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I love Chess games but this one's throwing me off a bit. What kind of Chess game even is this? The graphics and sound effects are quite decent but I don't really get it at all.

Very strange premise for a game and I'd have to know more about it before I'd be convinced to get this.

Hmmm...A very interesting concept but I want to see more of the gameplay. Average Cabin inspection job turns into a fight for survival. I'll be keeping an eye on this game.

Personally, the graphics, lighting and combat look promising from what I've seen but I want to learn more about its story.

My favorite was FF8 and my least favorite was FF9 - between the graphics, story and character design, I hated it.

It’s cool that FF games are coming to Apple Arcade, but I wonder how this fits into Square Enix’s broader strategy. With games like Fantasian expanding to other platforms and some FF titles staying exclusive to certain services, it feels like the company is spreading things out too much. Hope they don’t lose focus on the core fans.

I wonder if this acquisition will lead to more cross-promotion with Miniclip's other games. Having a puzzle-focused developer under the same roof as a company with strong action/sports games could lead to some interesting collaborations or shared tech.

It’s always sad to hear about layoffs, especially in a studio known for creating such great games. I hope the affected employees find new opportunities soon and that Hyper Light Breaker’s launch is a success. The industry has its ups and downs, but community support can make all the difference.

I agree. Cleo a pretty good browser extension for shopping on clothing store sites like Nike and even Amazon.

I’ve used Cleo a few times and have been pretty happy with it! I’ve saved around 10-15% on some of my purchases from places like Wayfair and Walmart. The process is pretty seamless, and I like that it works for year-round shopping too. The only downside I’ve noticed is that it doesn’t always have discounts available for every store I shop at, but when it does, it’s a solid deal.

The Rage: Carrie 2 - 8/10

Bleach with another banger in terms of Shinsui's bankai being modelled after classic japanese Theater plays with the authentic sounds. Absolutely peak!

Someone needs to pry me away from this modded 3DS because it has me hooked with more than 5,000 DS/3DS/GBA titles. The only regret I have at the moment is that I hadn't thought of this much sooner.

When it comes to game soundtracks, do you lean more toward the grandeur of orchestral scores, with their sweeping, cinematic tones, or do you prefer the unique vibe of electronic/experimental music, with its more ambient, sometimes boundary-pushing qualities? How does each type affect your immersion and emotional connection to the game?

We've seen plenty of trends come and go, but some just seem to stick around longer than we'd like. What gaming trends do you hope will fade away in the near future? Whether it's microtransactions, excessive remakes, or the overuse of battle passes, share your thoughts on what you'd like to see disappear from the gaming world.

Gaming memes have become a huge part of online culture, from hilarious takes on game mechanics to satirical jokes about industry trends. Some people love them for the humor and sense of community, while others feel they can be overdone or miss the mark. Do gaming memes help build gaming culture, or do they contribute to burnout and misrepresentation?

We've all faced tough choices in games that made us pause and reconsider. Whether it's choosing between characters, moral dilemmas, or major plot points, some decisions stay with us long after the game ends. What’s the hardest decision you’ve made in a video game? Did it impact your playthrough or change your perspective on the story?

We all have different ideas of what makes a game great, but what would make a game feel perfect for you? Is it a perfect blend of gameplay, story, and visuals? Do you want seamless world-building, unforgettable characters, or innovative mechanics that push the boundaries of gaming? Maybe it's the little details that make everything click.

With the upcoming Xbox handheld on the horizon, how do you think Xbox can stand out from existing handhelds like the Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch? What unique features or strategies should they focus on to make it more appealing? Will game library, cloud integration, or hardware design be key factors in winning over gamers?