Armor isn't just about looking good for your guild screenshots. It is the raw math that decides if you survive the next boss fight or spend the night staring at a respawn screen.

In Where Winds Meet, your choice of Sect determines your martial arts, your shopping list, and the rules you have to live by. Here is the ultimate breakdown of every faction so you don't accidentally join a math club when you wanted to be a pirate.

If you're tired of guessing when the daily reset happens or where that one specific chess NPC is hiding, this fan-made tool is the best thing you'll click all week. Here is why besaids.github.io just became my new homepage.

If you logged into Where Winds Meet and found your character gone, don't scream. The game likely just put you in the wrong server region, here is how to force it back.

A sharp-eyed Reddit user just cracked the crafting economy wide open, turning common batteries into a literal money printer.

A new job listing confirms that Sony's next big live-service gamble is running on Unreal Engine 5, and after the Concord disaster, fans are nervous.

It promised the most realistic graphics ever seen, but one year later, Bodycam is struggling to keep its lens clean. Is it worth the €33 price tag?

If you are tired of dying because you Alt-Tabbed to check the wiki, this new community tool is going to save your life.

The "voluntary wipe" is almost here, and the exchange rate for your stash is absolutely brutal. Here is exactly what you get for deleting your character.

It took two years and a lot of angry forum posts, but Company of Heroes 3 finally feels like a complete RTS. Here is why the new DLC is a game-changer

The Expedition Project demands tribute, and you need to find random junk like toasters and light bulbs. Here is exactly where to look so you can stop wandering aimlessly.

Creative Assembly is seemingly trying to apologize for Hyenas by giving us everything we ever wanted. We just got Medieval 3, and now a new report says a sci-fi Total War is dropping next week.

Creative Assembly finally pressed the button on the most requested sequel in strategy history, but the trailer is just expensive noise.

Battlefield 6 just grew wings. Here is how to crush the new Red Bull challenges, unlock the "Candid" skin, and survive the chaos of REDSEC.

A merchant in the Spirit Light Market is selling a 50,000 coin book that gives you brain damage. Here is how to avoid the scam and find the actual loot.

The Wuxia open-world hit is coming to your pocket on December 12th, but don't trust those "leaked" download sizes floating around social media.

I love the free kit. It makes the game playable. But if I have to fight one more suicide squad of naked players while trying to kill a boss, I am going to lose my mind.

The 1.0 update adds multiplayer, which is great, but it also broke the economy and forgot to fix the physics. It's fun, but it's a mess.

Better late than never. Company of Heroes 3 is finally Denuvo-free, joining the growing list of games that eventually decide to trust their players.

They shut down the servers for the first game, and now they supposedly want robots to design the third one. It’s almost impressive how much Ubisoft hates good PR.