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Building Blocks and Taking Names: A Block Building Video Game List

If like me you loved playing with lego as a kid, assembling towers of blocks, and creating anything you could imagine (within the limits of how many blocks you owned), then maybe you still long for the satisfaction that building creations out of blocks could bring you, fortunately, there are so many games out there that use this same idea […]

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Resident Evil Village: A Crossroads of Everything Horror?

Since 1996, Capcom has been creating genre-defining horror games through their Resident Evil (Biohazard in Japan) franchise. The series has birthed 8 main title games, with multiple remakes of earlier titles and just as many spin-off games. It seems self-evident that Capcom can be considered the original survival horror creators. The studio’s most recent title has just arrived as Resident […]

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Days gone sequel vs The Last of Us remake

Two games based around a worldwide apocalyptic event, that both have grizzled protagonists with backstories of the loss of loved ones and feature zombie-like enemies, so why is it that one was so much more successful than the other? Recently Sony made a pretty divisive decision, the sequel to the 2019 game Days Gone has been scrapped, and instead, they […]

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Next-Gen Consoles: Why Bother?

With next-gen consoles apparently releasing in the next two months, it makes me stop and ask, “Why?” Given the global pandemic and the accompanying recession, as well as the impact these things seem to be having on game studios, I can’t wrap my mind around why Microsoft and Sony seem to think now is the ideal time to be releasing […]

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Blaseball Deserves Your Attention

If you’ve been living under a rock or if you’re not on Twitter (hi, tell me your secret to logging off), then perhaps you haven’t heard about Blaseball. Yes, I spelled that correctly. It’s a game that has dominated my timeline for a little over a month now. And as far as I can tell, it hits you in three […]

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Dungeon & Dragons Is Addressing Its Racism. Will It Be Enough?

Dungeons & Dragons has long been criticized for its depiction of race and lack of diversity. On June 17, Hasbro-owned Wizards of the Coast finally addressed these criticisms in a post titled “Diversity and Dungeons & Dragons,” in which they outlined the ways they’ve perpetuated racist stereotypes and described their plans to correct it. One of the races most commonly […]