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Website Lets You Make GLaDOS Say Whatever You Want

Do you like GLaDOS, the homicidal, yet charming AI overlord of the Portal games? Do you also wish you could hear her sing the opening line from My Chemical Romance’s “Black Parade?” Guess what? I got a website for you and your oddly specific dream. 15.aiis a site that lets you type in any text…

By Zack Zwiezen Published January 17, 2021

Culture

Stardew Valley Just Got Another Massive Update [Update: And It’s Also Out On Console Now]

Pixelated farming sim Stardew Valley continues to grow, this time with a big 1.5 update for PC that adds a bunch of new stuff, including a beach farm map where veteran green thumbs can try their hand at growing crops in the sand. “This update adds some significant ‘late-game’ content to Stardew Valley,” developer Eric…

By Ethan Gach Published December 21, 2020

Culture

All The Big Games Coming Out In Winter 2021

We made it, everyone. It’s winter 2020, which is really just a couple of weeks of 2020, with the vast majority of game releases coming in the year 2021. What will we be playing as we put the year of hell behind us and move on to what’s hopefully not just more of the same?…

By Mike Fahey Published December 21, 2020

Tips & Guides

The PS5’s Confusing ‘Other’ Storage Leaves Users Less Room For Games

Games are getting bigger, and yet the new Xbox and PlayStation consoles don’t offer a whole lot of room.

By Ari Notis Published December 1, 2020

Culture

Let’s Recap The Messy Modern-Day Storyline Of Assassin’s Creed

There is some modern-day meta-narrative that might be confusing for newcomers or those who haven’t played the last few games recently.

By Zack Zwiezen Published November 9, 2020

Tips & Guides

You Can (Finally) See Playtime Statistics On The PlayStation 5

It’s just a matter of knowing where to look, since the option is buried inside some menus and submenus.

By Ari Notis Published November 6, 2020

Tips & Guides

Tips For Playing Watch Dogs Legion

While the game does a solid job of introducing you to the tech-dystopian world, there are plenty of systems and details that are under-explained.

By Zack Zwiezen Published October 29, 2020

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Japan-Themed Sims 4 Expansion Changed Out Of Respect For Koreans, Says Producer

The Sims 4 Snowy Escape expansion pack lets folks enjoy a hot springs mountain resort, but some parts caused enough of a backlash to be removed.

By Brian Ashcraft Published October 26, 2020

Culture

Microsoft Buys Bethesda Parent Zenimax Media For $7.5 Billion

Pending the closure of a $7.5 billion cash sale, Microsoft has purchased Zenimax Media, the parent company of Bethesda Softworks, Bethesda Game Studios, id Software, ZeniMax Online Studios, Arkane, MachineGames, Tango Gameworks, Alpha Dog, and Roundhouse Studios. According to a press release posted by Bethesda this morning, the sale is expected to be finalized by…

By Mike Fahey Published September 21, 2020

Tips & Guides

How To Start The Outer Worlds’ Peril On Gorgon DLC

Accessing this wayward asteroid—and its plunder of quests and gear—isn’t as obvious as you’d think.

By Ari Notis Published September 10, 2020

Tips & Guides

Here’s How To Find Mortal Shell’s First Save Point So You Can Start Actually Enjoying The Game

Here’s how to avoid a painful onboarding experience and get to where the game really starts.

By Ethan Gach Published August 24, 2020

Tips & Guides

Hey, Spiritfarer’s Couch Co-Op Is Pretty Good

This week introduced a fine entry into the couch co-op compendium in Spiritfarer, the watercolor management sim about the afterlife.

By Ari Notis Published August 21, 2020

Culture

Multiple Women Accuse Games Writer Chris Avellone Of Sexual Misconduct (Update: Two Have Retracted Their Allegations)

The Fallout: New Vegas writer later denied the allegations and sued for libel

By Ethan Gach Published June 23, 2020

Tips & Guides

Things To Do in GTA Online While Sitting At Home Bored

Here are some activities you might not have tried in a while, if at all.

By Zack Zwiezen Published May 15, 2020

OpinionImpressions

You Can Now Play A Bunch Of Old Phone Games Legally, Easily And For Free

This new app from Gameloft is a great start towards making these games accessible on modern devices.

By Zack Zwiezen Published May 10, 2020

Tips & Guides

How To Open Up The Midnight Burrows In Ori And The Will Of The Wisps

There’s one area that’s totally optional, easily skippable, and, most importantly, extremely fun: the Midnight Burrows.

By Ari Notis Published April 13, 2020

Culture

Disco Elysium Players Are Hunting Down A Mysterious Achievement

Fans are still enamored with Disco Elysium's world, especially when it comes to one mysterious achievement.

By Ian Walker Published March 9, 2020

Tips & Guides

Here’s The Deal With The New Fire Emblem: Three Houses DLC

When Nintendo announced Cindered Shadows, we series devotees rightfully went nuts. But it wasn’t clear what exactly the DLC actually was.

By Ari Notis Published February 13, 2020

Culture

Valve Announces New Half-Life Game

After some whispers earlier in the week, Valve has come out and confirmed it: the company is working on a new title called Half-Life: Alyx, which it describes as a “flagship VR game”. And that’s all we know! There’ll be more revealed on Thursday at 10am PT, as the Tweet says. I’ve wondered for years…

By Luke Plunkett Published November 18, 2019

OpinionImpressions

Age Of Wonders: Planetfall Is For Civ Players In A Hurry

Planetfall is actually a little different from other Age of Wonders games, in that it’s a sci-fi spinoff of a traditionally fantasy series

By Luke Plunkett Published August 6, 2019