The 5 most ridiculously broken builds in D&D history

In the era of D&D 3rd edition and its 3.5 update, character building was a wild west. The game’s complex rules and deep customisation made it ripe for min-maxing—and an unbelievable barrage of first- and third-party expansion content meant there were always new races, classes, spells, and feats to mess around with, usually all hopelessly…

Read More

Baldur’s Gate 3’s permadeath honour mode has made Act 1 my own personal Groundhog Day, and I am either having a breakdown or becoming a god

Baldur’s Gate 3 is a breathtaking RPG narrative told in three acts—it’s also been the bane of my life for the past couple of weeks. I’m starting to feel like Phil Connors in Groundhog Day: an indestructible god powered by foresight stuck in a time loop. Except Connors had no choice—I’m doing this to myself…

Read More

Looks like Bethesda’s Indiana Jones game now has a name

Lucasfilm has registered several new domains for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, including one that specifically refers to the title as a game. The registrations were first spotted by X user Kurakasis and include: http://indianajonesandthegreatcirclegame.com http://indianajones-and-the-great-circle.com http://indianajonesandthegreatcircle.com Kurakasis further notes that Lucasfilm applied for a European trademark for The Great Circle two years ago….

Read More

Honda’s CES concept cars are more Cyberpunk 2077 than the cars in Cyberpunk 2077, and I challenge anyone to convince me otherwise

Tech events aren’t always about PC components or wearable gadgets, as demonstrated by Honda’s Space Hub stand at the CES 2024. On show were two concept cars that gave me such Cyberpunk 2077 vibes that I spent an hour in the game checking out the different vehicles, before coming to the simple conclusion: Honda’s vision…

Read More

US SEC begrudgingly approves Bitcoin trades but warns investors it’s a ‘speculative, volatile asset that’s also used for ransomware, money laundering, sanction evasion, and terrorist financing’

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved Bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETPs) following years of opposition—though not without stern warnings about the “myriad risks” of investing in cryptocurrency. The news was greeted with enthusiasm by crypto-lovers and has led to a minor spike in Bitcoin’s value, with one Bitcoin being worth around $44,000 on…

Read More

Momodora: Moonlit Farewell is a charming metroidvania about defending a village with your fellow magical girls via the power of friendship and a big leaf

Momodora: Moonlit Farewell is the final instalment in the Momodora franchise—designed, as the series’ creator states, to “close the book on many of the past games’ mysteries and questions”. While I’ve not had the pleasure of playing a Momodora game before, I do like a good metroidvania—and I’ve been pleasantly surprised so far as a…

Read More

XGIMI Horizon Ultra review

The XGIMI Horizon Ultra is one of the best dumb projectors I’ve ever had the good fortune to play with and yet also a familiarly frustrating smart projector. It looks great, both in terms of the device itself and in terms of what it can beam up onto your wall, but there are definite issues…

Read More