Why It Took 25 Years for the Video Game ‘Tibia’ to Get Sound
Adventurers in the online RPG 'Tibia' have been been playing the game silently for decades, but now, that's changing.
Podcasts
Gloomwood asks ‘What if Thief Had Guns?’
Waypoint Radio rings in the start of fall with a line up of spooky and demonic games.
Revisiting 'The Last of Us' Makes Its Sequel Feel Even More Disappointing
'The Last of Us Part II' didn't land well with the Waypoint Radio crew, and a polished remake of the original makes it even more clear why.
Reviews
‘Shovel Knight Dig’ Turns an Excellent Platformer into an Awesome Roguelike
Not all games should be roguelikes, but in this case, 'Shovel Knight Dig' makes a strong case for its huge and successful pivot.
'HYPER DEMON' Makes Every Other Vision of Hell Feel Like a Bad First Draft
'HYPER DEMON' makes me feel like the hurtling empress of Hell.
‘Splatoon 3’ Refines a Great Idea But Fails to Innovate
Splatoon 3 is a good video game, excluding its utterly inexplicable online interface.
Opinion
How ‘Tinykin’ Makes Curious Players Feel Like Completionists
Games centered around collecting items often make you feel like a failure for not getting everything. 'Tinykin' does the opposite.
‘Total War: Warhammer 3’ Has Everything You Want, and Some Old Flaws You Don't
I propose to move immediately off these works.
Guilty Gear's Bridget Has Changed, So Have Fighting Games
Bridget is back and she is someone better and new.
Features
Why It Took 25 Years for the Video Game ‘Tibia’ to Get Sound
Adventurers in the online RPG 'Tibia' have been been playing the game silently for decades, but now, that's changing.
How Guides Help Video Game Sites Survive the Modern Internet
One reason a niche website like RPG Site can pay its writers is because it relies on people showing up for puzzle solutions.
Why Is a Game Publisher Trying to Buy Every Video Game Ever Made?
The company that recently bought Crystal Dynamics and Eidos Montreal wants to build an archive in Sweden. We tried to understand why.