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Dispatch Review: The Superhero Desk Job You Didn’t Know You Needed
What happens when a burned-out hero trades his cape for a headset? Dispatch redefines superhero gaming with sharp writing, stellar voice acting, and a fresh look at what it means to save the day—one call at a time. AdHoc Studio blends story-driven gameplay with just enough strategy to keep things exciting in this witty, heartfelt episodic adventure.
Braheim Gibbs
Nov 73 min read


Halo: Campaign Evolved — The Master Chief Returns, and This Time He’s on PlayStation
The unthinkable just happened: Halo, the game that defined Xbox, is coming to PlayStation. Microsoft has announced Halo: Campaign Evolved, a full remake of the 2001 classic built in Unreal Engine, with new visuals, four-player co-op, and cross-platform support. It’s not just a remake—it’s a cultural reset for gaming’s most legendary shooter.
Braheim Gibbs
Oct 263 min read


Shadow Fight Arena Enters a New Era: Closed Beta Now Live on PC
Shadow Fight Arena is finally coming to PC! Join the Closed Beta on Steam and experience reimagined combat with full keyboard and gamepad support, cross-platform sync, and local multiplayer. From ranked duels to story-driven PvE, the shadows await.
Braheim Gibbs
Oct 253 min read


The Spell Brigade Ushers in Spooky Season with Update 13: New Spells, Pumpkin Fits, and Frightening Foes
Bolt Blaster Games is bringing the Halloween spirit to The Spell Brigade with Update 13! Expect new spells, terrifying enemies, a quirky Mana Beast herding event, and festive pumpkin outfits to unlock. Corruption grows smarter, bosses grow darker, and the fun is just getting started.
Braheim Gibbs
Oct 252 min read


Ghost of Yōtei vs Ghost of Tsushima: The Evolution of a Samurai Legacy
Ghost of Yōtei and Ghost of Tsushima share DNA, but their souls couldn’t be more different. One is a story of honor; the other, of haunting. Our in-depth feature explores how Sucker Punch evolved its samurai saga from noble restraint to emotional reckoning — and why both ghosts are timeless.
Braheim Gibbs
Oct 135 min read


Ghost of Yōtei Review: A Stunning, Brutal Evolution of the Samurai Epic
Ghost of Yōtei refines everything fans loved about Ghost of Tsushima while carving its own haunted path through the frozen frontier of Ezo. Stunning visuals, razor-sharp combat, and a deeply emotional story make this one of the most immersive samurai adventures in years. Though familiar in structure, Yōtei’s atmosphere and execution prove that refinement, not reinvention, can still feel revolutionary.
Braheim Gibbs
Oct 137 min read


Stario: Haven Tower Turns Survival Into a Vertical City-Building DreamWhat if humanity’s future wasn’t sprawled across continents but
Stario: Haven Tower launches into Steam Early Access on September 25, 2025. This vertical city builder blends post-apocalyptic survival with pastoral beauty as players construct colossal towers to restore humanity’s future. With Miracle Towers, rituals, biomes, disasters, and deep logistics systems, Stario transforms city building into a vertical challenge of resilience and imagination.
Braheim Gibbs
Sep 192 min read


Best RPG Side Quests That Were Better Than the Main Story
RPGs are built on epic main quests, but sometimes it’s the detours that stay with us forever. Whether it’s the gut-wrenching tragedy of The Witcher 3’s Bloody Baron, the sinister thrill of Skyrim’s Dark Brotherhood, or the unforgettable loyalty missions of Mass Effect 2, these side quests proved they could outshine the main campaigns. Packed with emotional depth, quirky characters, and high stakes, these stories turned “optional content” into some of gaming’s most legendary m
Braheim Gibbs
Sep 183 min read


10 JRPGs That Should Be on Every Gamer’s Bucket List
JRPGs aren’t just games—they’re epic journeys filled with unforgettable characters, emotional storytelling, and soundtracks that live rent-free in our heads for decades. From timeless classics like Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy VII to modern masterpieces like Persona 5 Royal and Dragon Quest XI, these games showcase the best the genre has to offer. Whether you’re new to JRPGs or revisiting old favorites, this bucket list is the ultimate guide to essential experiences every
Braheim Gibbs
Sep 183 min read


Trailer Park Tycoon: Raccoon Ranch Brings Farming, Dark Humor, and Raccoon Chaos to Steam
Trailer Park Tycoon: Raccoon Ranch launches on Steam September 15, 2025, blending farming and shop management with absurd comedy. Play as a raccoon running a chaotic trailer park, produce unconventional goods like alcohol and energy drinks, and deal with eccentric NPCs. Packed with satire, dark humor, and empire-building, this simulator aims to be one of the wildest of the year.
Braheim Gibbs
Sep 162 min read


