Classic Mods And Old GTA Games Didn’t Need To Die For These Unfinished Remakes

After months of rumors, speculation, leaks, and teasers, Rockstar finally released the remastered Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – Definitive Edition collection yesterday. It landed with a thud as players encountered and documented countless visual bugs…

GTA Trilogy’s San Andreas Now Feels Depressing Without Its Signature Fog

When I was younger, I remember thinking the map in Rockstar’s classic GTA San Andreas was massive. It sure felt that way, thanks in large part to the view-obscuring fog. Well, all that fog is gone in the newly released remastered trilogy collection, an…

GTA Trilogy Pulled For PC, Rockstar Launcher Broken (Update: Launcher’s Back)

Something has gone very, very wrong since yesterday’s launch of GTA Trilogy on PC. As of last night, all mention of a PC version has been removed from Rockstar’s own site, and the Rockstar Games Launcher app has gone completely offline. Anyone who boug…

Call Of Duty: Vanguard’s Campaign Is An Insult To World War II

The original Call Of Duty, released 18 years ago, was a game that gave a shit about the Second World War. To play it today (and you should, it remains excellent) is to experience fear, disorganization, confusion, and horror. A bunch of barely-trained t…

The Elden Ring Network Test, According To The Most Popular Souls Nerds Around

Elden Ring’s closed network test begins tomorrow, but some journalists and influencers have had access to the game for about a week. This early access has produced several videos, two of which have caused me to salivate over the game’s January release …

City-Builder Airborne Kingdom Is A Perfect Fit For Switch

For a city-building game, Airborne Kingdom sure loves to move. The management sim, which is criminally somehow not named Cities in the Skylines, is ostensibly about traveling the world in a floating fortress. Your quest is to accrue resources that will…