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8 Things To Know Before Playing Sunny Soulslike Enotria: The Last Song​​Billy Givens

Enotria: The Last Song is a sunny soulslike that has an unusual sense of joy on the surface—but there’s a lot of dark stuff going on underneath. You can rest assured that your skills will be tested in typical genre fashion, and especially during the game’s opening hours, where things are at their most confusing. […]

Xbox Brings Back See-Through Controllers And They Look Incredible​​Ethan Gach

It seems that Microsoft has been paying attention to all of those millennial nostalgia-bait posts about translucent iMacs and PlayStation DualShock controllers that go viral on social media, as it’s rising to the moment with its own lineup of see-through Xbox controllers. It is 100 percent working. Read more… ​ 

Who Exactly Is Bob In Marvel’s Thunderbolts? Sentry Explained​​Willa Rowe

If you’ve been keeping up with all of Marvel’s various TV shows and movies over the last several years, then you might have recognized everybody in the recent Thunderbolts* trailer. The upcoming MCU film brings together a slew of returning B-tier characters from the past, with Florence Pugh’s Yelena Belova in the… Read more… ​ 

New PC Mod Removes God of War Ragnarok’s PSN Requirement​​Zack Zwiezen

God of War Ragnarok recently arrived on PC after getting rave reviews on PS4 and PS5 back in 2022. But controversially, you need to log in to the PlayStation Network with a free account to play the single-player-only action game on Steam. Well, unless you use a recently released mod to get around this requirement. […]

Assassin’s Creed Shadows Has A Base-Building Sim Inside Of It​​Ethan Gach

Assassins’ Creed began as a game about sneaking up behind people and stabbing them. Decades later it’s much, much more, and the latest game in the franchise, Assassin’s Creed Shadows, appears to be building on its ever more complex open-world RPG architecture with a new base-building minigame that looks straight out… Read more… ​ 

Baldur’s Gate 3 Has So Many Incredible Quests You Probably Completely Missed!​​Brian Barnett

Baldur’s Gate III is a massive game, and a huge amount of its content isn’t plot-critical. This means, moving about the world organically, you’ll likely miss a lot of the best quests! Some are cleverly hidden, others require special stat checks or certain prerequisites to be met before you can reap the rewards, and… Read […]

There’s No Wrong Way To Tackle Visions Of Mana’s Bosses, But There’s A Right Way For You​​Timothy Monbleau

Visions of Mana is a predominantly linear game, but Chapter Seven throws a curveball. With three boss fights against the Benevodons down and only five to go, you can choose to take on the next four elemental demons in any order you like. It’s a vaguely Mega Man style structure, since each boss will unlock […]