Valve’s Steam Machine Pricing Is Its Death Knell

It’s undeniable that Valve’s investment in their SteamOS & Proton project has been transformative for the fate of gaming on Linux.

The Division 2: A Voiceless Romp

Ubisoft’s The Division 2 released only a short time ago, and has received a positive reception, currently sitting at an 81% on Metacritic. The loot-shooter market is incredibly crowded at the moment, with Destiny 2, Anthem and Warframe the current titans of the genre.

Crusader Kings 2 Teaches History Like No Other Game Can

Count Oliver of Sussex wasn’t a hugely relevant man. Of a small landed house by the name of Douglas, he didn’t have much power in the petty kingdom of Wessex, but he was ambitious. Within ten years of the start of his stint as a landed gentleman, he had deposed one King to place Alfred (Alfred the Great, in actual history) on the throne, before murdering him and his five year old son to take the throne for himself.

Stardew Valley: An Indie Success Story

Indie games are a mixed bag. Thousands are released on Steam every month, and 90% of them don’t deserve a single purchase, yet every so often, one comes along that shoots to fame and success, even becoming a household name. Stardew Valley is one such game.

LEGO Captures Not Only the Raw Spirit of Play, But Also Creativity

As a child, I had many toys, all of which I remember fondly. I played with little plastic toy soldiers, Hot Wheels cars, toy lightsabers, and even toy kitchens (I had a peculiar love for those). Nothing ever rivalled LEGO, however, for the sheer hours, and the sheer money, spent.