Stop guessing what gifts to give and start manipulating the social scene in Heartopia. I’m breaking down the mood system, friendship tiers, and how to secure those sweet 30% shop discounts.

Stop playing inventory Tetris and finally upgrade your backpack. I’m breaking down how to farm Fulfillment Stars and why you should never pay full price at Ka Ching’s shop.

Stop playing like a scrub and learn how to actually move. I’m breaking down the Hairpin Grapple, aerial resets, and how to stay airborne long enough to make the devs regret giving you a double jump.

Backtracking is the soul-crushing reality of every Metroidvania, but MIO: Memories in Orbit takes it to a sadistic new level by making you work for your fast travel. Here is how to find those broken Overseers and actually get the network online.

Stop being a victim of the Vessel’s beautiful yet hostile architecture. I’ve put together the ultimate guide to mastering Nacre, the Allocation Matrix, and the early mods that will actually keep you alive.

Get your hands on all the current working codes for Heartopia. Stop grinding and start hoarding Moonlight Crystals while these still work.

Your first house in Heartopia probably looks like an abandoned storage unit, but it doesn't have to. Here is the complete guide to mastering blueprints, using the Builder Tablet, and letting friends build with you without ruining your hard work.

In Heartopia, you can't even look at a bird without filling out the proper paperwork first. Here is how to navigate the bureaucracy of Hobby Expansion Tickets and grind your Development Guild level fast.

Heartopia is full of cute animals that want to be your friend, provided you bribe them with food first. Here is where to find every hidden feeding trough so you can finally adopt that raccoon you have been eyeing.

It is a universal law of gaming that if a character has hands, they must eventually hold a fishing rod. Here is how to make the inevitable water-staring contest actually worth your time in Heartopia.

Being poor in Heartopia is a choice, and quite frankly, it is a bad one. Here is how to exploit the in-game economy, flip furniture for massive profits, and turn cheap coffee into a gold mine.

Heartopia looks like a relaxing vacation, but if you go in blind, you are going to end up broke and exhausted. Here is my guide on how to actually make progress without losing your mind.

Craftlings is here to scratch that nostalgic Lemmings itch, but this pixelated resource manager can be a little tricky. If you're stuck on ladders or confused about coins, here are the essential tips to keep your settlement running smoothly.

Thinking of jumping into Trails Beyond the Horizon without playing the previous twelve games? Read this first. From fixing achievement bugs to mastering the Z.O.C. mechanic, here is the essential survival guide for Calvard.

There is nothing quite like surviving a zombie apocalypse only to be taken out by a fatal error message on your desktop. If you are rocking an AMD card, the developers just confirmed it is probably your driver's fault.

Confidential Killings is a noir detective game that refuses to hold your hand. If you are tired of guessing which pixel holds the murder weapon, I have the full case files right here.

From shooting brains through basketball hoops to achieving the perfect evacuation, here is every achievement you need to hit 100% completion in Quarantine Zone.

Saving humanity in Quarantine Zone: The Last Check isn't just about shooting zombies; it's about hitting strict quotas without losing your mind. Here is how to unlock the Good Ending.

The apocalypse is a management nightmare, so I’ve mapped out how to handle your tools and resources without your base turning into a riot-fueled dumpster fire.

One mistake in Quarantine Zone: The Last Check turns your survivors into a buffet, so I’ve mapped out every disgusting symptom you need to spot before the horde does the job for you.