Stop swinging that sword like a wet noodle. Here is the definitive tier list and build guide for Where Winds Meet so you can actually survive a fight.

You don't have to wander ancient China alone. Here is how to unlock multiplayer, invite your friends, and figure out which quests you can actually do together.

After 20 years, Tyria is getting a facelift. The original Guild Wars is back with controller support, better graphics, and a price tag that won't make you cry.

The Where Winds Meet grind is real, so here's some free stuff to make it suck less. All the active codes for free gacha pulls, cash, and a goose nameplate.

Forget your sword. The real fun in Where Winds Meet is the Wuxia magic. Here's how to unlock the best Mystic Arts early.

This is the hardcore player's guide to Where Winds Meet: what to do, what to buy, and what to ignore to play efficiently.

Jumping into Where Winds Meet is like being thrown into an ocean. Stop drowning. Here’s my guide to your first few hours and the traps you need to avoid.

Tired of the Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road grind? I'm breaking down the fastest way to level up your team and how to (maybe) get those elusive Hero characters.

New to Rue Valley? Your first enemy is a status effect called 'Total Lack of Motivation.' Here's how to remove it, and how the Willpower and Inspiration system actually works.

New to Rue Valley? Here's the most important tip: stop trying to find the "best" personality. This is a game about roleplaying. Here's how the Trait system actually works.

It's been 14 years since Skyrim and 7 years since The Elder Scrolls 6 was announced. Now, Todd Howard is "preaching patience." Of course he is.

Larian has earned the right to talk. Their head of publishing just called Square Enix's plan to replace QA with AI "stupid," and he's 100% right.

This is a "rich get richer" moment. CDPR, masters of the RPG quest, just hired a senior quest designer from Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2.

Praise the Sun. The Dark Souls series has officially sold 40 million copies, proving that pain is a premium product.

Forget the first game. The Outer Worlds 2 is the real deal – a deep, hilarious, and punishing RPG where your choices actually stick. My full thoughts are inside.

So you shelled out for the Premium Edition of The Outer Worlds 2? Obsidian's got a special "reward" for you: a flaw that calls you a brain-riddled consumer. Jeez, thanks.

Tired of giving Benson a flower and getting that dead-eyed stare? I sacrificed my sanity to figure out Little Rocket Lab's gift system. You're welcome.

Meet the six companions you can drag across the galaxy in The Outer Worlds 2. Here's who they are, what they do, and (most importantly) how to get them.

Let's get this straight: You get one chance to respec, you can never change your face, and you cannot sleep with your companions. The hard truths are here.

The Outer Worlds 2 has some brutal, permanent choices. I'm breaking down the big ones, and let me tell you, some of them are just traps.