Great Games Everyone Loves, Except Me

I sometimes get surprised reactions when I say there are a few popular games I don’t particularly enjoy—people call them my ‘controversial opinions.’ I’m not saying these games are bad; they’re actually very popular and well-regarded for a reason. It’s just that they didn’t click with me personally. For context, I’ve been a passionate gamer for over thirty years and have spent countless hours playing on both PC and consoles. Here are some widely loved games that, for me, just didn’t live up to the hype.

It’s Time To Welcome Jujutsu Kaisen’s Perfect Replacement For The King Of Curses Sukuna

I’ve been really impressed with Jujutsu Kaisen – it’s quickly become one of the best action series of recent years. It’s raised the bar for fight scenes and has a really clever, well-developed power system. What stands out to me even more is Ryomen Sukuna; Gege Akutami has created a truly fantastic villain, arguably one of the best I’ve seen in any action series.

Rumor: EA Has Bad News For Dead Space Fans

First launched in 2008, Dead Space is a terrifying survival horror series that takes place in space. Players follow Isaac Clarke, a starship engineer, as he battles gruesome undead creatures called Necromorphs and struggles to maintain his sanity against a mysterious alien artifact called the Marker. The original games were developed by EA’s Redwood Shores studio, which later became Visceral Games. Unfortunately, Visceral Games closed in 2017. While EA’s Motive Studio released a remake of the first Dead Space game in 2023, the future of the series remains uncertain due to the studio closure.

Indie RPGs With Great Experimental Storytelling

Independent developers have a lot more creative freedom. They can explore truly unique and unusual ideas, and often, taking that risk pays off when players connect with their vision. This is especially true for indie role-playing games, which aren’t afraid to experiment with storytelling and, as a result, often deliver incredibly impactful narratives.

How to Get Your Pets Featured in Monopoly GO

The Paw-fect Contest in Monopoly GO is a fun, one-of-a-kind event where you can share photos of your pets! The best and most creative photos, inspired by the game, will be chosen and made into digital stickers for a special album coming in 2026. Whether you have a dog, cat, or another type of pet, this is a great way for them to become part of the Monopoly GO experience.