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Jay writes about video games, falls down endless internet rabbit holes, and takes a lot of pictures of flowers.
Jay Castello
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Attack and dethrone god
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No need to be stumped
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Ordering up a nice steaming cuppa feelings
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How esports photographers are using in-game capture in place of live events
First person shooter
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My kingdom for a Powered Large Wheel
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The joy of purposefully losing runs in Hades
To lose is to win, and he who wins shall lose
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Crimson Desert is the gruff Scottish sibling to Black Desert Online
Whether you'll want to spend hours in the character creator remains to be seen
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Shadow Arena shakes up the battle royale genre with a cast of action heroes
For a "shadow" "desert" it was plenty light and lush, actually
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It was business as usual at Blizzcon despite Hong Kong protests
But protesters still hope they raised awareness
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Overwatch 2 focuses on the story, but doesn't seem to correct any of its issues
A new way to tell the same story
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Diablo 4 mixes up the darkness of its dungeons with a varied overworld
It's always online again
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Shared_Anxieties.exe is a desktop pal with a lot on their mind
A friend of a friend
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Abandon Ship sails out of early access
Up to the surface
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Lakeview Valley's murder village is now open
Try not to leave a mess
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BBC Radio 3's Sound Of Gaming is a nice look at video game tunes and the people behind them
Chiptunes off the old block
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WWE 2K20 promise a patch for all those wrestling mishaps
A fix is on the way
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Epic Games sue tester for “spoiling” Fortnite: Chapter 2
Though it seems no one believed his leaks
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Stellaris's newest species, the Lithoids, are here to eat rocks and take names
I would buy an amethyst car please and thank you
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Legends Of Runeterra already has a meta after its first preview patch
More poros please
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Take a walk under the beautiful sky of Bleakstead
Did I mention the sky looks amazing
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I played Morels: The Hunt with a mycologist, who also happens to be my father
Welcome to the mushroom kingdom
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