Thank goodness Magic: The Gathering isn't doing a Harry Potter crossover set

Shiren the Wanderer’s simple graphics disguise a systems-dense roguelike full of the emergent stories I love the genre for

Shiren The Wanderer didn’t quite invent the traditional roguelike genre, but this long-running, rarely localized Japanese series sure as heck came to define it: Environments have to be grid-based Everything must be scavenged from monster-filled dungeons. And above all else, a true Shiren game (and thus a true old school roguelike) must be challenging, and…

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How to respec in Path of Exile 2

With so many available passive skills it’s understandable that you’d want to know how to respec in Path of Exile 2. The game is very good at giving you plenty of skills via uncut skill gems and support skills to compliment them with uncut support gems. However, these are separate to your passive skill tree….

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Japan: Famitsu review scores: Issue 1657

It is Wednesday and the latest edition of Japanese video games publication Weekly Famitsu is now with subscribers and in stores. This week’s edition contains a couple of big reviews including Fall Guys for the PlayStation 4 and Project CARS 3 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The highest rated game this week is the…

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Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 3 review

I’ve always admired Turtle Beach’s Stealth 700 range. The cheaper headsets, like the Turtle Beach Recon 70, don’t quite hit the right price-to-value ratio for me, and though the Turtle Beach Sealth 500 seems like a solid offering, I’ve always liked the more heavy-duty feel of the pricier gaming headsets. They have thick cushioning around…

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Amazon may have cancelled the Wheel of Time show, but the open world RPG ploughs ahead with talent from games like Dark Age of Camelot and Lord of the Rings Online

I was disappointed by Amazon’s decision to cancel its TV adaptation of The Wheel of Time, Robert Jordan’s long, winding, and endearingly extra series of fantasy novels. After a rocky debut in 2021, the show demonstrably improved in season 2, while season 3 delivered one of the best episodes of TV I’ve seen in years….

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