Tips for using Fortnite's replay mode By Steven T. Wright published 24 February 19 guide How to use every camera, the hidden keyboard shortcuts, and a few advanced features.
Lucas Pope on the challenge of creating Obra Dinn's 1-bit aesthetic By Steven T. Wright published 23 January 19 Dithering about Inspired by Macintosh games of yore, Lucas Pope's genre-defying puzzle game wasn't easy to make.
5 tips for getting farther in Black Ops 4's Zombies By Steven T. Wright published 19 October 18 guide Fast tips for getting further in BO4's co-op mode.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 review By Steven T. Wright published 17 October 18 Trend debtor Fun but familiar, Blops 4 nails established trends but carves out none for itself.
Fortnite ATK guide: all kart locations, how to drive faster, and other tips By Steven T. Wright published 24 September 18 guide Fortnite's new all terrain kart's are easy enough to drive, but a true ATK master knows these tips.
Tips for using Fortnite's toys By Steven T. Wright published 24 September 18 guide Fortnite's toys give you something to do besides shoot players. Here's where to get them and some tips for playing around.
Managing a popular Fortnite streamer is hard, especially when you're their dad By Steven T. Wright published 14 August 18 dad vod Twitch streamer Nick "NickMercs" Kolcheff and his pops didn't always see eye to eye.
How Return to Lordran reinvigorated Dark Souls' online community By Steven T. Wright published 21 February 18 teamkill The Reddit event that brought invasions back.
The comedy and tragedy of Nier: Automata's best sidequest By Steven T. Wright published 4 January 18 Odd Couple Hidden among Nier's throwaway fetch quests is the brilliant Wandering Couple.
The evolution of loot boxes By Steven T. Wright published 8 December 17 How today's loot boxes arrived in games, from 1800s cigarette pack-ins to a 2006 Chinese MMO to the hats of TF2.
Doki Doki Literature Club! hides a gruesome horror game under its cute surface By Steven T. Wright published 26 October 17 The horror It's basically Pony Island, but anime.
This mod gives Dark Souls the randomness of a roguelike By Steven T. Wright published 1 May 17 A new way to die The Item Randomizer mod imbues Dark Souls with the spirit of a roguelike by changing how you explore its world.
