Something’s been… off. Not bad. Not “I hate this.” Not even close to quitting. Just… missing something. And it’s weird, because on paper, everything is fine. I’m still going live almost every morning and afternoon. I’ve got a rhythm. I’ve got people who pull up consistently. The streams themselves? Most of them feel good. But that spark I had with Arc Raiders?… That’s gone right now. Arc Raiders Might’ve Cooked Me (In a Good Way) I think I overdid it.
I wasn’t planning on playing The Division 2 again. Then Ubisoft drops a full update called Rise Up, and now I’m back running missions like it’s 2019. I picked this up a few weeks ago for like $3 on Steam, forgot about it, and somehow it’s still getting real updates. Not “patch notes and call it content,” actual systems, new gear, new ways to play. This Update Really Adds Stuff (Not Just Tweaks) The biggest thing is a new mode
I didn’t notice it at first. I was just playing what I felt like playing. Then I took a step back and realized… I’m playing Uncharted 4 again.I’m about to load up The Division 2 for the first time in years.And the “new” game I’ve been playing is Retro Rewind: Video Store Simulator… which is literally built around the 90s. That’s not random. That’s a pattern. It Kind of Just Happened I didn’t go searching for older games. I didn’t
Something about running your own Blockbuster video store in the early 90s that just… works. No pressure. No sweating. No getting slammed in ranked. Just vibes, shelves, and VHS tapes. I randomly started playing Retro Rewind: Video Store Simulator on stream, and before I knew it, I had 6.5 hours in like it was nothing. That’s a sign. This Is What the Game Is You’re running your own video rental store. That’s it. That’s the hook. Rent out movies Sell
I slept on One Piece… and that’s on me. I’ve always been on the outside looking in when it comes to anime. It never clicked. The voices felt over-the-top; the expressions felt exaggerated. I just thought, “This isn’t for me.“ Fast forward to now, after getting pulled into shows like Invincible and Common Side Effects, I figured I’d at least give it a shot. Now I’m watching it almost every day with the boys and we are locked in. The detail
The long-awaited release of Crimson Desert has officially landed, and if you’ve spent even five minutes online, you’ve already seen the verdict: “Mixed.” What that word means right now depends entirely on who you’re listening to… and whether they’ve even played the game. What Crimson Desert Is (Quick Context) Developed by Pearl Abyss (best known for Black Desert Online), Crimson Desert is a single-player open-world action RPG focused on: Narrative-driven storytelling Large-scale battles and boss encounters Physics-heavy combat systems A
There’s indie success… and then there’s this. A solo developer known as Cakez just pulled off one of the most authentic game launches we’ve seen in a while with his new title, Tangy TD, which dropped on Steam on March 9, 2026 for $9.99. And the numbers don’t even feel real. From 4 Years on Twitch… to $30K in One Day Cakez didn’t just quietly build a game and hit publish. He streamed the entire process. For four years, people
I started Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End on stream yesterday, and I am pumped. I’ve been looking forward to this one for a while. This is one of those games I’ve told people for years is my favorite of all time. Not “one of.” The one. And now I’m jumping back in years later with a completely different perspective and a completely different setup. The Stream Didn’t Go Smooth… At All Let’s not pretend this was some clean, polished kickoff.
Fortnite’s next season is almost here, and if the leaks and teaser trailers are any indication, Chapter 7 Season 2 might be one of the wildest crossover seasons Epic has attempted yet. The new season, titled “Showdown,” launches March 19, 2026, and Epic Games has already started teasing the storyline direction. Meanwhile, prominent Fortnite leakers HYPEX and ShiinaBR have been piecing together what the upcoming Showdown Battle Pass and crossover lineup could look like. As always with Fortnite, some details
One of the newest entries in the crowded live-service shooter market has already reached the end of the road. Highguard, the free-to-play hero shooter from Wildlight Entertainment, officially shut down its servers on March 12, 2026, just 45 days after launching. Yes… forty-five days. For a game that closed out The Game Awards 2025 as the event’s final reveal, the collapse has been incredibly fast. From Game Awards Finale to Shutdown Highguard was first revealed during The Game Awards in