Digimon Story Time Stranger is an RPG for sickos and lapsed fans alike

After attending Summer Game Fest, I gave Digimon Story Time Stranger a spin, and let me tell you, there’s a chance I’ll be returning. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing – one of the perks of growing older is rediscovering things you’d previously lost contact with. The digital landscape has evolved significantly during my absence, but the essence remains the same. Playing Digimon felt like slipping my hand back into an old glove – comfortable, inviting, and as if it had been patiently waiting for me to return all along.

Get over 40 free The First Descendant rewards, including sinful popular skin

Starting today, The First Descendant by Nexon is hosting a 42-day login event that continues until August 27th. To claim your rewards, just sign in on the specified number of days as shown below:

1. Sign in once for a reward on Day 1.
2. Log in twice for a reward on Day 3.
3. Sign in three times for a reward on Day 5.
4. And so on… until you reach Day 42 for the final reward!

Nier creator Yoko Taro reveals the sad reality of modern AAA game development, “there’s less weird people making games”

Yoko Taro is known for his unique style, which has resulted in some of my top-favorite games: NieR and NieR: Automata. There’s a blend of brilliance and darkness in their unusual nature. But why aren’t there more games like this? In the words of the passionate 55-year-old himself, it’s due to the lack of individuals who are as unconventional creating major releases today.

LEGO Party knows exactly what it is and that’s ok

As a gamer, I’d say LEGO Party has that classic Mario Party vibe, where up to four of us gather around for a friendly board game tournament. We roll the dice, move our pieces, and land on spaces that dish out Lego studs or set off quirky board effects. The goal is to navigate through the board, grab the Golden Brick, and pocket 20 studs. After each turn, we all get a chance to show off our skills in a quick mini-game.