Tipa hits level 50 in EverQuest Legends, swaps Warrior for Cleric, and finds the endgame suddenly feels more like work than celebration.
Sey heads to Gamescom with a packed demo list, highlighting Please, Watch the Artwork, Amphibian, Memoria Wake, and more before the show floor chaos.
Azuriel tells a very 90s Star Fox story: beating it at a Sears kiosk, then feeling awful when it still turned up as the birthday gift.
Bhagpuss praises Neverness To Everness for nailing the tricky gacha-protagonist balance, especially through Zero’s sharp dialogue and characterization.
Margot’s week centers on The Duskbloods Switch 2 network test, where server woes, gothic vibes, and confusing virtue PvP made for a mixed debut.
The Friendly Necromancer respecs hard in EverQuest Legends, strips to level 10 skivvies, and tests a weird Beastlord/Bard/Necromancer build in Befallen.
Tobold decides Wrath of the Righteous is long enough already, skipping hated tile puzzles and a serial-killer companion quest on roleplaying grounds.
Michael reviews Croustibat, a weird 1995 Findus advergame that plays like a kid-friendlier Gobliiins with brute-force puzzles and fish-stick power-ups.
WCRobinson finally digs into Cassette Beasts, shouting out Frostilyte and making the case for this Pokémon-like indie monster battler.
Brennan pushes back on cynical nihilism, arguing love is real with help from studies on relationships, loneliness, oxytocin, and the body itself.
Wilhelm rounds up summer TV, from Gilead in The Testaments to Paradise and late-era Rick and Morty, with his usual snark intact.
Ghastly shares favorite reads, spotlighting Hell Followed With Us and Circle of Magic for body horror, queer themes, and classic wizard-school adventure.