Any good RPG is going to need enemies to face in order to level up and acquire resources as well as bosses to battle to test the player. For Shattered Destines, I imagine low-level fodder enemies from different RPGs will be present and, in keeping with the crossover theme, would appear in worlds that aren't their own. Dragon Quest Slimes across Thedas, Persona Shadows appearing in Midgar, Darkspawn attacking Mass Effect's Citadel, things like that. Taking familiar enemies and

Created as recently as 1987, nonograms are picture logic puzzles in which cells in a grid are either colored or left blank according to numbers along the the edges in order to form a picture. Due to the easily scaled difficulty of the puzzles, along with the binary nature and blocky nature of the puzzles, they've been a fairly popular form of puzzles in the video game landscape since the mid 90's. So, what do we get when Ed Fear, writer for the game The Sword of Ditto, teams

The first of three DLC packs available for Far Cry 5, Hours of Darkness is, for my money at least, the hands down best of the bunch. Far Cry 5 definitely went above and beyond in terms of how out there they were willing to go for the DLC, including a zombie storyline and a mission to Mars, but Hours of Darkness stands out for how grounded it is not only in real life history, but also in terms of how it provides context for a minor NPC and the sidequest he sends us on. I don't