Personal takes, editorials, and game logs that go beyond the screen—where strategy meets philosophy and gameplay meets grit.
Kratos spent four big games being consumed by rage. God of War 2018 is about what happens when that man tries to raise a son. The Sunday Sermon looks at it through Ezekiel 18:20.
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The Red Dead Redemption 2 epilogue has John Marston building a ranch we know he won't get to keep. The Sunday Sermon looks at what Matthew 25 and the parable of the talents says about what he was really doing.
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Dutch van der Linde wasn't evil. He was sincere. The Sunday Sermon looks at what 1 John 5:21 says about a man who made his own vision into a god and couldn't see it from the inside.
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Arthur Morgan got tuberculosis doing the worst version of himself. What came after is one of gaming's greatest stories. The Sunday Sermon looks at it through 2 Corinthians 12:9.
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A Tips and Tricks magazine guide in 2000 introduced me to Harvest Moon 64 and I never fully recovered. The Sunday Sermon looks at what Ecclesiastes 3 has to say about a game built entirely on seasons.
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Hades is a game about dying over and over. The Sunday Sermon looks at what Zagreus's story says about Romans 5:3-4 and what happens when you refuse to stay down.
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Bungie is ending Destiny 2 live service on June 9, 2026, and everyone's treating it like a funeral. It isn't. Here's why the game might actually be better for it.
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The Last of Us giraffe scene stopped me cold the first time I played it in 2013. Twelve years and a dozen playthroughs later it still does. The Sunday Sermon looks at why through Ecclesiastes 3:11.
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Ellie has been waiting to die since the night Riley turned. The Sunday Sermon looks at The Last of Us Ellie survivor guilt and what Psalm 22 says about the unanswerable question
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TheGamer's Jade King called out everyone who questioned Mixtape's perfect review scores as unpleasant culture warriors. The Riot Retort has some thoughts on that.
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Joel killed everyone in that hospital and lied about it. The Sunday Sermon looks at what he did, why he did it, and what Romans 5 has to say about a man who chose love over the world.
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The Riot Retort is back and this time PatriotPaine is responding to PC Gamer's Joshua Wolens, who thinks James Bond just doesn't belong in video games. Spoiler: PatriotPaine disagrees, and he's got the Nathan Drake comparison to prove it.
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Three weeks on Red Dead Redemption ends with the character who holds the whole story together. Abigail Marston and 1 Corinthians 13 on love that keeps no record of wrongs.
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The Strange Man in Red Dead Redemption knows things he shouldn't. Week 2 of the Sunday Sermon looks at what he represents and what Hebrews 9:27 has to say about it.
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Every Sunday, the Sunday Sermon takes a video game and finds the scripture inside it. First up: Red Dead Redemption and the Parable of the Prodigal Son.
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This week, I revisited Rayman Legends, a top-tier 2D platformer, after previously enjoying it and Origins. Despite Ubisoft's struggles, I hope for a new Rayman installment. Additionally, I briefly tried Throne and Liberty but didn't find it engaging. Diablo IV awaits next.
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The Riot Retort returns to look at why gamers are right to be weary of the woke nature of Ghost of Yotei and not because the game features a female protagonist.
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A newly updated version of our old popular How to Become a Game Reviewer post, making its debut on the new Titanquisitor. Featuring some trimmed fat, getting it down to 6,500 words while still maintaining all you need to know to be a game reviewer.
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It's hard to believe, but it has been over 10 years since MAG was released on PS3 and now we're inching ever closer to the release of PS5 (even if we still don't know that date yet). It was, in the long run, a short-lived game that released in January 2010. As an online only title with no single player to speak of, the servers for MAG went offline on January 28, 2014 just a couple of months after the launch of PS4. Sadly, the game has been dead longer than it had a chance to be played. I got a…
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About six years ago, I wrote the below article called "How To Become A Game Reviewer & Get Game Review Copies." It was a pretty popular post, did a lot of traffic and generated more comments and emails than anything else we've done on this site. More importantly, the original guide helped people who wanted to get started reviewing games and that's what I wanted to do when I originally wrote it. Six years is a decent amount of time though, and so I'm returning to this post to give it a little…
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