Meet Amethyst Dominion, NaizerBeam’s First Game
A 90s-inspired shooter with a short campaign and Dominion survival mode. Our goal: fun without blood, gore, or sexual content. Steam is targeted for December.
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Latest stories
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Twelve days in, I’m down nine pounds. Zelda is the motivation—not a magic diet—and Hyrule Warriors is keeping my evenings busy.
I’m Using Ocarina of Time to Lose Weight
The deal is simple: I don’t get to play until I reach my goal. My wife is helping me stick to it—and Nintendo has made waiting a lot harder.
Monster Hunter Wilds Hits Switch 2 on December 4
Capcom’s hunting RPG has a Switch 2 date, with the Ascendance expansion also on the way.
Age of Calamity Returns With More Enemies and a Harder Fight
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity – Definitive Edition brings its expansion content, save transfers, and a new difficulty to Switch 2 on February 25.
Star Fox Adventures Returns Today—No Remake Required
Fox and Tricky join the GameCube Nintendo Classics library, while the newer Star Fox gets a separate multiplayer update.
Professor Layton Finally Has a December 10 Date
The New World of Steam reunites Layton and Luke for a mystery driven by interactive puzzles.
Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4 Bring Their Remakes to Switch 2
Three separate releases arrive October 16, including Resident Evil 2 Deluxe Edition and Resident Evil 4 Gold Edition.
What we played
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
After about 20 unfinished hours, Rebirth has delivered wonderful characters, a strong story, and satisfying combat—but frequent crashes, visual glitches, open-world emptiness, and too much padding keep breaking its momentum. These scores remain provisional until the main story is finished.
Play 8.0Family 7.0Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade
Fifty hours of excellent combat, meaningful progression, strong character development, and immersive presentation turned a story I once found merely okay into a world I wanted to keep exploring—even when its pacing dragged and its plot became confusing.
Play 9.0Family 6.5