continues With Uncharted, Let It Be With Chloe and Nadine
Posted onUncharted: The Lost Legacy has a lot of flaws. While playing through the bite-sized adventure this week, I found that it essentially took the absolute worst part of…
Zero Time Dilemma is Out on PS4 Today, Here’s Why it’s Worth Your Time
Posted onOver the four years I’ve been with Twinfinite, I’ve written many, many words about Kotaro Uchikoshi’s brilliant Zero Escape series. I was also fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to review the…
I’m Awful at Competitive Splatoon 2 But I Can’t Stop Playing
Posted onRanked and competitive modes are becoming more and more commonplace in online multiplayer games. These days, it’s easy to pick up any multiplayer game, sink a few hours…
With Patch 1.3, No Man’s Sky Is Much Closer to the Experience We Expected at Launch
Posted onWhen I stopped playing No Man’s Sky a year ago, I did so with bitterness. While many players complained about the lack of multiplayer and the overwhelming shortage of…
Like Most Other Games on the Switch, Overcooked Is Perfect on the Go
Posted onThe Nintendo Switch is fast becoming my go-to device for gaming. Each time a developer reveals a new game, I’m hoping for Switch support. Every other day, I’m…
Master Mode Is the Best Way to Play Breath of the Wild
Posted onThe Master Trials DLC pack doesn’t hold a lot of new story content for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, save for the little lore bits…
Stormblood’s Samurai Quest Proves Final Fantasy XIV Is the Best-Written FF Game in Years
Posted onWith the new Stormblood expansion, Final Fantasy XIV has introduced two brand new jobs for players to try out. These are the Samurai and the Red Mage. I…
Emily Is Away Too is a Successful Play on Nostalgia and Whimsical Teen Relationships
Posted onNear the end of 2015, I spent the better part of one rainy December evening playing through the hit indie game Emily Is Away. Its style and attention…
Souls-Like Games Aren’t Just Blatant Ripoffs Anymore
Posted onThe game Rogue was developed in the 1980s, and it was best known for its unforgiving gameplay elements like permadeath, the loss of all equipment and items upon…