I’m not a fan of both but there are a few major differences between physical and digital card games.

As much as I despise digital card games for they are the epitome of loot box games, they usually come with great artwork and lots of them too.

Today we found out: Kate is not Cecilia xD

I’ve never had any problems with either site by sticking to my rules so, speaking from anecdotal evidence gathered for years, I don’t really feel that risk.

Don’t write off Kinguin or G2A. Most of the keys there a legit you just have to have some common sense to be safe there.

I’m playing ATLAS at the moment which isn’t nearly halfway as bad as people make it out to be.

Co-created by the same guy who also co-created Disney’s Gargoyles. And it shows.

Stuff like this is one of the few last good examples of western animation

Bethesda just can’t handle the fact that some glorified Fallout browsergame displays more competence than their latest entry to the franchise.

The thing is that most of these games allow you to customize those things rather easily and set up your own server or single player game.

The season pass description states a clear number of DLC expansions that will come with it. It mentions three ... and the last one launched a few weeks ago.

I am still trying to see the problem with this ...

ARK is an acceptable foundation for a game like this. They are familiar with it and can use the time saved to work on other things like bug fixing and expanding the gameplay instead of developing from the scratch what they already have.

The major thing is: The game is…

But ... but ... Guild Wars 2 ...

I vote for Danny DeVito

Coming from Daybreak Games ... the same carcass of a studio that is also running H1Z1 battle royale.

Kinda unrelated but still: Amongst the 200 million people who opened a Fornite account ... how many of those came from North Korea?

Sims 3 ... the base game’s mechanics and gameplay concepts are still leagues above what the Sims 4 achieves in its best moments.

... but I really want neither Tencent nor Disney to profit from my game purchases.

I better be able to buy my games with vBucks.

Am I the only one who is super worried by this?

The first D:OS already “spoiled” me too much for Pillars and all the other oldschool crpgs. The combat system, the UI, the player freedom as well as the depth of interaction within the game world.