I seem to remember To The Moon being too long to play all in one sitting. It took me around 7 hours split between several days. It was a very heartfelt game but I'd only recommend it to a very specific type of gamer; I love dialogue heavy games but To The Moon tends to feel longer than it is due to having nothing to…

This is incredible. I thought the head picture for this article was a screenshot when I first saw it. She must have spent hundreds of hours on that dress. Props to the editors for featuring stuff like this.

I was really surprised by this game. It's the first fps I've played since the Metro titles that had any sort of narrative weight to it.

That's really impressive actually. Even if it's to keep costs down, they should pay the voice actress extra for this. Are voice actors usually paid based on the time spent recording?

Ah come on, Scarecrow is my favorite Batman villain . Conceptually he's a goldmine; if the creative talent in this game is up to it there are a lot of things they could potentially do with him.

Yeah the costumes are cool but Lost Souls is genuinely one of the worst games I've ever played. I say this as a huge Soul Calibur fan. It's a shameless pay-to-win cash grab, and it's a shame the developers are wasting time on this instead of learning from their mistakes to make a great Soul Calibur VI.

200 people isn't a huge number, and honestly who cares. If someone judges you for your hobbies you probably shouldn't hold their opinion in high regard anyway.

My 4 rarest Steam achievements are from Alan Wake all at 1% rarity:

I'm still waiting for the KH 2.5 Remix to be either announced on PS4 or for them to say they aren't putting it on PS4. I just need to know because I'm still holding off on buying the PS3 version for that reason.