Madden NFL 19 review By Luke Winkie Safety Madden 19 marks the franchise's return to PC after more than a decade, no worse for wear.
The pinnacle of pyromania: the best flames and flamethrowers in PC gaming By Luke Winkie Flame on We're carrying the torch for the fire effects that make us go wide-eyed and burn-crazy.
What it's like to launch an indie game in 2018, hour-by-hour By Luke Winkie Semblance An inside look at the highs and lows of trying to make it on Steam with a platformer like Semblance.
Meet the streamer making Guitar Hero cool again, one insanely hard song at a time By Luke Winkie Jammin Acai makes popular videos with the Guitar Hero versions of ROM hacks: custom songs designed to be brutally hard.
The best evil endings in PC games By Luke Winkie Bad wins When it really, really felt good to be bad.
A look at the thriving Dark Souls ASMR scene By Luke Winkie Whispers Dark Souls ASMR is a thing, and we spoke to one if its creators.
We played Hitman 2's Sniper Assassin Mode and here's what we thought By Luke Winkie Bang It's a nice day for (shooting up) a white wedding.
Code Vein is a surprisingly fun Souls-like with giant anime swords By Luke Winkie Vamping Seriously, these swords are very big.
Forza Horizon 4 is a sequel of tasteful innovations and gorgeous seasons By Luke Winkie All terrain We check out the Britain-set racing game's E3 demo.
I played Jump Force and spent the entire time beating the hell out of Naruto By Luke Winkie Kamehameha Sorry-not-sorry for making Jump Force my own personal anime torture device.
Terraria review By Luke Winkie Digging it Seven years later, Terraria is still one of the best adventures out there.
For shooter wunderkind Shroud, esports fame was a stop on the way to Twitch superstardom By Luke Winkie Headshot Shroud's retirement at 23 holds a message for the esports scene: for the fearsomely talented, streaming on Twitch is a more lucrative career.
SpyParty's long journey to Steam By Luke Winkie Interview The multiplayer social espionage game that's taken nine years to make, and still isn't done.
What it's like making a living from designing Twitch emotes By Luke Winkie 28x28 "Never settle for less than minimum wage," says illustrator Allison Henderson.
Reynad on turning away from Hearthstone to make his own dream card game By Luke Winkie Noodling The Tempo Storm entrepreneur, Twitch globetrotter, and these days only sometime ladder salt lord now has his own deck-builder in development.
Encumbrance sucks, so why is it still so common? By Luke Winkie Heavy If everyone hates being over-encumbered, why do so many big games still rely on it to keep your inventory under control?
The original EverQuest is so unhelpful and severe that it almost feels modern By Luke Winkie Time Machine What it's like to play vintage EverQuest in 2018.
Update: Blizzard is taking feedback about whether to change Hearthstone's bonkers Shudderwock combo By Luke Winkie News At the very least, the absurdly long animations have got to go.
What happens when Fortnite hits China? By Luke Winkie New Battleground Will Fortnite take over in China, or will the entrenched PUBG put up a stronger fight in a country with few console players?
Tips from the Fortnite player with the most Victory Royales in the world By Luke Winkie ☝ Sven 'Svennoss' Edelenbosch tells us how he stays on top.
How Fortnite PvE fans feel about Battle Royale taking over the game they love By Luke Winkie Soul search What's it like to watch your favorite game overshadowed by a spin-off mode?
Delayed, irrelevant, phenomenon: How Fortnite became the biggest game in the world By Luke Winkie Royalty A step-by-step history of Fortnite's troubled production and the Battle Royale mode's incredible rise.
The best-looking World of Warcraft armor of all time By Luke Winkie Showboat First rule of raiding: you have to look *fabulous*.
One of the worst games of all time is now on Steam: Revisiting Drake of the 99 Dragons By Luke Winkie Second chances Does Drake live up to its reputation as a horrible game? And why did it get released on Steam in 2018?
Watch the streamer who beats super hard games using a DDR pad By Luke Winkie Dance Dance Peekingboo has built a loyal following on Twitch by beating every single game he streams with a DDR pad.
