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Labelling games as “must-plays” has become increasingly common in recent years, but despite its presence, it does not have a clear definition. So what makes a game a "must-play" title?

Digital purchases are instant, often more affordable, and save time. But with that convenience comes a subtle trade-off: we are moving further away from true ownership.

Image by Rylie Howerter via Flickr Animal Crossing: New Horizons defined the 2020 COVID-19 lockdowns for gamers on an international scale. At such a distressing and uncertain time in humanity, people turned to the highly immersive game for a sense of community, comfort and entertainment. As a series Animal Crossing has served the same purpose continuously since its original release in 2001, providing people with an outlet to access a subdued reality where players can fish, c

Starfield, Bethesda Softworks (BGS) newest AAA title, dropped on September 6th. Their first big title since Fallout 4 in 2015 and their first new IP in over 25 years, Starfield was hotly anticipated and had been in the works for nearly a decade. It also was expected to be crucial in regards to the image and success of BGS going forward. Bethesda has a long history of being a pioneer in the gaming industry. They have been successfully making games since the late 90s with the E