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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Every legitimate money farming strategy for Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, from early ship upgrades to 40k real convoy runs.
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Every setting you need to change in Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced for the smoothest, clearest experience on PS5 and PS5 Pro.
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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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Ubisoft's latest Black Flag Resynced deep dive covers naval overhauls including autopilot, new officer recruits, expanded Jackdaw weapons, and rebuilt Legendary Ship encounters.
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Ship combat is the heart of Black Flag, and the Jackdaw is only as good as what you've put into it. Here's the upgrade order that actually matters and where to farm the resources to get there.
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The complete launch guide for Neverness to Everness covering the Esper Cycle combat system, gacha and pity, launch banners, free characters, side activities, and how to optimize your first day in Hethereau.
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Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced gets its full reveal this Thursday at noon Eastern. Ubisoft is calling it "the iconic solo pirate adventure," which sounds like multiplayer is out.
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Neverness to Everness launches April 29 with Porsche and Persona 5 collaborations, new banner characters, a mahjong mini-game, and full ray tracing support on Unreal Engine 5.
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Dread Delusion, the open-world RPG inspired by Morrowind and King's Field, is coming to Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, PS4, and Xbox on March 17, 2026 with the definitive edition at launch.
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Assassin’s Creed first released in 2007, and two years later saw its first sequel. After that, fans of the franchise got a new entry every year from 2009 to 2015 with the release of Assassin’s Creed Syndicate. With a technically flawed release in 2014 with Unity, many fans began to feel burned out on the series. Thus, 2016 came and went without any major Assassin’s Creed game releasing. In October 2017, ten years after the release of the first game, Assassin’s Creed Origins released and promised…
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Hello everyone and welcome back to yet another way past due edition of The Backlog. As usual, the real world continues to get in the way of things I'd rather be doing, but such is life for most of us. So we're here with the 29th installment of The Backlog, and we're going to be true to the name here. We're going to go back to a game that came out over nine years ago, Just Cause. Being that this game is more on the ancient side, gaming wise that is, we are going to keep things shorter than…
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It's all about getting lost and getting crazy in an open world sandbox and being encouraged and rewarded to do it as insanely as you possibly can. How can you not like that?
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Back when it came out I and many other people considered Black Flag a watershed for the series and rightfully. Simply put: This is the next watershed and if they can continue to crank out games like this at this level of quality the I hope they making these games for as long as they sell because I'll never get tired of something like this. I'll welcome a game like this every year with wide open arms.
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What do you get when you cross the best elements out of a Grand Theft Auto game, the Metal Gear series, stealth games like Splinter Cell, and for grins an almost MMO lite online mode for a bonus? You get Metal Gear V: The Phantom Pain which is easily in contention for Game of the Year even up against stiff competition like Witcher 3. GRAPHICS: Stunning. Simply stunning. It's becoming a cliche which is a good thing that games like this or Witcher 3 come out that push the envelope and game…
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This is a great looking game. Obviously it is a cartoonish style as opposed to more life like games like Watch_Dogs, The Last of Us and countless others, but it is very well done and very colorful. All the scenery is fantastic, from the buildings to the abandoned cars in the streets. I really like the design and the coloring of the OD's, and it seems like the bigger and uglier an OD is, the better the character was drawn. Again, just a great looking game. The sound effects and dialogue for…
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This gaming series has been a frustration for me. Frustrating because I have played and tried each game in this series and did my darnedest to fall in love with the games and just couldn't because some of the gameplay and combat mechanics were not to my liking. I just couldn't get on board and get excited. Until now. The third time really is the charm for me and likely a lot of other people out there judging by the feedback I have been able to gauge since the game came out. The reason this…
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I've had Dying Light since release when I received a digital code to review the game. That was a few weeks ago. I am progressing extremely slowly, but at this point I've seen enough of the game to write the review. However it comes with the caveat that I will not be assigning a score to the game, for two reasons: I haven't completed the campaign or tried the multiplayer, and my problem with the game that has slowed my progression probably isn't an issue for most gamers. I play a lot of video…
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I deliberately held off on doing this review because very few if any outlets have bothered to give this game a fair shake post patches. The bulk of what you see out there is either 1.0 or 1.1 when the game was in a far worse state. As of the date I write this: January 1, 2015, the game is vastly improved and evolved from its launch day form. The problems have been largely fixed. If the game had launched back in November in 1.4 form everything would have been fine past the usual nominal glitches…
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Rockstar wowed the majority of us a year ago when they released Grand Theft Auto V on PS3 and Xbox 360. Even on old hardware, it was an excellent looking game that still looks better than some games released on the new systems. Now that Rockstar has released the game for PS4 and Xbox One, it looks even better. For starters, there's increased detail for everything. Textures are better, overall image quality is greatly improved thanks to anti-aliasing. There's greater draw distance, and even…
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