Neverwinter Dev Blog: Artifacts
Like some artifacts with your D&D? If you said yes, you’re not alone. The positive response to the introduction of artifacts encouraged the devs to improve and expand upon the […]
Month: August 2014
Instance Gratification 4: The Dragonborn and the Military Quarter
Instance Gratification is the return of one of our premiere video outings. Originally featuring the cast of founder bloggers thrashing World of Warcraft dungeons and viewer runs of Dungeon & […]
Swordsman Review: How Important is the First Hour? (Part 2)
For most reviews, I separate out the different parts of the game in question and evaluate them on their own (See Part 1 here!); What is the combat like; how […]
Is the Warlords of Draenor Collector’s Edition Worth It?
To date, I’ve purchased every single World of Warcraft CE released with one huge exception, vanilla WoW. Thanks to a combination of an in-progress undergrad education, typical personal financing skills […]
MOBA Monday: Fictional & Mythological Pantheons
MOBA Monday is a weekly showcase of how to perform, eh, let’s go with adequately – we hope – in a massive online battle arena. The streaming squad features the […]
How Long Do You Play a Game?
The upcoming tenth anniversary of World of Warcraft has me thinking about the shelflife that games have with me. After the rampant glee of a return to Molten Core for […]
Steel Crusade Set to Eradicate Champions Online
There be some busy bees buzzing around at Cryptic Studios. The developer announced a new content patch for its original free-to-play title Champions Online. Partnered with the upcoming second expansion […]
The Idea of SMITE on Xbox One is Good Yet With Concerns
News came out of Gamecom 2014 early this morning that touched the MOBA community in a sensitive spot. Yes, the no, no spot; consoles. Hi-Rez Studios will be bringing its […]