Video Games

Marvel SNAP is a digital card game from developer Second Dinner, a studio employs several original Hearthstone team members including Ben Brode and Yong Woo, among others.

Marvel Snap has a good new player tutorial which teaches you the mechanics of the game in an easy and fun way, but with any complex games, there are some details that aren't explained well.

By far, the most requested feature from the Marvel SNAP beta testers has been targeted card acquisition: the ability to choose what new card you get next.

Earlier this week, developers at CD Projekt Red (CDPR) revealed their upcoming plans.

Game studio CD Projekt Red -- often abbreviated as CDPR by their many fans -- made a low key possible announcement of a huge slate of upcoming video games from their popular Witcher and Cyberpunk IPs, plus a few completely new surprises.

It's time again for Steam's thrice-yearly Next Fest, where hundreds of demos and livestreams are available so you can check out forthcoming games.

Today's gamers have near-endless options at our fingertips.

This may sound kind of weird, but I can't play World of Warcraft with the sound off, and having to set it low so I can hear someone talking on Discord or what have you is extremely painful for me.

Whenever a transmog system is introduced into one of the many games I play, I immediately look at it and debate whether or not it would be a good fit for World of Warcraft, the game that taught me how much I love transmog.

Why do I like Steelrising and dislike Elden Ring?