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Pokemon fans made their own Wordle where you beat Gold and Silver with a random team every day
It's fine and dandy doing the Wordle daily, but if you're looking for a real challenge, there's now a Pokemon version to test your skills. Rather than trying to tease out a word, it's a randomizer for the battle against Red that caps off Gold and Silver, truly testing your mettle for pocket...
A Crimson Desert exec thinks critic review scores were lower because they didn't have enough time to play it, and boy oh boy I wonder whose fault that is
Crimson Desert looks like a perfectly fine game. I've not played it, and I don't intend to, so my perspective is based predominantly on trailers and reviews from my industry peers. Which, as it happens, also generally seemed to reach a consensus of "yeah, it's fine." Sibling site European Gamer...
"Your word is undeniable truth": Can't be bothered to find evidence in Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy? It's fine, because no matter what, you're always right
If the promises that Owlcat are making of Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy aren't just PR fluff, it sounds like we might be in for a good bit of fun. In Dark Heresy, you are an acolyte of the Inquisition, meaning you have to look out for that titular heresy, which actually means that you're a space...
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Trilogy Providing a Complete Experience in Each Game Was “Non-Negotiable”
"The biggest thing to avoid in a multi-part series is having the creators think 'there's more to come, so it's fine to stop here for now.'”
"I think that might be a misread": Thief designer on why making a triple-A immersive sim doesn't really work
Broadly speaking, it's fine for something to exist as a niche. Whatever form of media a thing might be, to fulfil a niche is to meet the expectations of at least a handful of people with a particular taste that many others don't, and I think that's a delightful thing to do. In video games,...
Masterpiece Open-World RPGs Explicitly Built To Be Played Twice
It's fine to finish these games once and move on, but you will appreciate them a thousand times more if you stick with them for a second playthrough.
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