Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's DLC Abandons One Franchise Tradition
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's DLC is another incredibly faithful adventure, but it does abandon one long-running franchise tradition.
Helldivers 2’s Most Fashionable ‘Bug’ Could Open Pandora’s Box, But You Shouldn’t Hold Your Breath
Helldivers 2 has a cosmetic-related glitch that, if turned into an official, legitimate outfit piece, players would almost certainly adore as such.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's DLC Reminds Me Why I Fell In Love With The Franchise In The First Place
Loving Indiana Jones has been a struggle the last few years, but Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and its DLC have turned it all around for me.
One Magic: The Gathering Through The Omenpaths Card is More Popular Than Its Spider-Man Counterpart
Magic: The Gathering's upcoming Spider-Man set and Through The Omenpaths set share a card that the latter has made into an internet sensation.
Hell is Us Struggles With The Basics, But Nails Something Few Games Can
Despite fumbling some of its basic elements, Hell is Us still excels in at least one major area, which is more than can be said about most games.
This 1992 Game Beat Indiana Jones: The Order of Giants To The Punch
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's DLC dives into somewhat uncharted territory for the franchise, though a 1992 game did beat it to the punch.
Predicting Diablo 4 Season 10’s Class Meta
As Diablo 4 Season 10 approaches, the picture of how the class meta will look is becoming clearer and revealing some top contenders.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2's Legacy of the Forge DLC Is the Medieval Stardew Valley I Needed
KCD2's Legacy of the Forge DLC blurs the line between Bohemia and Stardew Valley, where the clang of steel meets the quiet pull of daily life.
Nintendo's New Anti-Palworld Pokemon Patent is Missing the Forest For The Trees
Palworld is firmly in Nintendo's sights, but its new Pokemon patent threatens to miss the bigger picture in favor of settling a legal score.
If Resident Evil Ever Takes Another Crack at Open-World, Hell Is Us Is the Perfect Template
As it turns out, Resident Evil isn't going open-world with Requiem, but if it ever does, then Hell is Us just might be the perfect blueprint.
Marvel Rivals Season 4 is Leaving One Box Unchecked, and It May Stay That Way For Some Time
While Marvel Rivals is offering a hefty amount of content, fans of one type of hero are out of luck, and this trend may sadly continue for some time.
Why This Magic: The Gathering Card's Price Has Surged By 129%
Magic: The Gathering has an old card that is suddenly surging in value, possibly due to a combination of the Avatar set and Edge of Eternities.
Diablo 4 Season 10’s Potential S-Tier Rogue Build Comes With a Glaring Asterisk Attached
Although Diablo 4's Rogue has struggled to contend in the meta recently, Season 10 may have a high-risk, high-reward option for players to try.
Hell Is Us Is Horizon Zero Dawn, Forbidden West All Over Again
Just like Horizon Zero Dawn and Forbidden West, Hell is Us suffers from being overshadowed by another, far more monumental, video game release.
How Hell is Us Holds a Mirror Up to the AAA Scene
Hell is Us offers a bold vision of semi-open-world design, and in so doing, it reveals the shortcomings of open-world gaming as a whole.
Even Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's DLC Doesn't Forget The Hero's Best Weapon
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's DLC features a wealth of new combat encounters, but the hero's best weapon doesn't have anything to do with them.
Grand Theft Auto 6's New Leak Proves Fans Don't Have to Worry About One Thing
A new leak for GTA 6 suggests a feature from the series' last two installments will return in the game, and it's a good sign for one key trait.
Best Unique-Looking Games You've Never Heard Of
The games market is replete with impressive-looking titles, but lesser-known titles have a tendency to be a bit more bold with their presentation.
Why You Should Replay Cronos: The New Dawn At Least Once
Bloober Team's Cronos: The New Dawn is a highly enjoyable survival horror game that also has some good reasons for fans to replay it.
Indiana Jones: The Order of Giants Puts Puzzles At The Forefront, and It's All The Better For It
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's DLC puts a strong emphasis on puzzles, and that really helps this side story to stand out from the base game.