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Promotional artwork from Highguard showing three playable characters in combat poses, including a warrior with red hair in the center, a shooter firing a weapon, and a horned fighter riding a bear.

Highguard Dies After Just 45 Days as Servers Shut Down

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

Marathon gameplay scene showing futuristic soldiers fighting in a jungle swamp during the Marathon Vision of Marathon Bungie ViDoc.

Marathon, The Server Slam, and Why We Decide Games Are Dead Too Fast

The gaming internet moves fast. A new game shows up, people play a beta for a few hours, a couple streamers complain on Twitter, and suddenly the entire conversation turns into “this game is dead.” That’s basically what’s happening right now with Marathon. If you’ve been paying attention over the past few weeks, Bungie’s upcoming extraction shooter has been all over the place online. Mostly because of the Server Slam playtest that ran from February 26 to March 2 ahead

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Building This Community One Stream at a Time

When I first started posting gameplay and writing about it, I didn’t really know what would happen. I just knew I enjoyed gaming, writing, and documenting the process of learning things in real time. There wasn’t some big strategy at the beginning. No huge audience waiting. Just a camera, a few streams, and the idea that maybe people would enjoy watching the journey unfold. And slowly… they have. @channlerg Picking Up The Pieces Quest. Worth it? #arcraiders #arcraidersquest #justquestin #arcraidersgameplay

Scene from Common Side Effects featuring small white humanoid characters sitting on and standing beside a large turtle in a forest with glowing blue mushrooms.

Common Side Effects: The Weird Adult Animation That Got My Attention

When Invincible Changed My Brain About Adult Animation For the longest time, I didn’t think adult animated shows were for me. Not because they were bad, I just couldn’t get into the animation style. A lot of them looked overly goofy or leaned way too hard into comedy, and I always assumed they were mostly just chaotic humor with a few crude jokes thrown in. Then I watched Invincible. That show completely flipped my expectations of what adult animation could

ARC Raiders character sitting on a bed inside a worn safehouse with weapons mounted on the wall.

Level 1 Again in ARC Raiders… But Not the Same Player

I’m Level 1 again. No stash. No safe pocket. No illusion that I’m tougher than I actually am. And it feels better than the first time. When I skipped the first Expedition, it wasn’t because I didn’t care. It was the opposite. I felt like I had too much to learn. Systems on top of systems. Crafting. Skill trees. Workbenches. Materials that looked important but made no sense yet. I didn’t want to jump in halfway and pretend I understood

GTA VI Is Actually Real And It’s About to Take Over Everything

It feels fake typing this. We’ve been joking about GTA VI for so long it basically became a meme. A conspiracy. A myth your older cousin swore was “definitely coming next year.” And now? It’s a few months away. Possibly the biggest video game release of all time is actually about to drop. A Billion-Dollar Crime Spree Grand Theft Auto VI isn’t just another sequel. It’s Rockstar swinging for the fences after nearly 13 years of people still booting up

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Uncharted 4 Is the GOAT For Me — And I Didn’t Even See It Coming

I get asked this a lot. “What’s your favorite game of all time?” And every time, I say it without hesitation: Uncharted 4. Not because it has the best mechanics. Not because it reinvented gaming. Not because I did some deep analytical breakdown of narrative structure like I’m writing a thesis. It’s my favorite because of how it made me feel the first time I played it. And I didn’t even see it coming. It Came With My PS4… That’s

Injured blue-suited superhero with blood and bruises on his face standing in front of a group of costumed heroes, with “Invincible” title on screen.

Invincible Season 4 Might Be the Biggest One Yet

When I started Invincible, I thought I was getting something fun. A superhero show. Animated. Easy watch. Background noise while I scrolled. Instead, by the end of Season 1, I was sitting there like I’d just watched a live-action prestige drama disguised as a cartoon. Now I’ve finished Season 1. I’m rewatching 2 and 3. And I just found out Season 4 Episode 1 will be on Prime Video March 18, 2026 AND Season 5 has been confirmed! And suddenly

Animated superhero Invincible in a blue suit confronting a large red dragon mid-battle in an action scene.

I Didn’t Know Animated Shows Could Hit Like This — Invincible Shocked Me

I went into Invincible thinking it was background noise. You know the vibe. Animated superhero show. Bright colors. Saturday morning energy. Something I could throw on while half-scrolling my phone and pretending I wasn’t tired. Five minutes in, I was relaxed. Forty-five minutes in, I was sitting upright on my couch like I’d just witnessed a crime. And then that ending of Episode 1 happened. No spoilers. Just know this: I physically said “oh?!” out loud. Not a loud scream.

Power armor survivor walking with a German Shepherd past a Red Rocket gas station in a post-apocalyptic desert at sunset.

Fallout Season 2 Isn’t Just Good (It’s Making Me Obsess Over Vaults Again)

I figured I’d watch a couple of episodes of Fallout Season 2, nod politely at some references, and move on with my life like a normal, functioning adult. Instead, I finished it and immediately opened Steam like a man about to disappear into a 90-hour side-quest spiral. This isn’t a recap. It’s not a review score. It’s not me breaking down cinematography or pacing like I went to film school. It’s me admitting that this show just made me want