While we can’t all master Kung Fu in real life, we can at least try to master it virtually. Sifu is a vengeance story of a young martial artist who sought revenge after witnessing the murder of their father. Fellow editor Noah Anzaldua reviewed the game for us last
by Cassie Peterson
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It's like I'm back in my childhood vehicle playing my Gameboy off street lights
I recently obtained a Meta Quest 3S which is, overall, pretty great. But like many electronics it came with a downside in that it constantly needs to be charged. Worse yet, the controllers take AA batteries. BATTERIES! Not rechargeable lithium ion like you would expect. That means I either need
I’m mad at Chris Matthew. Like I said in my review, I quite enjoy my time with An Age Contrived, but the Folklore & Pilgrimage expansion fills in some holes I didn’t notice were there until I played with it, and now I’ve got to wait until
I’ll never forget my first interaction on Kickstarter. A little game made by Warhorse Studios called Kingdom Come: Deliverance – a medieval RPG – needed support. Given my affinity for not only RPGs but the historical nature of the game, I backed it instantly, and the rest is history. Now, almost
Flying In: My Adventures in Filmmaking was a thoughtful, refreshing look at the state of independent filmmaking, and in no way what I was expecting. When I first heard of the memoir, I was not enthused at the idea of a producer talking about themselves. I pictured self-aggrandizing stories of
Hello Kitty Island Adventure has to unironically be one of the most anticipated releases in the cozy community ever since it started making waves on Apple Arcade. From its status as a meme from South Park and being trapped behind a mobile gaming wall, it was hard to believe it
Most people seem content with laptops and tablets, but personally, I need a desktop computer. A big reason behind that is gaming, yes, but it also helps a lot to have work stuff in a specific place that I cannot move. It lets me more easily take breaks without being