How One Choice in Dispatch Episode 7 Ruined My Blonde Blazer Playthrough

I recently completed my first playthrough of Dispatch, and while the ending was incredibly moving, I made a critical error in Episode 7 that unfortunately ruined all my progress. From the very beginning, I knew I wanted Robert to end up with Blonde Blazer – her fun and slightly awkward personality just seemed perfect for the Robert I was developing. Even after learning more about Invisigal and feeling sympathy for her, I still believed Blonde Blazer was the best match for Robert, and I made sure all my interactions with her felt like a classic romantic comedy – until that mistake in Episode 7.

ARC Raiders Update 1.2 Patch Notes Revealed

Gamers are loving ARC Raiders, and critics agree. It boasts an impressive 89 out of 100 on OpenCritic, and players on Steam have given it a ‘Very Positive’ rating based on over 75,000 reviews. Players consistently praise the game’s weapons, graphics, and immersive atmosphere, with some calling it almost perfect.

Top 10 Most Iconic Voice Lines from Real-Time Strategy (RTS) Games

Video games are full of iconic voice lines – think Scorpion’s famous “Get Over Here!” or the unsettling pronouncements of G-Man. Sometimes, a single line can define an entire game. This list highlights the best voice lines specifically from real-time strategy (RTS) games. To keep things fair and avoid any one series taking over, I’ve limited it to one entry per game. Consider this list a bit of fun – feel free to share your own favorites in the comments!

Epic Games Store Reveals New Free Games for November 13

So, Epic Games Store keeps giving away free games every week, which is awesome, and this week’s selection is hitting right when I need it. It feels like this year everyone’s been really into turn-based RPGs, military shooters, roguelites, and platformers, and these freebies totally scratch that itch if you’re like me and love those genres!

Netflix is About to Get One of the Best Video Games of All Time

In November 2021, Netflix, the popular streaming service for movies and TV shows, started offering video games. They began with a small selection of games, including titles based on their shows like Stranger Things: 1984, and simple mobile games such as Shooting Hoops. Over time, Netflix expanded its gaming efforts, adding well-received and popular games like Kentucky Route Zero, Dead Cells, and Hades—the last of which was initially only available on Netflix. Now, it looks like Netflix is taking a similar approach with Red Dead Redemption, the popular game that came before the hugely successful Red Dead Redemption 2.