StarRupture tries to mix Satisfactory with Starship Troopers, and while the result is visually stunning, the current state of the game feels like trying to build a Lego set while someone actively slaps your hands.

Navigating Arcadia-7 blind is a guaranteed way to walk off a cliff, so here is how to unlock the map before you get completely lost.

I spent way too many hours staring at a smelter wondering why it wouldn't work, so I compiled every single crafting recipe in the game to save you the headache.

Setting up a dedicated server in StarRupture is currently a bit of a nightmare involving hidden menus and manual reloads, but I figured out how to make it work. Here is the step-by-step guide to hosting your own game without losing your save file.

You are working for six different faceless mega-corporations, and they all pay you in blueprints instead of cash. Here is the complete breakdown of which corporation gives you the best toys first.

It is embarrassing to die of thirst while wearing a high-tech space suit, but it happens more often than you think. Here is where to find food, water, and the cure for poisoning yourself in StarRupture.

My first factory looked like a robot threw up conveyor belts, but yours doesn't have to be a total disaster. Here is how to organize your base in StarRupture so you spend less time fixing jams and more time shooting bugs.

Arcadia-7 is a hellhole that wants to cook you alive, but I’m here to make sure you survive long enough to build something ugly but functional. Here is how to survive your first few cycles in StarRupture without losing your mind.

If your guild has turned into a toxic waste dump, I've got the exact steps you need to leave or disband it in Where Winds Meet. Just be ready for the six-hour penalty that comes with your newfound freedom.

Stop gambling your hard-earned Commerce Coins on boards you don't understand. I have mapped out all 11 chess matches in Where Winds Meet so you can finally stop guessing where your King is allowed to hide.

You’ve mastered the basics of Alchemy Factory, but now it’s time to stop building like a medieval peasant and start thinking like an industrial architect.

Alchemy Factory looks cute, but underneath that cozy pixel art lies a logistical nightmare that requires serious optimization if you want to become a tycoon.

Alchemy Factory is a dangerous cocktail of cozy shop management and hardcore industrial automation that will absolutely ruin your sleep schedule.

Where Winds Meet has 25 mounts, ranging from a rideable goose to a teleporting ghost horse. Here is the complete breakdown of every mount, their exact prices, and which skills are actually worth your time.

Companion assists in Where Winds Meet let you summon NPC allies for boss fights, but whether they're worth the coin depends entirely on which companion you pick and whether their AI decides to actually help or just eat every attack.

Where Winds Meet lets you marry other players in a full-blown wuxia romance complete with ceremonies and gameplay buffs, and I cannot believe I'm writing a guide about finding your soulmate in a kung fu game.

Where Winds Meet has 31 bosses designed to absolutely body you until you learn their patterns, and I've fought every single one so you don't have to go in blind like I did.

Where Winds Meet's parry system looks intimidating as hell if you've never touched a Soulslike, but once you nail the timing, you'll be deflecting attacks like a kung fu master and wondering why you ever struggled in the first place.

Stop treating Cloudheim like a survival game or I will personally come to your house and dismantle your crafting bench. Here is how to kick goblins into orbit and run an empire without losing your mind.

Cloudheim proves that the only thing more satisfying than quadruple-jumping across floating islands is drop-kicking a goblin into the stratosphere. It’s a physics playground with a retail management problem, but the chaos is worth the price of admission.