Dead Cells Crashes Into Guardian Tales With an Epic Collaboration
Dead Cells is breaking into Guardian Tales in a crossover event packed with limited-edition skins, themed gear, and exclusive rewards. From Dark Mage Beth transforming into the fearsome Dead Cells Prisoner to Princess rocking a Mushroom Boi look, players can unlock hero costumes, monuments, sticker packs, and more. With a Lucky Roulette Event and community rewards, this collaboration is one for the books.
Braheim Gibbs
Sep 162 min read


15 Biggest PS5 Games Coming in 2026: The Year PlayStation 5 Flexes Its Power
2026 is shaping up to be the biggest year yet for PlayStation 5. From Resident Evil Requiem and GTA 6 to brand-new heavy hitters like Phantom Blade Zero and Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra, Sony’s console is stacked with legendary sequels, fresh IPs, and jaw-dropping blockbusters. Here are the 15 biggest PS5 games coming in 2026 that will define the year in gaming.
Braheim Gibbs
Sep 63 min read


Top 10 Open Worlds That Actually Felt Alive
Not all open worlds are created equal. Some feel like empty sandboxes, while others breathe with life, history, and personality. From the unpredictable NPCs and sweeping landscapes of The Witcher 3 to the dangerous mysteries of Elden Ring and the cultural richness of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, these are the worlds that pulled us in and convinced us they’d keep spinning even if we set the controller down.
Braheim Gibbs
Sep 43 min read


Lost Skies: The Spiritual Successor to Worlds Adrift Takes Flight on September 17
Lost Skies launches September 17th on Steam, inviting players to soar above the clouds, uncover ancient mysteries, and build customizable skyships with friends. From the creators of Worlds Adrift, this spiritual successor brings grappling hooks, wingsuits, gliders, and colossal sky creatures into a polished, content-rich 1.0 release. Assemble your crew and prepare for adventure in the skies.
Braheim Gibbs
Sep 33 min read


10 Games That Need Anime Adaptations (and Who Should Make Them)
Some games already feel like anime—epic boss fights, heartbreaking heroes, and worlds built for cinematic flair. But while titles like Castlevania and Cyberpunk: Edgerunners proved how powerful adaptations can be, many fan favorites are still waiting for their shot. From the gothic nightmares of Bloodborne to the time-traveling adventures of Chrono Trigger, these 10 games are begging for anime studios to make the leap.
Braheim Gibbs
Sep 25 min read


Top 10 Games That Stole the Show at Gamescom 2025
At Gamescom 2025, giants rose and legends returned. From the high-octane co-op of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 to the return of Hornet in Hollow Knight: Silksong, this year’s top 10 reveals stretched the gaming spectrum—from psychological horror in Resident Evil Requiem to mythic action in Black Myth: Zhong Kui.
Braheim Gibbs
Aug 272 min read


Why Twisted Metal is the Best Video Game Adaptation—and Yes, It Beats The Last of Us
Everyone crowned The Last of Us as the gold standard of video game adaptations, but the truth is, it never felt like a game. It was prestige TV with zombies. Twisted Metal, on the other hand, fully embraces the chaotic soul of gaming—explosions, killer clowns, dumb jokes, and all. Here’s why Twisted Metal captures the true spirit of video game storytelling better than Joel’s mushroom apocalypse ever could.
Corey M. Floyd
Aug 274 min read


Why Bethesda’s Latest Hire Is a Signal of Things to Come for Elder Scrolls VI and Fallout 5
Bethesda just hired ex–BioWare writer John Dombrow as Senior Quest Designer—signaling renewed narrative muscle for The Elder Scrolls VI and Fallout 5. With Elder Scrolls VI slowly entering full production and Fallout 5 confirmed greenlit, this move hints at better quests, sharper storytelling, and big ambitions for both RPG heavyweights.
Braheim Gibbs
Aug 272 min read


Gamescom 2025: Everything You Need to Know
Gamescom 2025 kicks off with blockbuster premieres, indie showcases, and global reveals from studios like Xbox, Bandai Namco, and Blizzard. From Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and World of Warcraft: Midnight to indie gems like Kitsune: The Journey of Adashino, this year’s event is packed with major announcements and surprises. Here’s everything you need to know about Opening Night Live and what’s coming to the show floor.
Braheim Gibbs
Aug 182 min read


Stellar Blade’s PC Port Smashes Records, Secures Sequel for 2027
Stellar Blade’s PC port has shattered expectations—selling over one million copies in three days and peaking at 183,000 + concurrent players on Steam. That performance not only outpaces other PlayStation ports but secured Shift Up its most lucrative quarter ever. With sales topping 3 million across platforms and a sequel confirmed for 2027, Stellar Blade is now a global emblem of South Korean gaming rising.
Braheim Gibbs
Aug 182 min read
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