Author: Terris Harned

Games with ships in them seem to be an “in” thing right now. We’ve seen Assassin’s Creed Black Flag, Sea of Thieves, and Atlas, as well as others I’m probably

I wear corrective lenses for myopia. Slowly but surely I am losing my vision. Even so, it is unlikely that in my lifetime I will ever find myself completely unable

If you’ve been watching the City of Titans Twitter, you may have noticed that for the last seven days there has been a simple numerical countdown ticking away. Well, today

The internet, in particular social media, has become synonymous with trolling, anger, and toxicity. I personally try to avoid using Reddit in any form, but I will concede it’s gotten

In the ‘90s, and for most of the early 2000s, video game makers made video games, and video game players played them. Sure, there were discussion boards where we, as

Square Enix launched an event for its hit MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV today, and it will continue until the launch of Patch 5.1, which is anticipated to be sometime at

I have to admit, I haven’t had the best experience with a lot of MOBAs. I tend to find their communities toxic and just move on, because there’s so many

Foreword: This editorial article is written by an American, from an American point of view, about American topics. Things might be different where you are, if you’re not in America,

Bullet hell games were never really my jam growing up. I was fascinated with the arcade game Raiden II though. When Raiden DX released on PlayStation, I picked it up and

The original Dr. Mario game came out when I was eleven years old. It was one of the later games of the original Nintendo Entertainment System, which was succeeded by