HeyJaredJane Vincent
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Bloodborne's Strongest 2026 Remaster Isn't Official, and PlayStation Has an Even Bigger Problem (opens the original)
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Yharnam has never been a pretty place, but that is exactly what makes it so difficult to leave behind. Its crooked streets, blood-soaked cobblestones, Gothic spires, and sickly moonlight somehow make decay look beautiful. More than a decade later, Bloodborne still has an atmosphere that few games have managed to replicate, yet experiencing that atmosphere in 2026 means returning to a game designed for hardware from another era. The city may still look haunting, but the technology underneath it i
Fable's Trophy Philosophy Is a Lesson Modern RPGs Should Steal (opens the original)
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What if getting 100% in an RPG didn't mean playing it like a checklist? Fable may be about to answer that question. Playground Games has confirmed that players won't need countless playthroughs to achieve 100% completion or earn the Platinum trophy, even though the full list is still being kept secret. That might sound like a small detail, but it could be a big deal for RPGs. Games constantly tell players to make choices, build their characters, and live with the consequences. Then their achieve
Valheim 1.0 Makes a Strong Case for Starting Over After Hundreds of Hours (opens the original)
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After years in Early Access, Valheim is finally here. But for players with hundreds of hours behind them, the biggest question isn't what's new. It's whether they should throw all that progress away. Starting over after building a massive base, defeating bosses, exploring the world, and collecting gear almost sounds painful. Why return to square one when there's a perfectly good save waiting? That's exactly what makes Valheim 1.0 so interesting. After such a long Early Access journey, Iron Gate
Fallout 76's New Update Is Making a Strong Case for the Next Fallout to Embrace More Horror (opens the original)
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Halloween is almost here, which means it is the perfect time to wander into the wasteland and ask an important question: why isn't Fallout a bit scarier? The series has never exactly shied away from disturbing imagery, bizarre creatures, or stories that can leave players feeling uneasy, but its retro-Americana aesthetic often makes even its darkest moments feel more satirical than frightening. Fallout 76 is starting to change that. With updates like Beware The Blood Moon and its new Slasher cont
7 Near-Perfect LEGO Games Nobody Remembers Today (opens the original)
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After the release of LEGO Batman: Legacy of The Dark Knight in May 2026, I’ve been thinking about what this arrival could mean for the future of LEGO games, and whether it signals the beginning of a brand-new era for the series. That doesn't make the classic LEGO game experience any less special. There is something irreplaceable about playing local co-op with friends or family, sharing a bag of chips, and arguing over who gets to play as your favorite character. Looking back at the history of LE
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