‘The Blood of Dawnwalker’ makes players think about every choice made
By Micah Fenner | Sep. 25The new game by Rebel Wolves uses its unique protagonist and 30-day timer system to make ‘The Blood of Dawnwalker’ a one-of-a-kind experience.
VIDEO GAMES
'Resident Evil' review: The games finally got the movie they deserved
By Isabella Ardetto | Sep. 22Zach Cregger’s “Resident Evil” reimages the franchise's second installment through an ordinary hospital courier’s worst night in Raccoon City. The result is horror-first, game-faithful and the games’ best cinematic outing yet.
Nintendo’s 'Ocarina of Time' remake trailer officially rests fans’ worries
By Isabella Ardetto | Sep. 17Nintendo’s first teaser for the “Ocarina of Time” remake left fans skeptical, but an official gameplay trailer from Nintendo has proved the classic’s return is shaping up to be something special.
Entertainment Look-A-Head: ‘Marvel’s Wolverine,’ ‘Resident Evil,’ ‘Monster’
By Micah Fenner | Sep. 15From Sept. 15-20, many shows shall release new seasons, and anticipated games will finally release, including new horror film “Resident Evil”.
‘Star Wars Zero Company’s’ teamwork focus leads to refreshing, rewarding gameplay loop
By Micah Fenner | Sep. 9The new installment in the Star Wars franchise uses its enjoyable cast to the fullest.
"GTA 6"Netflix extended look proves the wait was worth it
By Isabella Ardetto | Sep. 1After years of anticipation, Rockstar’s 'GTA 6' showcase delivered on scale, mechanics, and personality. Here’s everything worth knowing.
Mattel Game Studio announced, other upcoming projects
By Nyla Gilbert | Aug. 28After merging with Mattel163 in February, Mattel launched their newest content branch dedicated to digital games. Mattel Game Studios is giving Hot Wheels, Barbie and Masters of the Universe fans something to look forward to.
‘Resident Evil’ teaser trailer introduces new character in familiar story
By Isabella Ardetto | May 10With “Barbarian” and “Weapons” under his belt, Zach Cregger takes on Capcom’s iconic horror franchise with a new story and new hero, promising to keep the lore, look and spirit of the games firmly intact.
Gamer’s Corner: Capcom’s 'Pragmata' sets bar for combat mechanics, gameplay
By Isabella Ardetto | Apr. 30First impressions of Capcom’s newest game, “Pragmata,” a sci-fi shooter puzzle hybrid that centers on the unlikely yet loveable duo of an astronaut and android stranded together on a moon base overrun by rogue AI.
Solitaire adds money to players’ pockets
By Leanne Abel | Apr. 9Some companies have allowed online solitaire players to make money while playing the game, but it may not be the outcome they expect.
Gamer’s Corner: Leon is back, so is ‘Resident Evil’
By Isabella Ardetto | Mar. 4First impressions of Capcom’s newest and ninth “Resident Evil” installment, “Resident Evil Requiem.”
Hypixel Studios releases 'Hytale,' fans compare to 'Minecraft'
By Leanne Abel | Feb. 5“Hytale” was released in January, and everyone is eager to play it after the delays and struggles it went through for eleven years.
‘Life Is Strange’ choices become arbitrary with new game announcement
By Ruby Johnson | Feb. 4With the continuation of Square Enix’s franchise, Life Is Strange, the choices players made in the first game seem to matter less and less.
Roblox vs. Schlep: Exposing child predators is vigilantism
By Nyla Gilbert | Feb. 3Roblox faces lawsuits and backlash after banning predator-hunting YouTuber Schlep, igniting debate over child safety, censorship and accountability.
Steam Hardware might rewire gaming industry
By Nyla Gilbert | Dec. 2Steam announced its newest 2026 endeavor, “Steam Hardware,” showcasing its PC-Console hybrids that are already shaking up the gaming industry.
The Game Awards announce game of the year nominees
By Micah Fenner | Nov. 25With a year of great games, these six stand above the rest.
Children’s online spaces disappear from internet
By Ruby Johnson | Nov. 19The rise and fall of early online children’s games doesn’t have a set reasoning. It may include wanting for more creative applications, online safety and the shutdown of Flash Player.
Minecraft's popularity returns in a new light
By Jordyn Wilson | Nov. 18Minecraft’s so-called resurgence isn't a comeback at all but a renewed spotlight on a game that has stayed popular.
'Dispatch’ lets you work a 9-5, saving the world
By Micah Fenner | Nov. 14With humor, heart and heroics, “Dispatch” tells a fantastic and captivating story.
EA bought in $55 billion purchase, creating uncertainty among playerbase
By Micah Fenner | Oct. 14Players are concerned about the future of their favorite games as the industry giant goes private.
