Manufactured Outrage: The Anti-Woke Campaign Against Assassin’s Creed Shadows
The ever-evolving world of video games is often central to cultural and political debates. The release of Assassin's Creed Shadows has brought to light an intense skirmish fueled by anti-woke grifters who deftly manufacture outrage. This discontent, centered on the…
Why Ghost of Tsushima Still Holds Up 4 Years After its Release
In the ever-evolving landscape of video games, it's rare for a title to maintain its relevance and impact several years after its initial release. However, Ghost of Tsushima, the 2020 action-adventure game from Sucker Punch Productions, has managed to do…
Baldur’s Gate 3 Review: A New RPG Classic
For better or for worse, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has taken firm root in my mind as the formative gaming experience. Since then, I have played games that are better in many ways, such as Red Dead Redemption 2…
Hogwarts Legacy: Not the Best Leap but a Big Improvement
For years, we've yearned for a great Harry Potter game. We got some okay LEGO Potter games, an underwhelming EA Sports Quidditch game, and the nightmare that is Harry Potter Kinect. But we still kept hoping for that fairy tale…
The Last of Us Season 1: A Successful Video Game Adaptation
Originally a hit video game released in 2013, the Last of Us adaptation has gone through many stages of development, almost becoming a Sam Raimi film starring Maisie Williams before turning into an HBO series. Despite starring high-profile actors and…
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