The Never Ending Quest Log Michael 'Words' O'Connor

Blizzard's obsession with stopping players from "blasting through content" in Diablo 4 is nothing more than a cynical executive move to make more money. They don't care if it impacts the player experience, only that it keeps a small number of people constantly grinding away at it for as long possible.

You may have heard that The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is out. And it's pretty decent. DrewBearded, Gamers Thumb and I sat down to discuss our early impressions, as well as our thoughts on the potential future of the franchise.

This discussion has reared its head for years. Fidelity vs. Performance. Resolution vs. Responsiveness. 30fps vs. 60fps. How much does it actually matter? Gamer's Thumb, Johan Singa I do our best to finally put this argument to rest...

After their turbulent and harrowing experiences in the tomb, the party has spent the last week recuperating from their wounds and attending to their own personal business. Now, meeting up at Nimicry's personal drinking spot, The Hole In The Wall, they plan their next course of action.

Game development is hard. We all know this. But the state in which Redfall released is not just broken and buggy but simply bad. How did a company with a pedigree as strong as Arkane's manage to release Redfall in this state?

When we last left our party, they had found their way deep inside the Tomb of the Titan, coming across a mysterious crystal skull in it's deepest reaches. Unable to resist its temptations, everyone was pulled towards it, before disappearing in suddenly. Now, they must individually face their greatest fears...