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There are many, many different ways to play through the Pokemon games, ranging from absurdly hard to straight-up ridiculous, but one player may have found the perfect middle ground with one of the strangest but most difficult challenge runs I've ever seen.
Twilight Imperium is pretty legendary so far as board games go. Few are as ambitious, and it's the kind of experience you don't soon forget. That's why it getting such a massive price cut for Prime Day is such a big deal. (Literally.)
Hitman 3 might've launched well over three years ago at this point, but developer IO Interactive has "more surprises to come to the game."
Baldur's Gate 3 is getting its seventh major patch soon, and it's certainly a big one - from the much-needed companion fixes to some steam(ier) neck kisses.
One mastermind Final Fantasy 14 player has just accomplished the seemingly impossible, and has managed to overcome The Palace of the Dead as a measly Conjurer - entirely solo.
I hope you like Metroidvanias because this week, Steam is absolutely bursting at the seams with new ones threatening to steal all of our free time. Seriously, it's at the point that it will be difficult to decide which one to play first.
Slitterhead director Keiichiro Toyama says Sony wanted Japan Studio to make "more highly budgeted games" before it was ultimately closed.
Mysterium is one of those board games I've wanted in my collection for years, but it's never had a big enough price cut to tempt me. Prime Day seems intent to change all that.