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After five years in Steam Early Access, Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic is finally exiting early access for a full launch next month on June 20.
The writing of is one of the many elements that made it worthy of 's 2023 Game of the Year award. Characters are given arcs, the plot progresses in interesting ways and the dialogue is charming, cutting and witty. When paired with amazing vocal appearances and overall great visuals, the writing is given the chance to shine, but the sheer size and diverging nature of the title means that some plot holes are inevitable.
World of Warcraft's always had an issue with its storytelling—I mean, it's historically had a lot of issues if you tally them all up—but first and foremost is the problem that, if you want to cap off the expansion story, then you'll need to get your raiding boots on.
Linus Tech Tips has published a brief summary of a third-party investigation into allegations against the hardware review channel. The investigation—organised by the channel's owner, Linus Media Group—found no evidence of wrongdoing at the company.
Cover art has been released for the upcoming revised and while the prominent imagery of dragons comes as no surprise, the specific types of dragons featured could hint at an exciting new mechanic that pays homage to past editions. Prior to third edition, characters would gain access to a home base and followers as part of normal character progression. The cover art for the new Player’s Handbook features a metallic Gold Dragon and a chromatic Red Dragon. This could hint at a system where heroes gain good-aligned metallic dragon allies as they level up.
The much-anticipated remake of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is here, and much like the Gamecube original, the game is bursting with puzzles, secrets, and some quirky mechanics that new players may find slightly perplexing. Don’t worry though, we’re here to cut The Thousand-Year Door’s more confusing aspects down to size.
Even after hundreds of hours of gameplay, has some plot points players are still unraveling. The Emperor continues to be one of the more confusing characters in the game, with some arguing that the character's storyline feels less fleshed out and thorough than others encountered throughout the journey. But sometimes, the necessary context isn’t included in dialogue but in the various books with bits of lore scattered around the world.
is filled to the brim with memorable characters, but there’s one in particular that’s memorable for all the wrong reasons. Anyone who’s played the game through knows the pain that hearing Cloud’s communicator device ping brings, as it inevitably means that Chadley’s about to start chattering. Although he’s a font of knowledge on materia, enemies, and the world at large, Chadley is also just annoying, and the fact that he’s a key figure in exploring much of what has to offer quickly becomes a sore point.