Now this is more likeit. Much better than the last two, in my opinion.

Nooooooooooooo! I always appreciated your articles, the both of you.

What’s wrong with the Ashtray Maze, might I ask? I don’t really know anything about the specific encounters in the game. Is that annoying to play, or...?

I have not played Assassin’s Creed Odyssey (in part because I’m intimidated by the size of the thing), but I’m guessing people do treat you differently there, since Assassin’s Creed usually takes the effort to portray at least a semi-accurate view of what the past was or might have been like and attitudes towards men…

Sorry. This article brings up how the male player avatar is interchangeable with the female avatar and vice versa in games like Dragon Age or Mass Effect, and I was just wondering why the character being one gender over the other should significantly affect anything, unless the game specifically addresses or makes a…

Man, after how much I enjoyed the last episode, this one felt like a bit of a let down. The Kasaavin and the Companions’ plot amounted to nothing, the Doctor was really slow on the uptake and weirdly morally relativistic again (Master getting dragged off by Nazis), the ‘social commentary’ was so loud that could have…

“You’re a monster!”

I really don’t get what was so bad about Bioshock Infinite’s portrayal of the Vox Populi. That seemed pretty fair to me.

To be fair, just because games can be art doesn’t mean all games are art. You wouldn’t really critique, say, Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan or Texas Chainsaw 3D the same way you’d critique mother! or The Ring or A Cure for Wellness, would you?

I don’t really get why playing as a woman should change the narrative in any meaningful way unless the game’s specifically about that kind of thing.

Oh man, I don’t know if anyone else felt this way, but I thought the Men in White (as I call them) were terrifying.

Ghost Trick for me.

Freedom Cry (and the previous PS/PC-exclusive Avéline pack) are DLC for 4.

Wait, VRAINS bombed? Aw, I liked VRAINS...

Left 4 Dead is really cool, but for whatever reason people reeeeeeeally didn’t like Left 4 Dead 2 pre-release.

“like Sojourn, who appears to be the game’s first black female hero”

...you doing okay?

I’m glad they changed the ages and that creepy gravure subplot, but some of the changes (like with the infamous “vagina bones” and *gasp* BARE SKIN!) are fairly questionable.

I like both...

Why not just have both? The originals really aren’t too unfitting or different or or family in-friendly for Hearthstone today.