Jess Elizabeth ReedSocial Links Navigation Latest articles by Jess Elizabeth Reed Bore Blasters review: Turns out a dwarf can use anything as a mining tool—even an attack helicopter By Jess Elizabeth Reed published 14 March 24 DRILL SEEKERS A loss of momentum in the late game leaves the feel-good core action stranded in bullet purgatory. DRILL SEEKERS From the mind-flayer larva in your head to Wyll's devil horns, Baldur's Gate 3 is a game about transforming—whether you want to or not By Jess Elizabeth Reed published 15 February 24 CH-CH-CH-CHANGES Can you spare some change? CH-CH-CH-CHANGES HARDWARE BUYING GUIDESLATEST GAME REVIEWS1Best Mini-ITX motherboards in 2024: My pick from all the mini mobo marvels I've tested 2Best RAM for gaming in 2024: I've tested the best DDR4 and DDR5 RAM to find the right kits for you3Best ultrawide monitor for gaming in 2024: the expansive panels I recommend for PC gamers4Best wireless gaming keyboard in 20245Best gaming laptops in 2024: I've had my pick of portable powerhouses and these are the best1Asus ROG Azoth Extreme review2Asus ROG Ally X handheld gaming PC review3Earth Defense Force 6 review: a masterclass in asset recycling4BlueAnt Soundblade review5Conscript review: Brutal, bleak and all-too-real survival horror
Bore Blasters review: Turns out a dwarf can use anything as a mining tool—even an attack helicopter By Jess Elizabeth Reed published 14 March 24 DRILL SEEKERS A loss of momentum in the late game leaves the feel-good core action stranded in bullet purgatory.
From the mind-flayer larva in your head to Wyll's devil horns, Baldur's Gate 3 is a game about transforming—whether you want to or not By Jess Elizabeth Reed published 15 February 24 CH-CH-CH-CHANGES Can you spare some change?